Often a hit and miss affair, this year's April Fools' had a few noteworthy pranks. FULL STORY >

Despite Nougat not being ubiquitously available on Android devices, Google has already released a developer preview of Android O. FULL STORY >

Get used to some marketing messages hence forth if you want to build your life around’s Google’s voice-activated speaker, powered by Google Assistant. Popping up yesterday was an ad for the latest Disney movie – Beauty and the Beast. FULL STORY >

By using its human "quality raters". FULL STORY >

The team behind Project Loon have developed a smarter way to beam down bandwidth to areas in need of it. FULL STORY >

Tourist attractions and natural wonders from Ghana, Senegal and Uganda added to Google Street View. FULL STORY >

Soon the Google Assistant will be able to control more than its own smart home devices thanks to latest update. It is however, limited to the Pixel phones for now. FULL STORY >

The latest update for the Chrome mobile app now allows users with certain devices to access websites with VR content. FULL STORY >

Google plans to release version 7.1.2 of its Android Nougat OS, but Pixel owners can test it out early via the company's Beta Program. FULL STORY >

Google's developer site says anyone can now create apps for its Daydream VR. FULL STORY >

Attention devs! This year's iteration of Google I/O is on from 17-19 May. FULL STORY >

The end goal for this database is to pool together photos and videos used by terrorist organisations to recruit people via social media. FULL STORY >

Initially released in 2013, Google Earth has updated its Timelapse tool to show the changes for any location across the globe over the past 32 years. FULL STORY >

A forthcoming update will bring two Nexus-specific features to the Google Pixel and Pixel XL. FULL STORY >

According to reports, Apple is investigating the realm of smart glasses, with a device expected after 2018. FULL STORY >