News & Reviews:   Google IO

Google I/O saw Samsung and Google finally officially unveil new AI smart glasses developed in collaboration with popular fashion brands Gentle Monster and Warby Parker. The wearables run on the Android XR platform and will come in two different designs that reflect the identities of the two brands.

At the Google I/O event, Google announced that the Password Manager feature in the Chrome browser can now change passwords automatically. The password will be changed if it detects that the password you are using is weak or compromised. So, what should you know about it?

While Google I/O was underway, Apple managed to steal the show by announcing several accessibility features that will allow people with disabilities to use the device more comfortably. The feature that caught our attention the most was the control of the device using eye movements.

Android 15 is generating excitement with more details expected from Google at the upcoming I/O event. Ahead of this announcement, several original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) have already confirmed their participation in the Android 15 Developer Preview Program. That said, what should you know about it?

At the Google I/O event, Google introduced several new updates to its Gemini AI. There is a new Gemini 1.5 Flash version, Gemma 2, Project Astra and many more. Read on below to find out more about it. 

The Google I/O Event was launched a few hours ago so if you missed staying up watching it, we got the deets. The company has announced a lot of AI functions and in this article, we will be covering a new way to search your photos with Gemini.

What updates will Gemini AI get in Google I/O 2024? Here's a quick recap of what Google has announced so far, followed by what we could expect.

Google’s first foldable smartphone, the Google Pixel Fold has long been in the rumour mills. Now, we may just receive confirmed details about the device and its launch date thanks to alleged internal documents from Google.

After the disaster that was the Pixel Slate and saying that it wouldn't be making tablet devices anymore, Google is giving Android tablets another go and will be releasing a 'premium' Pixel Tablet next year. Teased during the Google I/O event earlier today, the tablet will follow the Pixel smartphone lineup and will have Google's custom Tensor chip under the hood.

Google may be releasing the much anticipated Google Pixel 6a at its annual developer conference next month after the device was potentially spotted getting FCC listing. The timing of the listing aligns perfectly with Google I/O which will take place this 11 May in Mountain View, California.