Google Io 2021

Google's new smart home directory is your one-stop shop for home automation and can help you learn about how to control your devices.

Project Starline is an amazing piece of tech Google showed off at Google I/O 2021, but you won't have to wait for a distant future in order to experience realistic-feeling communication right now.

Google announced quite a bit at its annual developer conference. What were some of your favorite announcements at Google I/O?

Now that the Android 12 public beta 1 is available to try out, are you tempted? Or will you sit this round out?

Google Pay makes it easier for Bay Area residents to pay for BART, thanks to the new integration with the Clipper Card.

Everyone's rightfully excited about the new announcements about Wear OS and future Samsung and Fitbit smartwatches, but what about Fitbit's basic trackers? Does anybody else care besides me?

After nearly two years in beta, Google is finally bringing the Linux Development Environment in Chrome OS out of beta.

The Google Play Store is introducing new ways to pay for apps and services, including app installations on Wear OS directly from your smartphone.

YouTube Music is finally coming to Google's Wear OS platform, and Spotify is updating its Wear app with offline playback support.