Google I/O is done for the year. The company showed off Android N, along with new apps for messaging and video calls. Plus, it unveiled an Amazon Echo competitor called Google Home, and outlined its plans for the future of VR. Catch up with all the news here.
A closer look at Google’s modular phone prototype
It's just an early prototype, but it works!
Why Google's fancy new AI assistant is just called 'Google'
The future of search is more than a text box
Google’s modular Project Ara phone is shipping to developers this fall
With a consumer model coming in 2017
Android Wear 2.0 sharpens Google's focus on smartwatches
Standalone apps and better iOS support are welcome, but Wear still has many challenges ahead
Google is working with IMAX to build a cinema-quality Jump VR camera
GoPro's Jump cam units will soon be available for YouTube creators
Google will carefully curate the Daydream apps for its VR Play Store
"We want to make sure we're representing good VR to our users"
Google wants Android to take over your entire car
Cars are the new smartphones
Android Instant Apps lets you use apps without downloading them
A taste of apps without the commitment
Google announces Android Wear 2.0 with standalone app support and a tiny keyboard
And new fitness and messaging capabilities
May 18, 2016Ben Popper and Adi Robertson
Google reveals plans for new VR headset and motion controller
(Theoretically) coming this fall
Google details Android N features ahead of late summer release
Performance improvements married to a major push into VR
Allo is a messaging app with Google built right in
Google sliding into your DMs
Google is making its assistant 'conversational' in two new ways
...but it isn't naming it
