Google made I/O fun again, but is that enough?
Underneath all the excitement, there appears to be a sense of unease from Google.
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What's New
BMW's '2002 Hommage' concept celebrates 50 years of iconic coupes
Written by Nick Jaynes
It's been a wild 50 years.
Google is bringing its futuristic gesture-sensing radar to actual products
Written by Karissa Bell
Google's is closer than ever to making Project Soli a reality.
Google's Project Ara will come to consumers in 2017
Written by Pete Pachal
Modular phones are just around the corner.
Google's connected Levi's jacket is coming out in 2017
Written by Kellen Beck
Called the "Jacquard," it uses gesture sensors to communicate with your phone.
Reddit now lets you embed posts on your site
Written by Stan Schroeder
You no longer need to take screenshots of Reddit posts -- you can embed them on your website.
Driving this Lamborghini is like losing your virginity on a roller coaster
Written by Nichi Hoskins
Hop in for a ride of your lifetime.
Lamborghini's crisp, wild Huracán LP 580-2 is the most fun raging bull yet
Written by Nick Jaynes
God, it's fun.
Nutter Butter, Nutella and 11 other nutty names for Google's Android N
Written by Rill Causey
They may call it Nutella, but will they give you Nutella is the most important question.
Google Daydream and Project Tango: We've gotta get these guys together
Written by Pete Pachal
Virtual reality and augmented reality are a match made in Google.
What's Rising
Is Motorola bringing back the Razr?
Written by Christina Warren
We're feeling nostalgic for the Motorola Razr, thanks to this new ad.
Google's artificial intelligence chief says 'we're in an AI spring'
Written by Christina Warren
Google is bullish on the future of machine learning and AI.
Xiaomi will soon launch its very own drone
Written by Stan Schroeder
Oh Xiaomi, is there anything you can't do?
How IBM is transforming India's president house into a smart township
Written by Sonam Joshi
India's 87-year-old Rashtrapati Bhavan is getting a digital makeover.
Chime is like a Keurig for home-brewed chai
Written by Kellen Beck
It's better than Starbucks, trust me.
Tech is dominated by even more white dudes than the rest of the private sector
Written by Colin Daileda
White dudes are disproportionately represented all across the work force, and the problem is worse among jobs that the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission labels "high tech."
Google is finally bringing Android apps to Chromebooks
Written by Karissa Bell
Google Play is finally moving beyond the confines of Android.
Google patented a sticky 'glue' for self-driving cars to catch pedestrians
Written by Kellen Beck
Like flypaper but better.
Google I/O recap in 60 seconds
Written by Ray White
Jam-packed announcements and glorious tech.
Up close with Google's new Android Wear 2.0 update
Written by Karissa Bell
This is Google's biggest update to its smartwatch platform yet.
What's Hot
Airbus has filed a patent for the world's fastest helicopter
Written by Cailey Rizzo
Zoom zoom.
New robot bee may soon be a spy's secret weapon
Written by Lance Ulanoff
Researchers took inspiration from bees to make a new kind of robot that can land on almost any surface.
Soon, you might be able to unlock your MacBook with your iPhone
Written by Stan Schroeder
Unlocking your MacBook might soon only require a touch of the finger.
This is a video of our future, and it's scary as hell
Written by Stan Schroeder
It's unnerving from the get go.
Hilarious new video series flawlessly mocks those who say 'girls can't code'
Written by Katie Dupere
"When I’m not menstruating, I'm ovulating, so there's no time to code at all."
LinkedIn resetting passwords after 117 million user credentials stolen
Written by Kellen Beck
Change your LinkedIn passwords, everyone.
Netflix launches Fast.com, a dead simple way to test your Internet speed
Written by Adario Strange
Netflix stays winning.
Google just revealed its strategy to rule the post-search world. Will it work?
Written by Pete Pachal
It's not enough for Google to launch shiny new products. It needs to change its approach.
Volvo's stunning compact concepts are a new take on Swedish small cars
Written by Nick Jaynes
They'll be literally electrifying.
Google unveils Duo, a video calling app that works even on super slow connections
Written by Raymond Wong
FaceTime and Skype should be worried.