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"Visual discovery" means searching for things when you don't know their name—and that's a game Google can't play.
Overall user engagement on the Galaxy S3 and S4 is high, but Samsung users don't seem to care about the company's own apps.
He spearheaded Google's response to Facebook.
If you're making a step-tracking wristband, please stop now.
Your users aren't stupid, GitHub.
Facebook's newswire will feature newsworthy posts from public pages and profiles.
Look out, HBO—you may be helping create a monster with that new Amazon deal.
Google's new camera app takes mobile photography to lovely new heights. So of course we threw it in a cage for a fight to the death.
The world of set-top streaming boxes just got more competitive.
Instead of just monitoring your connected home, teach it to talk back.
The mobile messaging service is primed to replace SMS globally.
Apps aren't going to overshadow the mobile Web for very long.
It may not be ready for primetime, but it'll be available for way less than $100 a year.
Apple may be inclined to help loosen Google's lock on discovering online information.
Google is now taking the plunge into deep linking to an app from an ad.
Square, LevelUp and Clinkle can all verify one basic fact: Payments are hard.
The world we predicted is coming true all around us.
The numbers suggest they are—but the real question is why.
Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Atlanta are in line for an upgrade.
GitHub's challenges are far from over.
Microsoft's hard road to viability in the smartphone market starts at the end of this week.
The car app market is a quagmire of fragmentation and weak standards, but there's hope.
Many Arduino projects are based on just two simple programs.
A Q&A with Jackie Goldberg on Yahoo's redesigns, iconic purple, and her life as a designer.
