Google’s been rumored to be working on a budget phone for more than a year at this point. But so far, nothing official has resulted from those whispers. Notice how I said “official” and didn’t just leave it at “nothing.” Unexpectedly today, new images have
Announced alongside the Pixel 3 and 3 XL early last month, Google today confirmed it’s beginning to roll out Night Sight to all Pixel smartphone owners, including those who own a Pixel 2 and original Pixel from 2016. The feature is designed to accommodate low-light
Alongside a ton of updates for Smart Displays, Google has announced a new feature for its native Clock app that adds support for Google Assistant Routines. Now, when your alarm goes off in the morning, the Assistant can automatically fire off a specific Routine you
Just in time for the holidays.
Last December, Google released an app for Android Go users called Files Go which allowed users to sift through the files they had on their low-storage smartphones and see what they could get rid of to conserve as much room as possible. As it turns
At its Android Developer Summit, Google announced it’ll formally include support for a new form factor of phones: “foldables.” Essentially, these devices will give you both a phone and tablet experience all in one package thanks to a large, flexible screen that can be folded
After unveiling the device nearly a month ago at an event in New York, Google today finally put the Pixel Slate up for preorder on its website. The device starts at $599 and can be paid over the period of 24 months thanks to special
Spotify has announced a new partnership its formed with Google that will see the music streaming service hand out free Google Home Minis to Premium Family plan owners. Those who are subscribed to the $15/month tier will be able to visit this link starting tomorrow,
Following in the footsteps of Apple, Google has announced it’s beginning to upgrade users’ movies within Play Movies to 4K resolution for free. This goes for all qualifying SD and HD titles you have in your library, unlike Apple who will only upgrade HD movies
YouTube has finally begun rolling out a highly requested feature many users have been waiting years for: picture-in-picture while navigating the service. One of the biggest annoyances of YouTube has been the lack of the ability to look for other content on the platform while
After being unveiled last week at an event, Google today officially launched its new Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL smartphones. The devices succeed last year’s Pixel 2 and 2 XL, with this iteration featuring better specs, new software features, and updated designs. Specifically, the
A feature that’s favored by many Android smartphone users is external mic support when recording video. Especially handy with vloggers, the feature lets users connect a third-party microphone to their smartphone and record audio with it instead of with their phone’s built-in mics which can
After hosting an event this past week to announce new upgrades to its hardware lineup, Google is ready to talk more about software. The company published a blog post today in which it discusses multiple new features that will all make their way to existing
Photo via: Lewis Hilsenteger (@UnboxTherapy) After a ton of leaks and rumors surfaced about the device, Google finally unveiled the Pixel 3 XL this week. But one design choice many in the Android community dislike is the inclusion of such a large notch at the
Google may’ve just unveiled the Pixel 3 and 3 XL yesterday, but that isn’t stopping developers from already getting their hands on the software that makes the experience using a Pixel so exceptional. So it shouldn’t come as a surprise that the APK for the
Alongside the new Pixel 3, Google Home Hub, Pixel Slate, and wired Pixel Buds, Google today is also introducing an upgraded Chromecast that features a new design and updated internals. The new design opts for a matte finish instead of gloss and includes Google’s G
Google just announced the new Pixel 3 and 3 XL, the Pixel Slate, and the Google Home Hub onstage at the company’s event in New York. However, that doesn’t mean the company didn’t have anything else to share with the world. Over on the company’s
Google just (formally) took the wraps off its new Pixel 3 and 3 XL smartphones. While they’re both great smartphones any buyer would enjoy, what it really comes down to is price since a lot of smartphones nowadays are starting at around $1,000. Luckily, Google
Tablets haven’t been doing as well as they did a few years ago, but they’re not dead yet. With companies like Microsoft, Apple, and Samsung producing tablets for more professional use, the market for these devices hasn’t had time for its candle to fade out
Earlier this year, Google announced it would begin introducing new devices called Smart Displays powered by the Google Assistant that would compete with the likes of the Amazon Echo Show. We got our first look at the new tech from Lenovo and JBL who both