For years, Google's empire was a mess of disconnected gadgets. A new plan to merge Android and ChromeOS aims to finally build a true Apple killer, and the stakes have never been higher
Another leak shows a Pepto Bismal-colored Pixel. Plus, some details on Google’s new AI offerings.
The Made by Google Event will happen on August 13 in California.
All federal employees are advised to update their Pixel phones by July 4, or they must "discontinue use of the product.”
The next version of Android has officially hit platform stability, so it's not as scary to use as on day one.
The feature will roll out this winter to Android users in the U.S. with RCS enabled.
In addition, Google Maps and Lookout will better describe objects in your environment.
Google's new Project Astra is basically a working Rabbit Eye.
Students can look up a step-by-step solution to their math and physics homework.
From homework help to scam detection, Google introduced new features to Gemini AI on the first day of Google I/O 2024.
Google’s $500 mid-range release is a hit if you don't mind a little deja vu.
The $500 price tag gets you a smaller smartphone with access to all of Google's algorithmic experiences.
The Pixel 8a may have the same camera as last year and cost $50 more.
This year, Google’s second attempt at folding smartphones might be worth the wait.
The latest rumors and rendering point to three sizes of the Pixel 9. Plus, satellite connectivity.
The Pixel 8 is also one of the best small Android phones you can buy.
Once again, Google hinges all its bets on camera performance and AI over any significant hardware improvements.
It's exactly as its leaks foretold but Android lovers shouldn't be disappointed.
Google’s excellent cameras don't fully make up for large bezels, a massive crease, and other user interface issues.
It has almost all the same specs as its flagship counterpart, including wireless charging and a 90Hz refresh rate. It's also only $500.
