It seems like there might be a bug in relation to Google Wallet that can prevent users from using their smartphone to make purchases. Apparently, an HTC EVO 4G LTE user was having problems with HTC Sense crashing. The phone's owner was told to factory reset the unit and he did. But that was actually the beginning of the problem he had with Google Wallet. While the factory reset did resolve the force closing of HTC Sense, it also permanently disabled Google Wallet without even giving one bit of warning.

The owner of the device called Google and the answer he received was extremely unsatisfying as he was told that he needed to have been covered by a warranty and that he could get the phone repaired as long as he was willing to pay for it. NFC enabled models have a little mechanism inside the NFC component on the phone called the "secure element". If this "secure element" is tampered with, or even in the case of a factory reset, those attempting to pay using Google Wallet will receive a "secure element error" message. And just to be clear, this issue is not limited to the HTC EVO 4G LTE. Any NFC enabled device using Gogle Wallet will find the feature disabled with a factory reset, even the Google Nexus S 4G and the Samsung GALAXY Nexus.

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Today, A trusted source confirmed many of the details about the Google upcoming Nexus tablet. The Upcoming Google 7-inch tablet may not be named "Nexus" but it will be built by ASUS, Google may giveaway one of these tablets to each person attends the Google I/O 2012 event on June 27th as a hardware giveaways, Google always do that its I/O events.

The Tablet will start shipping on July and it would come with Android 5.0 JellyBean pre-installed on it, This confirm the rumors about that Next Major version of Android is coming in Q3 this year. The tablet will pack a Tegra 3 Quad-core processor and the price expected to stat from $299 which is amazingly competitive with other tablets on the market.

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Google has unveiled the first video taken with its sci-fi eyewear concept, Smart Glasses. The person who was wearing the glasses was jumping and flipping on a trampoline, doing a backflip while wearing Google glasses.

Google launched its Project Glass goggles on Google+ in April, and the news sent the concept of Google's futuristic glasses which would project augmented reality images into wearers field of vision into a worldwide frenzy on the web. Although Google co-founder Sergey Brin has been testing the device and teasing pictures to show the Internet what it can do, this is the first time we have seen a video taken by the device itself.

After a week of deliberations on the second phase of the Oracle vs. Google trial, a jury has ruled decisively in favor of Google and its little green robot, acquitting Big G of infringing on any of the patents that Oracle asserted against them. Given the finding the judge has dismissed the jury and the trial is basically over.

There is already spin coming from both sides. Google released a statement stating "Today's jury verdict that Android does not infringe Oracle's patents was a victory not just for Google but the entire Android ecosystem."

Android will Now enjoy an enhanced presumption of stability and legal independence. It will also give Google the upper hand in any further attempts to reach a settlement between them and Oracle

After the MWC 2012 & CTIA 2012... Google's I/O 2012 event is the one you shouldn't miss this year and the schedule of events has already been posted online.

Google I/O 2012 will run from June 27th to the 29th at Moscone Center, San Francsisco, and you can check out events with their dates and hours if you hit the source link below.

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Now, the Google event will focus not only on Andoid, but on the whole Google ecosystem including Chrome, Google+, Maps, YouTube, the Google TV, and other services.

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