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Google is putting its Material Design aesthetic into its Canary channel for developers and early adopters.

Android users now have easier access to Google Account settings related to privacy and security. Web and iOS users will see the same benefits later this year.

In the first of our Power User Profile series, we talk to a professional VR/AR developer about what hardware and software he uses to create 3D worlds.

New Lens features are rolling out to the default camera app of 10 Android handsets toward the end of May.

In Android P, your phone will adjust to you, gain a cleaner user interface, and offer tools for digital wellness.

At Google I/O 2018, Google Assistant stole the show with a scary-real demo of it carrying on conversations for users. And there's a whole new UI for Android P.

A Smart Compose feature is coming to Gmail, while Google Photos will get a number of one-tap functions powered by artificial intelligence.

With a new design, improved social integration and better attachment handling, Gmail is better than ever.

Google revealed details about how it improved security for the Android ecosystem in 2017.

In a response to a U.S. government inquiry on the Meltdown/Spectre incident, Intel and other companies agreed that embargoing the disclosure of the vulnerabilities was the correct choice.

The deployment is still in beta, but customers of Google’s cloud computing service can now use the company’s dedicated AI processing hardware for their own machine learning developments.

Google Docs was out of commission for a significant number of users, and Twitter was not happy.

Google announced TensorFlow Lite, a lighter-weight version of the TensorFlow software framework and a successor to TensorFlow Mobile that's more efficient on mobile and embedded devices.

Google announced that its next few releases of Chrome will add new protections that will prevent websites from redirecting users to third-party content in unexpected ways.

Volkswagen will collaborate with Google on three separate quantum computing projects to improve battery technologies, autonomous driving systems, and optimize traffic flow.

At the Embedded Linux Conference, a Google engineer named Ronald Minnich revealed that the ME is actually running its own entire MINIX OS and that Google is working on removing it.

Earlier today, the official Twitter account of Google Docs began receiving tweets from users who had suddenly lost access to some of their documents.

DeepMind announces that its next-generation neural network-based "WaveNet" technology for speech synthesis is now 1,000x more efficient and it has already been deployed in Google's Assistant.

Google announced some incremental updates to its Daydream View VR HMD, including some tweaks to the optics.