New Google Lens features are now live on Android phones
And they'll be "coming soon" to Google Photos.
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Three days in, life with the Android P beta has been mostly painless
Not every feature is ready, but it's a surprisingly strong start.
Google's News app is a tool for gaining perspective, not an arbiter of facts
AI, not human curation, may help us better understand the world.
Google’s AI advances are equal parts worry and wonder
We cannot put off finding an answer to AI ethics any longer.
Google: Duplex phone calling AI will identify itself
You'll know if you're talking to AI -- we think.
I wish I could live inside this massive Google Home Max
It provides the closest thing to solitude you'll find at I/O.
Chrome will let you have AR experiences, no app needed
The future of the immersive web can't come soon enough.
16The new Google Maps is more than just a Yelp alternative
Thanks to the company's vast wealth of data and a super-nifty Group Planning feature, the new Maps is extremely compelling.
Android P makes Volvo’s in-car infotainment system even better
Well, until something better comes along.
Google and Apple might lose the infotainment war
Automakers are moving quicker than they used to.
Google makes it easy to create your own VR tours
Tour Creator lets you produce them with 360-degree photos and Google Street View images.
Watch the Google I/O 2018 keynote in under 20 minutes
AI, Android and accessibility.
Here’s what you won’t find in the Android P beta
Some of Google's most helpful and ambitious changes aren't ready yet.
Google Lens hands-on: Copy-and-paste the real world to your phone
Of the three new features coming to Lens, Smart Text Selection is the most promising.
Five ways Android P changes how you will (or won't) use your phone
You might even use your smartphone less.
Google is weaving itself into the fabric of our lives
The curious case of the colorize button.
