Google LLC today announced it’s bringing its custom Ironwood chips online for cloud customers, unleashing tensor processing ...

Up until now, Google’s Android operating system has been limited to smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, and smartwatches/wearables (as Wear OS). There’s also Android Auto, which is used in car ...

Google has updated its Gemini app with a new image editing model from Google DeepMind. The app now lets you create, edit, merge and transform images with more accuracy and control than ever before.

Google is planning to combine Android and ChromeOS into a unified platform. This step is expected to offer a seamless and connected experience across multiple device types, including smartphones, ...

Have you heard of ChromeOS? The chances for a negative answer are highly likely and that’s not your fault. Designed to offer a lightweight computing experience at a fraction of the cost of ...

After years of speculation and slow convergence, Google has finally confirmed what many have long anticipated: Android and ChromeOS are officially on a path to becoming a single operating system. In ...

If you're an Apple user, you're likely able to access all of your messages and files through all of your Apple devices, including your MacBook, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. Android users will now be ...

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Sameer Samat, President of Google’s Android Ecosystem, confirmed in a recent interview that Chrome OS will no longer remain a stand‐alone operating system. Instead, future Chromebooks and tablets are ...

In a move that could make life easier for folks using devices based on its operating systems, Google is working toward unifying Android and ChromeOS, according to a high-ranking Google executive.