Android Marshmallow on PC Falls Flat

The Android-x86 Project eventually may become a viable operating system alternative for your desktop and laptops computers, but it's not there yet. You will have to wait a while for the developers to fix a number of failures with the latest release upgrading Android-x86 to Marshmallow 6.0.1.

The developers late this summer released the first stable version of Android-x86 6.0, codenamed "Marshmallow." Android-x86 lets you run the Android OS with the Google Chrome browser on your desktop and laptop computers, rather than buying one of the qualified Chromebooks with the Google Play Store features bolted on.

Google launches Featured Photos screensaver for Apple Mac

Google has launched a new feature for its rival Apple's Mac systems. Dubbed 'Featured Photos,' the screensaver shows different images shared by people on Google+.
"With our new Featured Photos screensaver for Mac, you can display stunning, high-resolution photography from our Google+ members whenever your computer is inactive," said Google product manager Neil Inala in a post made on Google+.
Apple Mac users would need to visit the dedicated webpage and download the installer file, in order to use it. It works on Mac OS 10.9 and later versions.