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Google’s game-streaming service, Stadia, is now available for free to gamers in 14 countries with a two month trial of Pro features.

Google has released its first Developer Preview of Android 11, giving us our initial glimpse into the future of Android. Here's a quick look at what's new.

The Pixel 3a XL has long been looked at as the budget king for its camera and battery life. But how does it stack up many months after its introduction?

What are Google Play Points and how are they earned? What are the benefits? Here are answers to common questions surrounding the rewards program.

How does Google's cloud gaming service Stadia fare in our testing of the service? Is it worth shelling out $130 for the experience? Here's our review.

US consumers can earn credits on apps, games, movies, books, and other purchases. Use the Play Points on other content or convert to Play Store Credits.

Here's how you can get started with Remote Play to enjoy your PlayStation 4 games on your Android devices.

Should you upgrade to the Pixel 4? What if you already have a Pixel 3? Let us help you to make your decision an educated and informed one.

How does the Google Pixel 3a stand up after using it as a daily driver for three solid months? Try to act surprised when we tell you, alright?

Google Drive is dropping syncing your Google Photos, but there are loads of other apps that offer storage and photo backups. Here are our top 5 options.

Google Stadia goes live in November but anxious gamers can already pre-order a Founder's Edition bundle for just $129.99.

Digital Wellbeing is an incredible tool for phones but it can also be used for smart displays and speakers, too. We'll show you how to set it up.

Google is constantly investing in the next generation of coders. The company continues the tradition with its 2nd Annual Google Play Change the Game Challenge.

Set to arrive later this year, Google Stadia is a cloud-based service that offers high-end gaming from virtually any device that runs Chrome.

Google offers up the first official look at the next-gen build of its mobile platform. The Android Q beta arrives as a developer preview for Pixel phones.