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Besides new firmware for the latest earbuds, Google is also rolling out an update to the Pixel Buds app on Android.

Just a few weeks after YouTube killed off its Clips feature, Spotify is essentially bringing it back to life as a way to share segments of your favorite podcasts through a simple link.

Quietly launched this week, Walmart is launching its third camera as a part of Google Home’s “Gemini built in” program, with a new $35 outdoor wired camera.

YouTube isn’t exactly replacing the traditional search bar, but it is supplementing it with a way to watch a “custom feed” of videos based on your nuanced prompts.

YouTube has already paved the way for creators to upload AI-generated content, but its recent move will mean those YouTube videos get a more prominent “AI” label to let viewers know how they were created.

Samsung is partnering with CLEAR to offer a digital US passport option that’s already supported at airports.

After introducing for regular Search results, Google is bringing Preferred Sources to AI Mode and AI Overviews.

The latest Google Home update lets you tap into Gemini’s camera scene understanding for automations, while there are a slew of updates across the Home app and voice assistant.

According to a new report, Samsung could end up raising prices on its Galaxy phones as soon as next month.

The Oura Ring 5 picture is becoming clearer as new leaks appear, with details about the health-tracking ring.

Following our report last month, Google is beginning to roll out its gradient icon redesign for Workspace apps.

XREAL is spinning off a sub-brand, “XBX,” which will launch more affordable AR glasses starting with the $299 a01, coming soon to the US.

Roku has just unveiled its biggest home screen redesign in years with a new “Top Picks” row on top, and AI to organize your apps, among other updates.

Following the discovery that Motorola phones were hijacking the Amazon app to inject affiliate data, Motorola has confirmed to 9to5Google that it has ended the behavior, which it says was “unintended.”

Google Health has replaced the Fitbit app and, with that, the major redesign has rolled out widely. Many Fitbit users are frustrated with the change and, in a new roadmap, we’re getting an overview of fixes and improvements coming to the Google Health app.

New data from Q1 2026 offers a look at the US smartphone market where Google Pixel has solidified a #4 spot, but saw its shipments drop year-over-year, with only around 800,000 devices shipped during the first quarter.

Besides the new mobile app fully rolling out today, Google Health is joining the Google AI Pro subscription.

Google Search is adding two new settings related to your history and personalization. The aim is to provide users with “more control over saved history and personalized recommendations.” This is rolling out over the coming weeks, and users are beginning to receive email and in-app notifications.

While the new Google Workspace icons appeared throughout I/O 2026, Google did not discuss them during the keynote. The company has since provided more details about the redesign.