Google today announced “Gemini Intelligence” as the overarching name for a new series of AI features on premium Android ...

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Google I/O 2026 takes place on May 19, but today, Google hosted a livestreamed warm-up event called The Android Show: I/O ...

There was just far too much news on that front to squeeze into the I/O keynote, so Google revealed the details in the latest ...

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The biggest perception change was about typing speed on my phone. I stopped caring about typing speed because Gboard made it ...

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Another year, another Android phone with a physical keyboard attempts to challenge monolithic slab phones and make a Crackberry-like comeback. Unihertz has officially opened its Kickstarter campaign ...

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Less Doctor Strange and more Dr. Robby. That’s what Gen Alpha and Gen Z want to see onscreen, according to the most recent “Teens & Screens” survey from the Center for Scholars & Storytellers at UCLA.