After nine years, Google is finally bringing an AirDrop like feature to its Android system.

Google wants to integrate their entire suite of office tools into one app rather than having many different apps trying to work together.

Google's planned acquisition of Fitbit is being delayed following antitrust investigations from the EU and US over the company's data monopoly.

Google's struggling Wear OS is finally getting a decent new processor with the Snapdragon Wear 4100 chip-set.

Google' has recently come under fire for big security flaws in many extensions and as a result they are going to change rules for how long they keep data for.

Google has launched a new social media site that works a lot like Pinterest.

Google is making Stadia available across all Android devices and giving it some new touchscreen controls. That doesn't mean anyone will want to still use it just yet.

The Huawei P40 Pro is the bleeding edge in smartphone technology, a bulging flex of hardware muscle with no real outlet with which to show off its impressive tech pecs. As an indicator of the future, Huawei’s got a confident headstart on the competition when it comes to setting a physical benchmark for a smartphone. But on the software side of the story? It’s a reminder that all the technology in the world means nothing if the software inside of it cannot rise to the challenge.