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Google is known for its major mobile operating system, but what happens when it makes a pair of earphones built for Android? You get the Pixel Buds, so are they any good?

With the loss of the headset jack on Google’s Pixel, the company is saying you won’t need as many plugs, and with the invention of its wireless earphones, is building something for more than sound.

Apple’s iPhone 8 and 8 Plus aren’t the only competition, and come late October, Google’s fierce competition will be out with more than just hardware, but smarts too.

You got three iPhones this week, but the new phone show isn't over, and Google is next. Your choice of phones is about to expand, as Google does its regular thing of waiting until the end of the year to announce what is has up its sleeve. Almost a year...

Apple's all-new MacBook only comes with that weird new USB format, the thin one that looks kind of like Apple's Lightning port. That means you need to buy new accessories, but do you need to buy them from Apple?

There’s no stopping the next form of entertainment, as virtual reality arrives in another device. This time, it’s Google’s Pixel and Pixel XL, demonstrating the first generation of Daydream VR.

There's a lot of buzz and excitement over virtual reality, and like many journalists, we see a future dotted with it. Google's Cardboard has helped define low cost mobile VR, and the next step in that journey is almost here.

One of the last major phone releases for 2016 should be interesting, as Google kills off the "Nexus" brand and starts anew. This is the "Pixel", and it's bigger than the name can possibly suggest.

The resurgence of virtual reality is already exciting, but mobile VR is different again, and while many aren't exposed to it, Google plans to change that.