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Google is bringing its futuristic gesture-sensing radar to actual products
Google's is closer than ever to making Project Soli a reality.
By Karissa Bell
Google's Project Ara will come to consumers in 2017
Modular phones are just around the corner.
By Pete Pachal
Google's connected Levi's jacket is coming out in 2017
Called the "Jacquard," it uses gesture sensors to communicate with your phone.
By Kellen Beck
Google Daydream and Project Tango: We've gotta get these guys together
Virtual reality and augmented reality are a match made in Google.
By Pete Pachal
Up close with Google's new Android Wear 2.0 update
This is Google's biggest update to its smartwatch platform yet.
By Karissa Bell
Chrome is making it easier to pay for stuff with your phone
If you've ever ditched a transaction on your phone because it was too cumbersome, Google has some good news for you.
By Karissa Bell
Google is finally bringing Android apps to Chromebooks
Google Play is finally moving beyond the confines of Android.
By Karissa Bell
Full Unreal Engine compatibility coming to Google's Daydream VR
Google's Daydream platform will support Unreal Engine 4 as soon as developers get access to it.
YouTube is building a new version of its app for virtual reality
YouTube will soon have a much better virtual reality experience.
By Karissa Bell
Google will build its own 'Daydream-ready' VR headset and controller
Google's officially serious about virtual reality.
By Raymond Wong
With Daydream, Google's plans to dominate VR become more clear
Google's going all in on VR -- hardware and software.
By Raymond Wong
Google patented a sticky 'glue' for self-driving cars to catch pedestrians
Like flypaper but better.
By Kellen Beck
Google I/O 2016: That's a lot of things we can't have yet
Coming in the fall. Or, you know, sometime.
Huawei to announce Daydream-ready devices by the end of 2016
Huawei is jumping on the Daydream bandwagon.
Google just revealed its strategy to rule the post-search world. Will it work?
It's not enough for Google to launch shiny new products. It needs to change its approach.
By Pete Pachal
Google Home isn't good news for Nest
Google just built its first, true smart home devices without an assist from its best smart home player.
Android Pay now supports card-free ATM withdrawals
Android Pay is catching up to Apple Pay
By Karissa Bell and Kellen Beck
Soon you'll be able to access Android apps without installing them
Android Instant will let users experience apps without install hassles.
Google wants to give your car an Android brain
Google is setting up Android to take over cars.
By Karissa Bell
Android Wear 2.0 detaches smartwatches from needing a phone
It's chock full of new useful features.
By Raymond Wong
Android Nougat? Android Nachos? Google wants you to name Android N
Android Nutella? Android Nachos?
By Kellen Beck
Android N gets a focus on performance, security and productivity
Google details the latest features from the next version of Android.
Google unveils Duo, a video calling app that works even on super slow connections
FaceTime and Skype should be worried.
By Raymond Wong
Why Google is right not to give its new personal assistant a gendered name
Google avoids one of the big pitfalls personal assistants: gender.
Google announces 'smart messenger' Allo
Google has a new messaging apps and it has a built-in assistant!
