Gadgetory

what's up Brian song here and welcome to google issues for all the Google goodness that we can pack inside of a show now there's not a lot of big big news but enough to keep you going this week so what's going to be the big phone feature pushed by carriers in 2015 well it's Wi-Fi calling now you might be thinking isn't it already here and kind of now t-mobile recently announced their push to let all their customers make calls and texts over Wi-Fi as new smartphones supporting the feature continue to roll out now this includes making free Wi-Fi calls to the United States from anywhere outside the country Sprint is also offering something similar with an over-the-air update currently available to galaxy s4 users that will support new devices throughout the year and according to reports AT&T will be rolling out Wi-Fi calling support for android phones in 2015 some phones already support the feature but it also requires carrier support all right in the phone world the LG g3 is arguably the top Android handset on the market right now but if you're looking for an alternative to the Galaxy Note line then you should be paying attention to the g3 stylus yep it's a g3 with a pen now the phone will release globally and debut in Brazil this week followed by Latin America and Asia but no us love just yet also Motorola will be opening up their pre-orders for the new Moto X this Tuesday September the 16th with a pure edition of the device being made available that same day and if you weren't able to get your hands on a moto 360 pre-order the first time around sadface Tuesday's the day to try again also a cc is looking at product categories beyond just smartphones now according to Bloomberg they're working on an Android compatible GoPro like waterproof camera that can be used to shoot extreme sports and other activities instead to feature a wide angle lens with a 16 megapixel sensor the design is said to be tube-shaped it will be equipped with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi capabilities and will work with both Android and Apple now based on an artist's rendering right now it may look like this but we might even see it as early as october the 8th where ACC is expected to hold an event called double exposure and no that's not the name of a new jean-claude van damme flick I'm sorry there have been plenty of rumblings at ACC is doing a SmartWatch but then it might be scrapping it but Cena reports that the Taiwanese smartphone maker is indeed planning to unveil their entry into the wearables market in early 2015 with all the fierce competition for a product category that still no one has asked for I'll write a couple of Google stories the googs recently announced the first batch of Android apps that will be available for Chromebook users now the language learning app duolingo the note-taking Evernote app sight words a way to help improve your child's reading skills and find the six-second video clip maker are all available to download in the Chrome Web Store right now and it's one of my favorite tools and apps if you haven't heard of polar the team from Los Gatos California with a really slick and clean interface for making custom poles was recently acquired by Google and they will be bringing their talents to the Google+ team the app will be available until the end of 2014 and Samsung continues to go on the offensive with a batch of ads aimed right at Apple hitting them hard with topics ranging from the fact that they've always had a bigger screen phone a bigger screen oh wait I thought bigger screen fast-charging looks like the battery's getting a little better a little needs to be alive I need a faster charging phone look at all this we're gonna be here all night long order pizza and yes even apples horrible keynote stream stream go back but stir Kent not handle the matter with what's happened you can't handle a live stream go see two companies that continue to keep the beef of life even though they both make money off one another alright that's gonna do for this week you can always email us at Google licious at cnet com or tweet me at brian Tong thanks so much for watching it will see you next time for some more of that Google inches get alicious