Don’t imagine that paying $1500 for your ‘Explorer Edition’ prototype Google Glass makes you the legal owner: Wired dug into the terms of service to find that Google is effectively treating the limited edition gadget like a piece of software: Read more
Google to announce Google Fiber in Provo today? (Update: Confirmed)
Google will add Provo, Utah, to the list of cities set to receive its ultra high speed Google Fiber Internet service.
Austin, Texas was revealed earlier this month to be joining Kansas City as host to Google Fiber.
The announcement by Provo Mayor John Curtis will be live streamed at 3:30 PM EST.
Android usage of Major League Baseball site increases – but Apple still dominates
MLB.com digital head Bob Bowman told AllThingsD that they were slowly picking up Android users – up from 20% two years ago to 30% today – but that iOS users still spend more.
The site offers a free app with a choice of paid subscriptions, at $19.99/month and $24.99/month. Bowman said that the majority of paid sign-ups came from iOS users … Read more
Full video of Eric Schmidt conversation at D: Dive into Mobile
Motorola and Google to release stock Android phones with less overlay and smaller form-factor in second half of 2013
Since acquiring Motorola for $13 billion last May, Google has been expected to launch a Motorola smartphone running stock Android, but the most recent Google-branded Nexus 4 device was made in partnership with LG.
Motorola’s design chief Jim Wicks tells PC Mag, though, that Google and Motorola have been working closely during that time on multiple devices running stock Android with less overlay that we should expect later this year.
Google Chairman Eric Schmidt talks Android activations, Chinese government, social change, and privacy
Google Chairman Eric Schmidt spoke to AllThingsD‘s Dive Into Mobile 2013 conference this morning:
