Doom Eternal on Stadia Shows the Promise (and Pitfalls) of Cloud Gaming By Marshall Honorof We played Doom Eternal on Google's Stadia platform, and came away with some impressions about both the game and Google's upcoming streaming service.
10 helpful Gmail features (and how to use them) By Philip Michaels We explore Google’s Gmail client to highlight helpful features like snoozing messages, smart replies and the newly added ability to schedule your emails.
I Just Played Doom on Google Stadia: Here’s How It Feels By Marshall Honorof Playing Doom on Google's new Stadia gaming platform answers some of our questions about the upcoming release. Here's what we learned from our hands-on time.
Google Now Translates Voice In Real Time, and It’s Bene By Mike Prospero Google Assistant can now translate up to 27 languages and respond in real time.
Lenovo Smart Clock with Google Assistant Takes on Echo Spot By Mark Spoonauer The Lenovo Smart Clock helps you fall asleep and wake up better than a smartphone while allowing you to control other smart home gadgets with routines.
Life with Google's New Wear OS: What I Love and Hate By Caitlin McGarry The latest version of Wear OS promises an entirely new experience for smartwatch owners, but there’' still a lot of work to be done.
Google Home Hub Hands-On: A Worthy (and Cheaper) Echo Show Rival By Monica Chin Google's smart display has a 7-inch touchscreen and is powered by Google Assistant.
5 Reasons to Buy the Google Home Mini (and 3 Reasons to Skip It) By Monica Chin The Google Home Mini is a worthwhile purchase, but it's not for everyone. Here are the pros and cons.
Google News App Hands-on: Why It Beats Apple News By Henry T. Casey A look at Google's latest attempt at serving the news, and how it stacks up to Apple's competitor.
New Android Auto Hands-On: These Are the Biggest Upgrades By Philip Michaels Google's new features for its automotive platform let you manage music and messages without taking your eyes off the road.
JBL Link Bar Hands-on: The Ultimate Android TV Soundbar By Philip Michaels Because the upcoming soundbar from JBL is powered by Android TV, that means you can add Google Assistant into your home entertainment setup.
Hands On: Android P Already Beats iPhone X in Beta By Mark Spoonauer Thanks to intuitive new gestures and proactive features like Predictive Actions and App Slices, Android feels like Google is making smartphones smarter.
Wow, Google: Digital Assistant Shows Off at SXSW House By Henry T. Casey At SXSW, Google showed off how cool its Assistant can be, and made me rethink my stance on digital assistants.
Innit App Makes Google Assistant Your Personal Sous Chef By Mike Prospero Innit's Google Assistant-enabled app can guide you through every step of the cooking process, and even control smart appliances.
Lenovo's Mirage Solo VR Headset Ditches Phones and Cords By Sherri L. Smith The future of VR lies in self-contained systems and Lenovo's leading the charge.
Hogar Milo is Google Home's Answer to the Amazon Echo Plus By Mike Prospero With Z-Wave, Zigbee, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth, the Milo could be a cost-effective smart home hub for Google Home users.
Lenovo's Smart Displays with Google Assistant One-Up Echo Show By Mark Spoonauer Available this summer, Lenovo's Smart Displays have bigger screens than the Echo Show, better-looking designs and do more with touch.
Alexa-Powered Smoke Detector Saves Lives, Cranks Tunes By Andrew E. Freedman The OneLink Safe & Sound is the first smoke detector with Amazon Alexa, and a Google Assistant version is coming later this year.
My First Week with Google Home Mini: More Frustrating Than Fun By Henry T. Casey Google's tiny smart speaker has some neat capabilities, but it's smart home powers need more polish, and I just want it to do more.
Is The Pixel 2 XL's Screen Really That Bad? Here's Our Take By Adam Ismail Critics are complaining of muted colors, poor viewing angles, and grainy webpages on Google's new Pixel 2 XL. We put it side-by-side with competing phones to find out what's going on.
Pixel 2 Hands-On: AI Smarts Make Google's Phone a Standout By Philip Michaels The design of the new Pixel 2 and 2 XL may not impress, but Google's integration of software and artificial intelligence certainly do.
The New Google Feed: What It Is And How It Works By Andrew E. Freedman Google Now is dead and it's been replaced with a personalized news feed. Here's how to get started.
Google Home Hands-On: How It Will Challenge Amazon Echo By Philip Michaels Google hopes that its AI-powered assistant, integration with hardware like the Chromecast and compact design will help the new Google Home speaker take on Amazon's established Echo device.
Chat Without Humanity: Google Allo Is Almost Too Brilliant By Henry T. Casey Google Allo is a neat AI-powered messaging app that makes it almost too easy to make a conversation.
Google's Motion Stills App Finally Makes Live Photos Cool By Andrew E. Freedman Google's new app turns your iPhone's Live Photos into easily digestible, shareable GIFs.
Why I've Already Deleted Google's Spaces Chat App By Henry T. Casey Google's Spaces is a new group chat app that includes the company's search engine, but it doesn't do enough to stand out.
Google Gboard Hands-on: Our New Favorite iOS Keyboard By Henry T. Casey We test drive Google's Gboard keyboard for iOS, which lets you search for GIFs, emoji and links to share without switching apps.
Google's AI Took Me Through a Trippy VR Dream By Sherri L. Smith The latest version of Google's Deep Dream artificial intelligence allows you to experience surreal, AI-powered "dreams" in virtual reality.
New Chromecast Hands-on: Better Design, Finds Shows Faster By Philip Michaels The new Chromecast's overhauled app makes it easier to find content to stream from your phone to your TV.
Here's What It's Like to Use Google's New Photos App By Philip Michaels We spent some time playing around with Google's newly unveiled photo management tool. Here are the features and facts about Google Photos that stood out.
