Say you need to run Android apps on an actual computer, be it a laptop or a desktop. What do you do? One option starting this week will be to download Remix OS and run it free of charge on whatever PC ...

Remix OS is a desktop-optimized port of Android-x86 that can be installed on a flash drive and booted on almost any computer. Taylor Martin CNET Contributor Taylor Martin has covered technology online ...

It has become easier to connect your Android device to your computer over the past few years. For example, you can remote control your computer directly from your phone via Google Chrome. But that's ...

We took the time last week on our Android customization series to talk about Google’s tool to help you locate and secure a missing Android device. Android Device Manager is one of the easiest to use ...

There is no question that the future of our kid’s educations are closely tied up with technology. More and more computers and tablets are becoming a part of the classroom. The Tanoshi Android computer ...

I think we can all agree that the future of learning is highly dependent on technology. Kids today are using gadgets and tech more often and future generations will as well. The Tanoshi 2-in-1 is a ...

The Android operating system offers many of the functions of a desktop computer, but if your needs are resource-intensive, you can use your Android phone to tap into the power of a desktop PC. A ...

Okay, this probably isn’t going to drastically change the lives of either casual users of Android or developers on the platform, but I still found it to be cool. There’s a new Chrome app on the block ...

Typing with your voice – dictating text – has become an extremely common way to communicate. Better yet, you don't even need a stenographer. (Now I'm dating myself) I recently watched a friend quietly ...

The Mac/iPhone combo is hard to beat when it comes to little features that make a big impact — but Google's own Chrome/Android ecosystem has some pretty great tricks up its sleeves, too. You could ...

Gizmag is no stranger to pocket-sized image projectors. We've shared the first baby steps from the likes of Microvision and TI, right through to integration in smartphones and even more recently in ...