Google Plus got a huge update on the web earlier this week, and now the Android app is getting its own revamping. New photo and location features lead the way.
Sure, Google rolled out all kinds of exciting app updates this week. But don't let that overshadow the other great releases that came out. Grab the best apps of the week.
OK Go is a band known for its web savviness. Now it's trying out mobile games, but it's all about words not music. We try out the game Say the Same Thing.
The leads of every part of the Android development team sat down to talk with developers in a question and answer session in a Google I/O fireside chat.
Google Play game services will roll out some new features that mobile gamers will love: Cross-platform functionality, social leadboards, and achievements.
Google is doing it's best to keep up its "Don't be evil" image by actively encouraging good. One Today is it's new app encouraging people to give a little in hopes of accomplishing a lot.
Google didn't announce it's own new phone, but it has co-opted the Samsung Galaxy S4 to house its own services. The Galaxy S4 will get Google-fied June 26.
Nokia announced some upgrades to its current Lumia line and a new phone that will be joining the party: The 925. How do they all stack up? Let's find out.
No one wants to admit a fart is funny, but we're all guilty at laughing at them. iFart Mobile is shameless in its flatulence, making it the worst app of the week.
Still haven't come up with a Mother's Day gift idea yet? Need a little help before time runs out? Grab your loved ones and UrGiftIn and get the perfect gift.
A good mobile game should be simple, addictive, and easy to play. Check all three boxes for Dots, a new game for iOS that hit 1 million downloads in a week.
Been looking for some validation in your love life? Let Passion, an iOS app, be the judge of just how good you are in bed. Or don't, because this app is terrible.
Google Now, Google's voice search tool, has made its way to iOS via the Google Search app. It's powerful, responsive, but maybe too hidden for most users.
Looking for a new game to kill some time or a new app to help you out? We've collected all the best updates and new releases from this week to add to your download queue.
The NFL draft is here, which means it's time to pretend you know more than professional scouts. Play armchair general manger with the help of these NFL draft apps.
Google Glass is the big name in wearable tech, but a challenger has appeared. Telepathy One, created by a Japanese start up, debuted in New York on Tuesday.
Take the classic mobile game of Snake, mash it up with an old-school RPG, and you'll get Nimble Quest. This oddball combination delivers addicting gameplay.
Cut the Rope is as close to a classic as mobile games can get. It's latest installment sends you traveling through time to collect candy with a partner.
Need some new apps to fill your mobile device? We've collected the best update and new apps of the week, including Open Signal, Ness, Anthill, and more.
When Pocket Heat worked, it nearly set your phone ablaze and drowned its battery. Now it doesn't work and costs $1. Either way, this is a terrible app.
Have some hidden talents that you want the world to see? Showboatr will help you show off all of your most impressive skills - or let you make a fool of yourself.
If you've ever been curious about the odd little details about the things around you, try out Sitegeist. Learn all the data about the world around you.
Did some spring cleaning on your phone or a tablet and suddenly have more room? We've the best apps and updates from this week to help fill it back up with good stuff.
Part arcade game, part point and click adventure, part Pixar-style story, Fetch for iPad is less of a game and more of an experience. Visuals and story steal the show.
Take me out to the ball game - or maybe just bring the ball game to my iPad. Topps BUNT takes card collecting and fantasy baseball and mashes them up for this app.
Ridiculous Fishing tasks players with catching fish, bringing them to the surface, and shooting them. Ridiculous is right, but it's also ridiculously good.
The Facebook Phone is here. Kind of. HTC has the first phone that will come with the Facebook Home UI, aptly named the HTC First. We see how it stacks up to other Android phones.
Flipboard 2.0 became available this week, equipped with a new Magazines feature. Does it add any value to the already great social reader? Spoiler alert: Yes.
