Russell Holly

Google has put a lot of energy into making sure the camera on the Nexus 6P is one of the best. Here's what we captured with this camera.

After the recent violence in its stores, Walmart has fallen in line with the White House and temporarily pulled many games from its shelves.

One side calls it API abuse, the other says nothing to see here. Users suffer the fallout.

The only real wearable computer you can buy right now is going away, but there's something better coming.

I'm a fan of Google Clips, but I want to do more than see these memories on a flat screen. I want to live in them.

Google has shuttered Spotlight Stories, and that sucks. But what we gained while it was still around was so very worth it.

Step one of a huge campaign to completely revitalize the first global AR game has arrived, and it is fantastic.

Huge communities of Ingress players have used Google+ as an organizing tool for years, and Niantic still has no solid plans for what happens when it shuts down.

Did you hear the news? Another Android security scare. Only, not really, it's the same nonsense as always.

Coolpad is growing beyond its smartphone roots and pushing forward to family-focused tech. Its first smartwatch fo kids shows the company is taking this new focus very seriously.

Google is appealing the European Union's largest Antitrust fine ever issued, and it's important to understand why this is so important.

All of the things I've enjoyed about Google for so long are going away, and there's not much I can really do about it.

Attach this box to your VR headset, and it will fill your face with experiences to help make the inside of the headset feel more realistic and immersive.

I'm pretty tired of virtual keyboards in general, and I think this new BlackBerry might be my next because of it.

We've got the details on how to use Bluetooth headphones with Google Daydream.

Connected Home tech is great for automating your life, and you can use it to have a little fun when kids come to your door screaming Trick or Treat.

Google's got something big planned for GDC 2019, and you're probably going to want to see it for yourself.

All you have to do is walk past this sign, and it knows quite a bit about you.

We've been doing this stupid back and forth for a very long time now, and it's still ridiculous. Only now, we have lots of data to prove it.

Niantic deploys a couple of different techniques for checking to see if people are cheating in their games, but one method in particular has people who root their phones understandably upset.

Despite constant criticism of notches on phones, they're not going away.