Even the most stubborn fence-sitters have to admit it: Virtual reality is worming its way into our the fabric of our culture. Part of VR's growth is because we can now just strap phones to our faces and see other worlds, but that typically requires l...
Android N gets a high-performance VR mode
Even the most stubborn fence-sitters have to admit it: Virtual reality is worming its way into our the fabric of our culture. Part of VR's growth is because we can now just strap phones to our faces and see other worlds, but that typically requires l...
Google surprised us all with an Android N developer preview two months before we landed at I/O, and updated it with new performance-enhancing features just a few weeks back. Now, as revealed during this morning's I/O keynote, there's a new update for...
Google has introduced a new messaging app today called Allo. It's not a Hangouts replacement, but a completely standalone app that looks a little more like Facebook's Messenger. Indeed, it follows the latter's model and incorporates a little bit of m...
While the New York Times may have stolen some of the thunder yesterday, Google's answer to Amazon's smart speakers is now official. Announced at Google I/O, Home is the company's answer to the online retailer's Echo line that allows you to get a hand...
Google's big I/O keynote kicks off at 1PM ET live from the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California. We expect big news about Android N (including its actual, probably delicious, name), a look at the future of Chrome OS, fresh Android Wear...
Google I/O, the company's annual developer-focused conference, kicks off in just a few hours -- but at a much different venue than in years past. Instead of San Francisco's Moscone Center, we're literally in Google's backyard at the Shoreline Amphith...
It's that time of year again. Google's about to give developers a serious show at I/O 2016, which this year is at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View (also known as Google's backyard). We'll be there throughout the week bringing you thoughtfu...
Last year, Google launched a site promoting innovative Android experiments on phones, tablets and smartwatches. Anything was game, provided it ran on top of Android or Android Wear. Now, with less than two months to go before its next I/O developer c...
Mark your calendars, folks. Google, Inc. CEO Sundar Pichai took to Google+ today to announce the company's annual developer conference, I/O, would take place at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View on May 18-20. This will be the 10th year Goog...