Google’s new Fitbit Edge wants to do more than count your steps. Developed with input from NBA star Stephen Curry, the fitness tracker introduces Gemini-powered personal coaching, tailored workout plans, and real-time guidance. It also packs built-in GPS, seven-day battery life, and something unusual for a fitness wearable: a replaceable battery.
Most keyboards expect your fingers to find the keys. Google Japan’s Gboard Conveyor Belt Version sends the keys around on rotating belts instead, letting you type with one hand or a single finger. The catch: you have to wait for your next letter to come into view.
Android users have long watched iPhones and MacBooks work together while their own phones and laptops never matched that relationship. Googlebook aims to change that with a new premium laptop platform built around deep Android integration, arriving through Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo rather than a single Google-made machine.
Google has put Sleeping Pikachu on its screen-free Fitbit Air and tied your nightly rest to Pokémon Sleep. Wear it to bed, let the band track your sleep stages, and wake up to Drowsy Power, visiting Pokémon, and rare sleep styles—without leaving your phone on the mattress.
Google’s first item tracker uses Find Hub, Ultra-Wideband, and Bluetooth 6 to locate missing belongings—and can even ring your misplaced phone.
Google’s established flagship earbuds receive another software upgrade, adding real-time translation, voice-controlled settings, and Pixel Watch sleep integration.
Google’s latest smartwatch combines improved GPS and Gemini assistance with strength training, smarter sleep tracking, and expanded health monitoring.
The regular Pixel 11 delivers Tensor G6, three rear cameras, 5x optical zoom, and Google’s latest AI tricks without charging extra for “Pro.”
Google retains the familiar book-style shape but makes its latest Fold thinner, lighter, brighter, and allegedly three times more durable.
Google’s new Pro Pixels pair Tensor G6 and 120x zoom with HiLight, a colorful notification system that lets the back of your phone do the talking.
Samsung’s AI smart glasses are no longer just a teaser. The company has confirmed the hardware, software, and Galaxy ecosystem integration, though plenty of details remain under wraps ahead of the planned Fall 2026 launch.