Science & Technology

The Verge goes hands-on with Samsung’s latest wearable

Here are the highlights from Google’s I/O 2014.

In an effort to take on Apple’s healthkit for iOS, Google has announced Google Fit, a new platform to organize a user’s health data.

Google is bringing ChromeOS and Android closer together by allowing native Android apps to run on Chromebooks.

The Verge goes hands-on with Google’s new Android TV.

Google’s version of Android for wearables is nigh upon us, with Samsung and LG both now taking pre-orders and Motorola’s gorgeous, round Moto 360 coming later this year. Ordering pizza will never be the same!

Google is bringing the Android experience to the car later this year. Here is what to expect from Android Auto.

Android TV is Google’s latest effort and taking over the biggest screen (no, not IMAX). Voice input, gaming support, and more. Coming later this year!

At its annual IO developer keynote, Google has released a new design language for Android, Chrome OS, and the web. Google’s calling it Material Design. The new look – which was first previewed in a Google+ app update last month – includes splashes of color, refreshed iconography, and a more …

FIFA is the international governing body behind the World Cup, soccer’s biggest competition and the largest sporting event in the world. Everything seems sportsmanlike at first, but the closer we look at the impact the event has on the host country and the profit it reaps for its organizers, the …