Okay, so it’s 2022. You’ve had your good but boring $449 Pixel 5A for nearly nine months, been patiently testing the Android 13 beta for two weeks, and lamenting about how you can’t connect the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 to it using the Android Wear OS app because that’s how things are. Enter Google I/O, the conference you hope will fix all of that, maybe spill the beans on a rumored new watch from Google, and, most importantly, finish whatever new thing it starts. And maybe you wouldn’t mind tossing that Pixel 5A for a fresh Pixel 6A announcement rumored to happen.
Want to know if these rumored devices actually get announced? You’re in the right place — scroll down for all the latest news, announcements, and Android 13 changes coming straight out of Google I/O, the company’s yearly developer conference going on from May 11th through May 12th.
May 11, 2022
After roasting Apple about headphone jacks, Google quietly dumps it from Pixel 6A
The Pixel 6A offers a lot of good features, but not a headphone jack
May 11, 2022
Google’s ‘premium’ Pixel Tablet sure doesn’t look very premium
This is Google’s 2023 iPad competitor?
May 11, 2022
How the new Pixel Buds Pro measure up to Google’s A-Series earbuds
Google’s latest pair of wireless earbuds will arrive on July 28th
May 11, 2022
Here’s how the Google Pixel 6A compares to its biggest competitors
It’s up against some fantastic values
May 11, 2022
Here’s when you can preorder Google’s new devices
Be prepared to wait for the Pixel 6A, Pixel Buds Pro, and Pixel Watch
May 11, 2022
How do the new Google Pixel 6A’s specs stack up to the pricier Pixel 6 models?
The new budget model looks formidable on paper
May 11, 2022
Google shows off AR glasses that might make a case for augmented reality
The glasses would translate the spoken word around you live
May 11, 2022
Pixel by Pixel: how Google is trying to focus and ship the future
Making ambient computing happen is forcing Google to change how it does everything
May 11, 2022
Google’s Pixel team is making an Android tablet
Will 2023 bring the iPad competitor Google always needed?
May 11, 2022
Google’s new Pixel Buds Pro come with noise cancellation and long battery life
Has Google finally made the ultimate earbuds for Android users?
May 11, 2022
Google Chrome is getting built-in virtual credit cards
The company wants all purchases to be as easy as clicking a Google Pay button
May 11, 2022
Google’s vision for Android 13 is to offer a little more of everything
More Material You, more customizability, more security features
May 11, 2022
Google thinks the time is right to bring back Wallet
It thinks the world is ready to go all-in on digital cards
May 11, 2022
Google pitches for user trust with expanded privacy controls
The company also announced a host of new security features at its I/O event
May 11, 2022
Google’s trying to fix your crappy webcam with great AI
Making your Meet meetings a little better
May 11, 2022
Google is using a new way to measure skin tones to make search results more inclusive
The new 10-point skin tone scale could help make AI less biased
May 11, 2022
Google is beta testing its AI future
After mistakes and challenges, the company is moving a little slower with AI language models
May 11, 2022
Google says its new image search features are like ‘Ctrl+F for the world around you’
You’ll now be able to use Google Lens to take a picture of an object and search for local results
May 11, 2022
Google will let you talk to Assistant on the Nest Hub Max just by looking at the screen
The company is adding a couple features to let you use Assistant without saying ‘Hey Google’
May 11, 2022
Google Maps’ new ‘Immersive View’ combines Street View with satellites
So you can see how crowded the park is before you even go
May 11, 2022
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Google I/O 2022 keynote live blog
Join us for all the news and announcements from Google’s developer keynote
May 11, 2022
How to watch Google I/O 2022
Get ready for some major updates and maybe some new products
May 10, 2022
Google’s job at this year’s I/O: finishing what it starts
One of Google’s biggest hurdles is providing meaningful, long-term support for its products
