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More from Google I/O 2023: all the news from Google’s big developer event

Sean Hollister
Sean Hollister
That Android wallpaper is so... you?

Or AI? Both, actually. More details in this story.

The new Google Home app is finally here

A much-needed update brings greater control and customizability. Plus, Google updates its iOS app to support Matter devices.

Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
Google Pixel 7A review: a better deal

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It’s $50 more than the Pixel 6A, but some key upgrades keep Google’s A-series at the top of the midrange class.

Allison Johnson
Sean Hollister
Sean Hollister
Google says 50 of its own Android apps are ready for big-screen tablets (and presumably Pixel Fold).

Also, Spotify and Disney Plus. The Fold hasn’t been fully announced here yet. Stay tuned.

Jay Peters
Jay Peters
Google will share more on its Android-powered “immersive XR” collaboration with Samsung later this year.

That’s all the news we got on the platform at Google I/O, which the two companies (and Qualcomm) announced in February. Google might need to do more than that to distract from the Apple-sized gorilla that’s expected to enter the mixed reality fray in just a few weeks.

Jacob Kastrenakes
Jacob Kastrenakes
Google says over 800 million people now have access to RCS.

And exactly zero of them are my parents. But Google sure got some applause from this line: “We hope every mobile operating system gets the message and adopts RCS.” I agree! But I don’t have a ton of hope.

Live blog: Google showcases Search, AI, and Pixel devices at I/O 2023

This year, Google has a lot to prove — and at least one product to unfold.

Jacob Kastrenakes
The AI takeover of Google Search starts now

Google is moving slowly and carefully to make AI happen. Maybe too slowly and too carefully for some people. But if you opt in, a whole new search experience awaits.

David Pierce
Sean Hollister
Sean Hollister
Sundar is pumped about AI.
Sean Hollister
Sean Hollister
Genuinely curious: would Korean coders appreciate this from their English-speaking colleagues?