According to the latest data from Google, Android 13 is now installed on approximately 15% of active devices around the world, but Android 11 is still the most common version.

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Google is expanding Workspace Labs with a trio of new features across Gmail, Docs, and Slides, including image generation. 

The latest iteration of Android Auto, known as “Coolwalk” to many, brings a new dashboard interface that’s quite great to use, but it also removed the persistent weather icon for the vast majority of users. There is some evidence that it could be coming back, though.

We reported earlier this week that the Pixel Watch 2 would feature a continuous electrodermal activity (cEDA) sensor for stress tracking. Google is now out with a post today explaining how “Fitbit’s Body Response feature to detect stress.”

Google is rolling out an update to Gmail search that will show “Top results” first to help “you find exactly what you’re looking for much faster.”

The Pixel Watch is Google’s first smartwatch, and while there’s a lot to like about it, it also certainly has its flaws. For some owners, though, there’s an unexpected problem with the Pixel Watch, with the back panel just randomly popping off.

With the launch of the Pixel 7a earlier this month, Google also released a limited edition case for the new phone that had a touch of Material You and was free with pre-orders. After using it for a bit, I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s a crying shame this thing won’t live on for other phones.

After a big May with several sizable updates, Google Bard is kicking off June by adding support for precise location to get “more relevant responses.”

The market is overflowing with robotic vacuums and mops, most of which are cheaply made with the actual user experience an afterthought. Roborock doesn’t follow that pattern but rather has an easy-to-use app, great tech, and superior products, like the Roborock S7 Max Ultra.

The Motorola Razr+ is a promising and futuristic foldable flip phone, and its signature feature is the ability to run full apps on the outer display. Here’s what you can and can’t do on that display, and some of its special tweaks.

After countless leaks lately, the Motorola Razr (2023) and Motorola Razr+ have arrived, with new hardware, impressive features, and more. After spending some time with both phones this week, I feel they’re the foldable flip phones that finally nail the vision of what this form factor should be.

Making its debut as one of the first foldables in 2023, the Motorola Razr packs a pOLED display in a clamshell body cased in some seriously nice vegan leather paneling. As the little brother to the Razr+, this device isn’t going to lay its claim to power and performance, but man, does it look good.

The Motorola Razr+ is the company’s revived and reinvented foldable smartphone, and it’s coming to the United States and other countries on June 23 for $999. Here’s what you need to know.

A little over a week after Fuchsia rolled out to those enrolled in the Preview Program, Google is already updating 2nd-gen Nest Hubs in the stable channel. 

The NBA Playoffs were “Presented by Google Pixel” this year and Google is now continuing that marketing strategy in Germany with football (soccer) and the Frauen-Bundesliga.