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
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
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
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’
Updates to Google Assistant make interacting with the device easier and more streamlined than ever before.
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.
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)
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.
Pixel 6A case hands-on: More clues about Google’s next phone
A Pixel 6A case we received ahead of Google I/O gives us some more clues about Google's next phone.
10 years on, Google Glass is still a Google I/O high point
Google Glass remains the pinnacle of exciting hardware announcements at Google I/O, and 10 years on we look back at what made it so special.
6 Google I/O 2022 streams to watch even if you’re not a developer
Google I/O is the company's annual developer conference, but there's still plenty to interest the tech fan too. Here are six streamed sessions we recommend.
There’s (almost) no way the Pixel Watch can live up to the hype
New rumors have reignited excitement around the Pixel Watch, which may launch in the coming months. But it almost certainly won't live up to the hype.
Google Store redesign indicates imminent Pixel Watch announcement
The online Google Store's most recent redesign seems to suggest that the Pixel Watch is coming soon based on the way it's changed its wording.
Google’s Pixel 6a earns FCC approval weeks ahead of launch
Google's upcoming Pixel 6a has just passed FCC certification, hinting at an impending launch.
Google I/O 2022: Latest news, dates, and registration
This year's Google I/O 2022 will be hosted on May 11 and 12. Here's how you can watch and register for keynotes and events.
Google I/O returns as an in-person event on May 11-12
Google I/O 2022 will return as an in-person event on May 11-12. The event will be livestreamed in front of a limited live audience.
Android 12: Everything you need to know
Android 12 is now available for download. Here's everything you need to know about Google's next big update.
Smart home fragmentation may become thing of the past thanks to Matter protocol
Tired of having to use multiple device apps to run your smart home? Google and a handful of other smart tech developers have big plans for unifying smart gear.
Chromebooks at Google I/O 2021: Everything new that’s been announced
There's a lot to be excited about for the future of Chromebooks. Here's everything new in the world of Chromebooks coming out of Google I/O 2021.
Chromebooks are officially moving to Android 11. Here’s why that matters
Google says Chromebooks will be updated to Android 11 throughout this year, and it's a big deal for the security, performance, and the update schedule.
The 5 best things from Google I/O 2021
The Google I/O 2021 keynote brought major announcements about the future of Google products. These were the best announcements.
Everything Google didn’t announce at Google I/O 2021
A lot was announced at Google I/O 2021, but a lot wasn't. Here's what wasn't announced, but might show up in the next few months.
Google I/O 2021: All of the biggest announcements
Google I/O is back as a virtual event, and it's packed full of amazing new products and updates.
Smart Home at Google I/O 2021: Everything new
Google announced a handful of new smart home innovations at the return of the company's annual I/O event. Here's a breakdown of the latest innovations.
Together, Google and Samsung just may have a chance to beat the Apple Watch
The newly announced Wear platform is a joint effort between Google and Samsung, and it just may have a chance to take on the Apple Watch.
Wearables at Google I/O 2021: Everything new announced today
Google and Samsung are partnering on a revamped Wear OS experience featuring improved app performance, battery health, and a suite of fitness-tracking perks.
Stadia was a no-show during Google’s 2-hour I/O keynote
Google Stadia wasn't mentioned once during Google's two-hour I/O keynote. We're not surprised.
Initiatives for 24/7 clean energy announced at Google I/O 2021
At Google I/O 2021, the company announced more initiatives towards cleaner energy, with the aim of operating on carbon-free energy by 2030.
In Google’s new world, your phone camera is for way more than taking photos
From rashes to hiking boots, Google wants you to use your phone’s camera for asking about everything.
Google shows off its amazing new Quantum A.I. Campus
At Google I/O, the company announced its new Quantum A.I. Campus, a Santa Barbara, California, facility which will advance Google’s considerable quantum ambitions.
Android 12 Beta 1: Is it worth installing?
The first beta of Android 12 is finally here, allowing developers and brave users to test out the next-generation operating system. But should you install it?
Google’s Project Starline is a magic mirror to bring 3D video chatting to life
Google’s Project Starline is working to make it possible for you to view a life-sized 3D model of a loved one when communicating with them.
Google sees fault in camera algorithms, vows to improve skin tone representation
Google's strength in photography is well-known, but that power isn't perfect. It's now focusing on ensuring its algorithms properly represent all skin tones.
The 5 best new features just announced for Google Docs
At Google I/O 2021, a slew of new features were announced for Google Docs, all of which make it a more collaborative application.