Google Pixel

Google Pixel phones are known for their software features, including seven years of software support, high-quality still photography, AI image editing tools, and quarterly feature drops.

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Google replaces clunky Drive searches with AI Overviews on mobile

If your digital workspace is a disaster, Google's newest mobile…

Google Drive logo featuring a triangular design with green, blue, and yellow segments on a light blue background.

You can finally use Ask Gemini in the Google Drive mobile app

Google is officially rolling out Ask Gemini to iOS and…

Eclipsa Video logo in white, featuring a stylized butterfly-like icon and the text "Eclipsa Video" centered on a green-to-blue gradient background.

Google and Apple just fixed the biggest problem with HDR

Arriving with Android 17, Eclipsa Video brings a consistent HDR…

Google Wallet boarding pass screen showing a TSA PreCheck Touchless ID prompt for a San Francisco to New York flight, with "Get started" and "Not now" buttons.

Google Wallet now supports TSA PreCheck Touchless ID

Travelers with TSA PreCheck can now use facial verification instead…

Google Chrome and Google Wallet autofill interface showing a passport form being filled with personal and travel details, alongside Chrome, Wallet, and airplane icons.

Google brings advanced autofill to Chrome on iOS and Android

The update extends Chrome's advanced autofill capabilities to iOS and…

Promotional graphic for Android 17 featuring a smartphone displaying the Google Messages app with an RCS group chat overlaid on a video. Surrounding interface cards highlight privacy and security features, including a precise location permission prompt and a “Mark as lost” device option, alongside floating icons for location, messaging, security, and the Gemini AI assistant. The clean blue-and-white design represents Android 17’s focus on AI-powered communication, enhanced privacy controls, and device security.

Pixel first, everyone else later: Android 17 rolls out

Pixel 6 through Pixel 10 users can download Android 17…

Promotional graphic for Wear OS 7 showcasing multiple smartwatch interface concepts on a dark teal background. The circular watch screens demonstrate new features including world clock, Gemini AI assistance, voice-powered actions, restaurant recommendations, calendar scheduling, widget customization, food ordering with DoorDash, task progress tracking, and live activity updates. The collection highlights Wear OS 7's focus on AI-powered productivity, smarter widgets, voice interactions, and enhanced app experiences for Android smartwatches.

Wear OS 7 is here with Live Updates and AI

Google's newest smartwatch OS is here with real-time notifications, 10%…

Android 17 parental controls settings screen showing options to manage a child's device, including daily screen time limits, app limits, downtime schedules, app store content filters, web content filters, and a parental controls PIN. The page also highlights Google Family Link for managing parental controls, device location, and other family safety features.

Android Parental Controls are now available on every device

School's out, screens are on, and Google just made managing…

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Meet Running Guide, Google’s accessibility agent for blind and low-vision runners

Google is testing a new AI “Running Guide agent” that…

Minimalist Android logo on a light gray background. The image features the word “Android” in black text alongside the green Android robot head mascot with antennae and black eyes.

Android 17 brings big upgrades for creators

Android 17 rolls out creator-first upgrades like Screen Reactions, AI…

Illustration of the Google Chrome logo riding a white roller coaster car on a curved track, symbolizing Chrome’s evolving and dynamic browsing experience.

Google adds Gemini AI and auto browse to Chrome on Android

Google is baking Gemini 3.1 directly into Chrome for Android…

Three smartphone screens demonstrating data transfer from an iPhone to an Android device. The left screen shows an iPhone “Apps and Data” page where users can select items to transfer, including apps, app data, passwords, accessibility settings, and accounts. The center Android screen displays a progress interface with the message “Copying your data...” and animated graphics while the transfer is in progress. The right Android screen confirms the transfer is complete, listing successfully copied items such as apps, calendars, contacts, files, and home screen layout, with checkmarks beside each category.

Google and Apple just made switching from iPhone to Android feel painless

For the first time, moving to Android doesn’t have to…