Chrome OS is good and all, but it’s always felt distant — on an island of its own away from the might of Android. Well, it ...

Innovation hub Nexus, and the University of Leeds, working in powerful coalition of 12 regional partners have been recognised ...

Materials Nexus discovered a new rare-earth-free magnet called MagNex with the help of AI - here’s how they did it.

According to Grand View Research, the global blockchain market is projected to grow from $31.3 billion in 2024 to $1.43 ...

Google's Nexus device line holds a special place in the hearts of many tech enthusiasts. But still, Google stopped making them nearly a decade ago. Here's why.

The Google Nexus One was launched 14 years ago in 2010, in collaboration with HTC. It showcased Google's vision of an ideal Android phone.

The lineup began in 2009 with the introduction of the Google Nexus One. Manufactured by HTC, it was intended to be Google's opening answer to the iPhone, but a lack of carrier support hindered the ...

That second-gen Nexus 7 was the right product at the right price at the right time. Apologies to the Pixel Tablet, but none of Google's tablet efforts since then have come anywhere close.

Google has sold phones for nearly as long as Android's existence, so let's take a look at the history of Nexus and Pixel smartphones.

Google unveiled its own online store to sell the phone independently from wireless service providers that operate as device gatekeepers under the traditional sales model. The goal: Break down ...

We review Google’s latest and greatest, the Nexus 6. How does it hold up to everything else on the market?

Nevertheless, the Nexus One will always have a very special place in our hearts. It was the first-ever Google phone and is the reason why the Pixel lineup exist today! So did you ever use the ...