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Android Auto is finally getting the Google Maps feature drivers have wanted
Android Auto gains speed Android Auto is finally getting a live, color-changing speedometer in Google Maps after years of waiting, but you'll have to sit tight while this long-overdue update slowly rolls out.
Looks like the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra leaked and, yeah, not much changed
Curious Renderings concerning the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra reportedly surfaced, depicting a tablet that doesn't fix many user gripes.
The main course: Google Health app focuses on Nutrition Logging in another Android update
Have you eaten today? Tracking what you've eaten gets easier in another Google Health app update on Android that introduces "custom foods" and more.
The landline phone is back, with a whole new spin for kids from Pinwheel's Home series
*Ring ring* Pinwheel's Home series debuts as a modern landline phone experience for kids and their parents who want a screen-free, all-talk device.
Motorola's Edge 70 Max has a huge battery and Qi2.2—I'm more interested than I thought I'd be
Truly Max Motorola debuted the Edge 70 Max, and its upgrades—Qi2.2 and a huge battery—are turning heads in the best way possible.
You can already buy the unreleased Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, provided you have $13,000
Golden goal foldable Caviar's $13,130 Messi-themed Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra arrives before Samsung's July 22 reveal.
Android 17 QPR1 Beta 7 fixes a few problems Pixel users reported for months
Lucky number 7 Android 17 QPR1 Beta 7 focuses on issues that have plagued Pixel users for months, as reports piled up on Issue Tracker.
Instacart, YouTube Music join a Connected Apps expansion in Google's AI Mode
Completing tasks Google expands its Connected Apps experience in AI Mode to include AI-assisted grocery shopping, playlist creations, and more.
Our best look at Pixel Glow just came from a Pixel 11 Google Store teaser
Glowing The Google Store's official Pixel 11 teaser animations showcased its Pixel Glow design for the first time.
Google knows AI glasses won't take off without trust — so it's building anti-tampering protections into Android XR from day one
Privacy baked in Google's XR product lead says if people don't feel comfortable wearing smart glasses in public, they simply won't — and the company is designing around that reality.
