Google's annual developer conference is underway, with a closer look at Android P, Google Assistant enhancements and more on show. These were the six biggest announcements. FULL STORY >

Google has launched Google Go, a new app offering a lighter and faster way to search, according to the company. The app congregates things such as search, voice search, image, gifs, weather and YouTube in one small app. FULL STORY >

Remember those carefree days of Pokémon Go? Expect more of these augmented reality games in future thanks to Google Maps. The company has announced that the Google Maps APIs are now available for game developers to help build virtual worlds. FULL STORY >

The company's wearable platform could be getting a rebrand, along with a new name and open operating system. FULL STORY >

Designed to detect threats and store security related data, Google X launches new company named Chronicle. FULL STORY >

The annual conference is set for 8-10 May this year. FULL STORY >

By Navin Shenoy, executive vice president and general manager of the Data Center Group at Intel Corporation. FULL STORY >

The company's AI photography tool is making its way to Pixel and Pixel 2 phones in coming weeks, and will be available via Google Assistant. FULL STORY >

Something to think about if you're looking at getting one of Google's new small smart speakers. FULL STORY >

Certainly our pick for most interesting device at last night's MadeByGoogle event, the Pixel Bud Wireless earphones boast a ton of AI functionality. FULL STORY >

One was leaked ahead of time, but the other was a welcome surprise. FULL STORY >

Featuring greater software improvements than hardware ones, Google has debuted the second iteration of its Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones. FULL STORY >

As we get closer to the Pixel 2 unveiling, Google has some changes in store for the software aspect of the device, as a male voice option is being added to the Google Assistant. FULL STORY >

Google may have a smaller version of its Home speaker to debut at next month's Pixel 2 event. FULL STORY >

Google's forthcoming phone is slated for a 4 October reveal, a full year after its predecessor. FULL STORY >