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Google Home is testing a new automation editor that adds “flexibility and convenience to control your smart home with a refreshed look.”

As mentioned in the release notes for Google Play services earlier this month, Gboard is adding the ability to browse “Autofill with Google.”

Visible is resurrecting a favorite feature that it did away with in 2022, to the disappointment of a fair few users. Visible’s new “Inner Circle” offers savings for friends and families on the same plan, with no strings attached.

After introducing the four-color glow, Google is beginning to roll out the next redesign of the Gemini overlay on Android.

Perplexity, an AI startup, is putting together a bid to buy Google Chrome. There are just two potential problems. First, Chrome isn’t actually for sale. Second, the bid is worth twice as much as Perplexity.

The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is one of the best foldables I’ve ever used, but it still suffers from the same problems most people have. Are we ever going to get a foldable that doesn’t compromise? I’m not so sure.

Google has started rolling out its Android Auto 15.0 release, but the update doesn’t deliver on long-awaited features, and the tidbits that are coming to the surface still aren’t available.

If you’re struggling to text friends and colleagues using Telegram this morning, it’s not just you. Telegram seems to be operating at a pretty sluggish pace this morning, especially if you’re using the desktop or web client.

After testing in June, Google Search is now rolling out the ability to set your “Preferred Sources” for a more personalized Top Stories carousel in the US and India.

Pebblebee is expanding on its new “Alert” functionality with a new “Alert Live” subscription that adding live location sharing at the press of a button on the Find Hub-compatible trackers.

This round, Google Home has released two release notes — version 3.37 and 3.38 — simultaneously with a focus on camera updates. This follows the last drop in late July.

Google Pay is getting a handful of updates today centered around Chrome autofill, like expanded card benefit details.

Wyze is launching a new “Duo Cam Pan” that cleverly puts two cameras into the same device, with one showing a wide view while the other can spin and tilt to track individuals in view.

Google announced with the Find Hub rebrand that the Moto Tag would start getting the UWB (ultra-wideband) nearby finding update in May. The actual rollout started a month later, with wide availability now here. 

Last week we showed off the unreleased Pixel Tablet Pen, which was wildly up for sale on outlets such as Amazon. Now, another user has gotten their hands on the stylus, this time showing the magnet case that would have come with Pixel Tablet Pen, and even Google’s finished instruction manual.

Samsung might have just launched the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7 to fairly positive reviews, but that doesn’t mean the company is staying quiet ahead of the holiday shopping season. In addition to a whole slate of tablets and the brand’s first-ever tri-fold smartphone, we’re also expecting something a little less innovative — and a whole lot cheaper — in the Galaxy S25 FE.

We’ve got a little more than a week to go until the official unveiling of the Pixel 10 series, but like most of the company’s launches, it’s starting to feel like we’ll know everything about Google’s new smartphones before anyone actually walks out on stage. If you already know you’re buying a Pixel 10 but you’re stuck on color choices, this might be the leak you’ve been waiting for.

Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides are the latest first-party apps to get various Material 3 Expressive tweaks.