Google Search for iOS gets more conversational

Google is ready to take the fight to Siri with the latest update of its Search app for iOS. The voice search feature for version 4.0 is now more conversational than before. You can ask Google things like “What’s the weather” and it will respond and then you can follow it up with “How about this weekend?” to get more information. The app also has an improved Google Now integration with articles showing up from your favorite news sites and more information about upcoming trips and the like.

Source: Engadget

LG shows off G3 in first official teaser clip

Leaks of LG’s latest flagship has been going around for months but now the Korean company is ready to show off the device (or at least bits of it). The first teaser clip for the G3 shows the device’s metallic frame, camera, ridiculously slim side bezels, and redesigned rear buttons. LG will be debuting the device at special events to be held in London, New York, and San Francisco on May 27 as well as Seoul, Singapore, and Istanbul on May 28.

Source: BGR

Chromium code review reportedly shows Nexus 6 and 8

Rumours have been swirling that we’re seeing the end of the Nexus line but until that is confirmed other reports claim new Nexus devices are on its way in the coming months. Android Headlines cites Dutch website SmartDroid.de on a report that there will be a new Nexus 8 and Nexus 6. These devices reportedly showed up on a Chromium code review.

The Nexus 8 has long been reported to be an 8.9-inch tablet made by HTC. It is expected to make its debut at the upcoming Google I/O or a bit after that. Meanwhile, the Nexus 6 is a new device to make its rounds in the rumour mill. This doesn’t mean that this will be a 6-inch device from Google and its chosen manufacturer or it could be. But perhaps it will carry the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 processor and 3GB of RAM. We will keep you posted to confirm or debunk these rumours when we hear more.

Clothes designed to battle smartphone addiction debut at Toronto Fashion Week

You see it all around you, people ignoring company because they are glued to their smartphones. Japanese designer Kunihiko Morinaga revealed a new garment line called Focus: Life Gear by Trident. The collection includes shirts, jackets, and pants made from radio-frequency-shielding fabric meant to deflect electromagnetic waves of your phone and render it useless. This means if you have your phone in your pocket, you won’t receive any tweets, Facebook messages, email, and the like.

We appreciate the effort and idea behind the line but we’re not quite sure what the reception for Focus collection will be like (pun unintended).

Source: CNET