#androidwear You are probably familiar with the iWatch, Apple's new smart watch. Google has introduced their own line of smartwatches, and they are compatible with the iPhone. The iWatch has an app that you can get on your iOS device as a fitness tracker and more. AndroidWear, Google's new wearable tech, also has similar features. Google wants to be able to cross-platform to make it easier for people.  This is what a iWatch looks like, in case you're wondering: (below) That is all for this post, and be sure to share it with others, subscribe, and stay tuned for future posts. If you have read all the post on my home page, you can go into my archive to see my older posts, so they don't become forgotten! I try to make posts every single day, and if you follow this blog you will see them daily on the bottom of your blogger dashboard. Thank you for reading, and I will see you all later. BUH-BBYYYYYEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!! Check my other blog, the Right-Brain Vie...

The Billy Bob Blog has been cancelled so I can make another blog, Cat Meets Home. I really want a cat and will probably get one for my birthday. I wanted a place to blog about my cat, so I made that. Cat meets Home will probably start later this month, and I will tell you when I make my first post there. My new blog: catmeetshome.blogspot.com See the blog me and Young are working on together: youngandarca.blogspot.com

My Friend, Young has said that he will rarely make posts on my blog, he will mostly visit it daily. He has invited me to a blog he made called Video Game World. It will focus on video games, and facts about them. Both me and Young are admins. I made my first post on that blog today! The link:  youngandarca.blogspot.com

  Above: Novak Djokovic at the 2015 US Open Tennis Finals. Djokovic was the one to take home the trophy last night at the 2015 US Open Finals. He beat Roger Federer and claimed victory. Here are the results which I copy+pasted from Google.  In order to access the links, go here:  https://www.google.com/#safe=active&q=US+Open+2015 US Open Men's Singles   ·   Men's Doubles   ·   Women's Singles   ·   Women's Doubles 1 N. Djokovic 6 5 6 6 Finals 2 R. Federer 4 7 4 4 Sep 13, Completed 2 R. Federer 6 6 6 Semifinals 5 S. Wawrinka 4 3 1 Sep 11, Completed 1 N. Djokovic 6 6 6 Semifinals 9 M. Cilic 0 1 2 Sep 11, Completed 2 R. Federer 6 6 6 Quarterfinals 12 R. Gasquet 3 3 1 Sep 9, Completed ...

  Ahhhh... Super Mario... A classic  platform enjoyed by many... Wait a minute! This is getting boring! If only I can make my own level, and make it not boring! And play levels made by others... Well, now you can! (Note: The poster below says "Mario Maker" but they now changed the name to SUPER Mario Maker. ) It is really easy! You drag and drop things into the level, and even make your own combinations, like making Bowser huge, Goombas shooting fireballs, bad guys coming out of blocks, and more! You can even make flying blocks!  You can use all of your favorite Amiibo, too! Amiibo are like Skylanders. When you put them on the base, they get into the game! There are also cool looking limited edition 30th Anniversary Mario Amiibo, which come in two colors, modern and classic. Build, play, share, the possibilities are infinite? How do you create? Here are some trailers:   The game will also come with a special book. ...

I have a new favicon! Here it is: If you want to turn your own images into the size of favicons, go to favicon.co.uk Also, my blog's background is different. It has a wooden texture. I have also made the time someone posts more specific, and the same with comments. And a few minor changes not listed here that you may discover for yourselves!

                  Believe it or not, this is what the new Google logo looks like. I like the new logo, but others do not quite do. The reason for this major logo change is because Google has made a new company called Alphabet. Google is now technically owned by Alphabet, making the family even bigger. To quote the Official Google Blog, " These days, people interact with Google products across many different platforms, apps and devices—sometimes all in a single day. You expect Google to help you whenever and wherever you need it, whether it’s on your mobile phone, TV, watch, the dashboard in your car, and yes, even a desktop!  Today we’re introducing a new logo and identity family that reflects this reality and shows you when the Google magic is working for you, even on the tiniest screens. As you’ll see, we’ve taken the Google logo and branding, which were originally built for a single desktop browser page, and updated them for a wor...