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Like Microsoft Build and Apple’s WWDC, I/O is Google’s premiere event for developers — and like last year, it’ll like be a primarily virtual event in 2022. The event will take place on May 11-12, presented “live from Shoreline.” For a typical I/O event, thousands descended on the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California, for Google keynotes and developer sessions to talk about new technological advances, updates to its Android operating system, and plans for the year ahead.
The best Google Pixel 6a cases and covers
The Google Pixel 6a boasts a tempting price tag, but you'll still want to protect your investment with one of the best Pixel 6a cases and covers around.
Google really doesn’t want you to buy a Pixel 6 phone
Google really doesn’t want you to buy a Pixel 6 phone
The Pixel 6a may have been announced at Google I/O 2022, but Google doesn’t want you to buy it, or any other Pixel 6 phone. It’s all the Pixel 7’s fault.
Google shows ‘courage’ by ditching headphone jack in the Pixel 6a
Google shows ‘courage’ by ditching headphone jack in the Pixel 6a
The Pixel 6a not having a headphone jack is exactly as "courageous" as when the Pixel 2 and iPhone 7 killed it years before.
Google’s life-changing AR smart glasses demo gave me shivers
Google’s life-changing AR smart glasses demo gave me shivers
Google showed a pair of prototype smart glasses at the end of the I/O 2022 keynote, and demonstrated how this amazing technology could change lives.
Google’s Pixel 6a is losing the 5a’s best feature
Google’s Pixel 6a is losing the 5a’s best feature
Google has announced the Pixel 6a as a powerful new budget phone with its Tensor chip onboard -- but don't expect much from its battery life.
Google Wallet is back and it has some new tricks
Google Wallet is back and it has some new tricks
The new Google Wallet has been introduced at Google I/O 2022. From credit cards to digital driver's licenses, the app will soon replace the physical wallet.
New Google privacy features fight phishing, scrub search results
New Google privacy features fight phishing, scrub search results
Google is taking even more steps to help folks protect their privacy and keep their data secure.Â
Google Play improves privacy, payments, and subscriptionsÂ
Google Play improves privacy, payments, and subscriptionsÂ
Google is introducing several new features that will help game and app developers to engage and grow their audience while also improving privacy and security.
Google’s Pixel Watch is real and it’s coming soon
Google’s Pixel Watch is real and it’s coming soon
After years of being nothing more than a rumor, the Pixel Watch has been made real at Google I/O 2022. Here's everything you need to know about it.
There’s a new Pixel Tablet coming in 2023
There’s a new Pixel Tablet coming in 2023
At Google I/O today, Google announced that it will be expanding its lineup of first-party Android products with its first Pixel Tablet.
Everything announced at Google I/O 2022: Pixel 6a, Pixel Watch, search enhancements and more!
Everything announced at Google I/O 2022: Pixel 6a, Pixel Watch, search enhancements and more!
Google's annual tech conference has begun. Here's a rundown of everything announced.
Google teases Pixel 7’s new chip, recycled aluminum design
Google teases Pixel 7’s new chip, recycled aluminum design
During today’s Google I/O event, the company gave us a quick teaser of what we can expect from its next smartphone: The Pixel 7.
The $199 Pixel Buds Pro land in July
The $199 Pixel Buds Pro land in July
The Pixel Buds Pro are official, with active noise cancellation and a new look.
With optimized apps, Android tablets will finally be more than big phones
With optimized apps, Android tablets will finally be more than big phones
The Android tablet segment is reaching 270 million active users and it's about time Google introduced new UI elements to its operating system.
Android 13 is all about big screens, privacy, and payments
Android 13 is all about big screens, privacy, and payments
Android 13 is finally here at Google I/O! Here's what Google is bringing to mobile users over the next year.
The Monk Skin Tone Scale makes the internet more inclusive
The Monk Skin Tone Scale makes the internet more inclusive
Google will use the 10-point Monk Skin Tone Scale to help make online images, search, and cameras more representative for more people.
Google Docs will auto-generate TL;DR summaries for you
Google Docs will auto-generate TL;DR summaries for you
At I/O 2022, Google announced some updates for Google Docs powered by machine learning modules.
Virtual payment cards boost security in Chrome and Android
Virtual payment cards boost security in Chrome and Android
Google's virtual cards create an alternate credit card number to be used for online purchases, instead of saving the real card details, increasing security.
The ‘Look and Talk’ feature means you don’t have to say ‘Hey Google’
The ‘Look and Talk’ feature means you don’t have to say ‘Hey Google’
Updates to Google Assistant make interacting with the device easier and more streamlined than ever before.
Google supercharges Search with new features
Google supercharges Search with new features
Multisearch's 'near me' variable allows you to search for a plate of food, find out what it's called, and find out where you can eat it nearby.
How to watch Google I/O 2022 and what to expect
How to watch Google I/O 2022 and what to expect
Google's I/O is here again, with this year's event expected to bring Android 13, a Pixel 6a, and the long-anticipated Pixel Watch. Here's how to watch!
The Nexus 7 was the perfect right-place, right-time product
The Nexus 7 was the perfect right-place, right-time product
tablet is 10 years old, and in our retrospective, we look back at what made it so well-loved and why it was such a milestone release.
Google needs to convince us WearOS isn’t dead (again)
Google needs to convince us WearOS isn’t dead (again)
WearOS 3 still isn't widely available, so at Google I/O 2022 we need to see strong evidence the platform really does have some life left in it.