Google today announced that AI Pro subscriptions now come with 5 TB of storage.
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Abner Li has worked at 9to5Google since 2015 and in late 2020 took on the role of editor-in-chief. He is keenly focused on tracking what happens at Google, and is often the first to spot new features in Google’s ever-growing family of applications that are updated on a daily basis, including Search, Assistant, Maps, Workspace, Android, Chrome/OS, Wear OS, and YouTube Music.
To him, what Google does greatly impacts the technology space and modern life. Inside the company, he is particularly interested in the key products mentioned above, as well as services like Google Podcasts and Google Lens. Each are massive platforms that can be unwieldy to grasp, with Abner keenly bent on understanding their philosophy and future direction. He is most excited about Google’s plans for augmented reality glasses.
Abner spearheads the APK Insight program at 9to5Google to chronicle all changes in the company’s Android apps, often finding new features before they are officially announced. This includes redesigns and revamps, launches, and new products.
A big area of interest is Google’s hardware division, including Pixel, Fitbit, and Nest. He detailed all of the Pixel 3’s camera features before launch and scooped the 2nd-generation Nest Hub’s Soli-powered Sleep Sensing capability, including how it would integrate with Google Fit.
Recently, Abner detailed the Pixel Watch’s specs in full before launch, including bands and pricing. He also got wind of the Pixel Tablet’s ultimate form factor.
Google releases Wear OS 6.1 based on Android 16 QPR2
Google today quietly released Wear OS 6.1 and detailed two features.
Expand Expanding CloseYou can update Pixelsnap Chargers by plugging them into your phone
We already knew that the Pixelsnap Charger gets firmware updates, but Google has also created a dedicated site to manually install new releases.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle making screen-less Fitbit band & here’s Steph Curry wearing it
Steph Curry is Google’s “Performance Advisor” and the basketball player today teased a screen-less Fitbit band.
Expand Expanding CloseGmail rolling out AI Inbox beta for AI Ultra subscribers
Following the announcement in January, Google is beginning to roll out AI Inbox in Gmail to AI Ultra members.
Expand Expanding CloseSome Google Fi users lose mobile data in ‘SIM card is no longer active’ outage
On Tuesday, some Google Fi subscribers have lost mobile data connectivity after receiving a “Your SIM card is no longer active” error message.
Expand Expanding ClosePixel Watch March/April 2026 update rolling out for LTE models
Following the announcement four weeks ago, the Pixel Watch March 2026 update is now available for the LTE variants.
Expand Expanding CloseGemini app rolls out new glow on Android and moves Temporary chat
The Gemini overlay on Android now has a new glow effect, while Temporary chat is more prominent on the web.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Store Certified Refurbished adds Pixel 8a, expands to Amazon
Google Store kicked off its Pixel Certified Refurbished program in 2024, and it’s now expanding to Amazon Renewed.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Find Hub website will let you locate tags, headphones
Earlier this month, Google brought Find Hub to the Messages app and announced lost luggage sharing with airlines. The Find Hub website is now adding support for tags and headphones.
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Google commits to video generation, announces Veo 3.1 Lite
Following OpenAI’s Sora exit last week, Google today said it’s committed to offering video generation while announcing Veo 3.1 Lite.
Expand Expanding CloseFitbit Public Preview adds food & water logging, more as app redesign comes to free users
Google is adding a number of new features to the Fitbit personal health coach today as the Public Preview of the app redesign expands to free users.
Expand Expanding CloseWhat’s new in Android’s March 2026 Google System Updates [U]
The monthly “Google System Release Notes” primarily detail what’s new in Play services, Play Store, and Play system update across Android phones/tablets, Wear OS, Google/Android TV, Auto, and PC. Some features apply to end users, while others are aimed at developers.
Expand Expanding CloseNew ‘Android Developer Verifier’ app coming to phones as Google shares verification timeline
After detailing the “advanced flow” for sideloading earlier this month, Google is opening the Android developer verification process to developers today.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle Pixel rolls out ‘Transit mode’ and real-time At a Glance commute
After announcing with the March 2026 Feature Drop, Google is now widely rolling out Transit mode to “turn on helpful settings while you’re on the train” and real-time commute updates in At a Glance.
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Google Maps EV trip planning, which predicts battery usage and recommends charging stops, is getting an Android Auto expansion today.
Expand Expanding CloseGemini redesigning glow on Android, rolls out free Personal Intelligence & Memory
Following Lyria 3 Pro, Gemini 3.1 Flash Live, and importing, Google has a few other Gemini app updates, starting with Personal Intelligence seeing wide US availability.
Expand Expanding CloseAndroid 17 adds ‘location button’ for apps and more private ‘Approximate’ algorithm
Android 17 features a number of location privacy updates, with the latest introduced in Beta 3 being the “location button.”
Expand Expanding CloseAndroid 17 Beta 3 starts adding more blur to system UI [Gallery]
Android 16 introduced translucency to the notification shade and Quick Settings last year. As rumored, Android 17 Beta 3 continues that blur trend.
Expand Expanding CloseHere’s everything new in Android 17 Beta 3 [Gallery]
Google today rolled out Android 17 Beta 3 for Pixel devices. This comes a month after the second release.
Expand Expanding CloseGoogle rolling out Android 17 Beta 3 for Pixel
Exactly four weeks after the last release, Google is rolling out Android 17 Beta 3 for Pixel devices. This update features the Platform Stability milestone.
Expand Expanding CloseGemini now lets you import chats and memory from other AI apps
Besides Gemini 3.1 Flash Live today, Google is rolling out the ability to import memory and chats into Gemini from other AI apps.
Expand Expanding CloseSearch Live rolling out globally as Google Translate’s live headphones mode comes to iPhone
With the launch of Gemini 3.1 Flash Live, Google is launching Search Live globally. Meanwhile, Google Translate’s new headphones experience is now on iOS.
Expand Expanding CloseGemini Live gets its ‘biggest upgrade yet’ with Gemini 3.1 Flash Live
Google today announced Gemini 3.1 Flash Live as its “highest-quality audio and voice model yet” to power big upgrades to Gemini Live and Search Live.
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