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Cheap phones deserve to be supported, and so do the people who are buying them.
This week brings warm hearts and cold Olympic temperatures, and the brave souls who are part of each.
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Google wants you to know which websites are safe and which aren't.
Oreo's "What's Next" home screen is only missing one thing: developer support.
See how Google's ultra-thin and ultra-expensive Pixelbook looks after three months with it.
Sometimes, even the biggest smartphone isn't big enough.
Encryption can be a crazy complicated subject, but getting a grasp of the basics isn't difficult.
Security patches and feature fixes are on the way for Google's phones.
How a company sends a message can be as important as the message itself, but we first have to be ready to listen.
Chat about football or anything else in your weekly stress-free comments thread.
Android P could be another Honeycomb, but in a good way.