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Google Navigation is still broken for many on the HTC EVO 4G LTE
Google Navigation, part of Google Maps and one of the most useful applications on the HTC EVO 4G LTE, has been broken for many (myself
Live coverage of the Google I/O 2013 keynote [Video + Live blog]
Welcome to dedicated coverage of Google I/O 2013 from Pocketables. Check out the livestream of the keynote below, along with our live blog coverage via
Some interesting things to know on the eve of Google I/O
Google I/O starts tomorrow – we’ll be streaming and live-blogging the keynote tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. (Pacific) – and of course we’ve been hearing all
Here’s your required reading before Google I/O
Google I/O is only two days away, which means that soon we’ll finally know if a new Nexus 7 tablet is coming out, what the
Three awesome reasons to try the Chrome OS dev channel now
The dev channel on Chrome OS can elicit mixed reactions from different people. Some people love the adventure, and others tend to cower before anything
Download the hottest Chrome packaged apps, even if you’re not in the dev channel
A few months ago, Google announced new packaged apps for Chrome – apps that, while written in standard web languages, are available offline and can communicate
Poll results: A majority of respondents will stick with HTC and/or Sprint
Last week, we asked you whether or not you were planning on sticking with HTC and/or Sprint, now that the HTC One has been released
Announcing the official Pocketables Chrome extension and web app!
For most of the weekend, I’ve been hard at work on my very first Google Chrome extension and web app – and now you, dear
HTC One experiences serious issues with capacitive hardware buttons
Editor’s note: The following guest post was written by Pocketables reader m03sizlak about his experience so far with the HTC One on Sprint. If you’ve got the
How Google got customer service right – at least for me, anyway
Google has gotten a bad reputation lately for its customer service, or more specifically, its lack thereof. When it first started selling the Nexus One
