It was a big week for tech news as Mobile World Congress came and went, and there were plenty of noteworthy things to discuss from new device announcements to talks about upcoming services. Both Samsung and HTC announced their upcoming flagship devices for the year, the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge as well as the HTC One M9, and all three appear to be exciting new devices with some interesting features. This week also saw a talk from Google’s head of Android and Chrome, Sundar Pichai, who finally confirmed that Google is indeed working on their own wireless network. A rumor also surfaced stating that the Nexus 6 may be the only phone that works on this new service.
Google also divulged plans about how to compete with Apple Pay, and as it turns out, Android Pay is the answer. During GDC 2015 on Tuesday evening, Nvidia announced the world’s first 4K Android TV Console, the Nvidia SHIELD, and the evening before Sony unveiled their new flagship Xperia Z4 tablet.
Sundar Pichai Confirms Google is Working Towards Operating Their Own Wireless Network
Google Is Going To Launch An Apple Pay Competitor Called Android Pay
Rumor: Google’s Upcoming Wireless MVNO Service Could Be Called “Google LTE-A“
Nvidia Announces The World’s First 4K Android TV Console Called The Nvidia Shield
Cyanogen Announce New Brand Identity, Logo And Website Relaunch
HTC Announces The HTC One M9 with 20-megapixel Rear-Facing Camera and Snapdragon 810
HTC Introduce Their First Fitness Tracker in Partnership With Under Armour; the HTC Grip
Samsung Officially Unveil The Samsung Galaxy S6 At MWC 2015
Sony Introduces Their Slimmest Ever Tablet With The Xperia Z4 Tablet Featuring A 2K Display
Rumor: Google’s Upcoming Wireless Service May Only Be Compatible With The Nexus 6