Monthly Archives: September 2015

Google sending invites for September 29 event, new Nexus phones incoming

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After months of rumors and speculation, we finally know the date on which we’ll get to see Google’s new Nexus smartphones.

Google is sending invitations for an event that’s taking place at 9:00 am PT on September 29. Google says that it’ll show “some new treats” at the event and then let attendees spend some hands-on time with ‘em after the presentation.

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It’s widely expected that Google will shown the LG Nexus 5X and Huawei Nexus 6P at this event. Exactly when the new phones will launch is still unknown, but in recent years, Google has began selling its new Nexus products shortly after their unveiled.

In addition to these new Nexus phones, it’s rumored that Google will show a new Chromecast at its September 29 event. The streaming dongle will reportedly have a new look and offer faster Wi-Fi, among other tweaks.

Which of Google’s expected September 29 announcements are you most excited for?

Source: @stevekovach

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CommVault Struggles With Brand Message

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CommVault have struggled for some time with a consistent, simple marketing message for the company and its products. In conversation with various CommVault representatives over the past couple of years, I’ve understood that CommVault wants to be more than just a backup company, but when asked about what, exactly, that means, the conversation has drifted back to how great the company’s backup products are.

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Apple Loop: Your iPhone 6S Costs $100 More, Anger Over iOS 9, Measuring The Reality Distortion Field

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This week?s Apple Loop includes reactions and frustrations around the iOS 9 release, the pricing strategy of the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, Apple’s leverage of the iPhone Upgrade Program, the definitive iOS 9 review, the secrets behind 3D Touch, the delay to the Apple Watch WatchOS 2 update, how Microsoft will save the iPad Pro, how to measure the Reality Distortion Field, and Tim Cook’s appearance on The Late Show.

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Android Circuit: Samsung Galaxy S6 Long-Term Review, Moto X Style Release Dates, Apple Trolls Google

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This week?s Android Circuit includes the Moto X Style preorder and release dates, a long-term review of the Samsung Galaxy S6, Apple’s ‘Move to iOS’ Android app, more leaked images of the BlackBerry Venice, Cortana’s integration with Cyanogen OS, Amazon’s $50 Fire tablet, a solution to a stuck Samsung S Pen, the arrival of Android One in Europe, and full editing support in Medium’s Android app.

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