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Google had previously announced plans to bring Flutter, its cross-platform mobile development framework, to the web.

I’m plenty-busy here in Seattle for Microsoft Build, but I wanted to at least provide a quick rundown of today’s Google I/O announcements

Coincidental with the first day of its I/O conference today, Google launched Android Q Beta 3, adding a new system-wide dark theme and more.

After months of leaks, Google has made the Pixel 3a and 3a XL official. The new mid-range handsets start at $399.

Google announced today that there are now over 2.5 billion monthly active Android devices worldwide, up from 2 billion in 2017.

Samsung said today that it cannot predict when it will be able to ship its innovative Galaxy Fold smartphone.

Google announced that it is launching a major design overhaul of Android Auto that will roll out to all compatible automobiles this summer.

The new version of Google Fi for iPhone now supports that platform’s visual voicemail functionality, a significant improvement.

Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi said today that it sold 27.5 million smartphones in the first quarter of 2019.

A new update to Windows 10’s Your Phone app lets you save your smartphone-based photos directly to the PC.

The market researchers at IDC have weighed in on the struggling smartphone market, but one company saw a massive sales boost.

Widely-rated as having the very best camera in any smartphone, the Huawei P30 Pro is also a powerhouse flagship in its own right.

As part of its most recent quarterly earnings, Samsung said that profits from its smartphone business fell by 40 percent.

Google’s smartphone problems are easy to identify and hard to fix. This business is nothing short of a failure.

OnePlus took out a full-page ad for the OnePlus 7 Pro in today’s New York Times. The phone doesn’t debut until May 14.

I’ve been using a Google Pixel 3 XL since last week. Here are a few follow-up notes about my experiences so far.

Apple's Powerbeats Pro wireless earphones will cost $250 and be available for preorder this Friday, May 3.

We’re still two weeks away from the handset’s launch, but DisplayMate has given the OnePlus its best-possible display rating.

A software developer has identified a simple exploit in the mobile version of Google Chrome that can be used for phishing attacks.

Mozilla plans to phase out Firefox for Android this year and replace it with a new mobile browser.

Microsoft has begun rolling out an update to the Your Phone app in Windows 10 that enables it to sync phone notifications.

Google has ported its Google Fit app to iOS, making the health and fitness tracker available to iPhone users.

Thanks to a half-off sale, I decided to throw caution to the wind and give the Pixel 3 XL a second shot. What could go wrong?

The Windows version of Chrome 74 does not include a Dark mode as was originally expected.

The gadget teardown experts at iFixIt believe they can explain why the Samsung Galaxy Fold fails so readily.

For the first time, OnePlus will launch two new smartphones at the same time, if not in the same place.

Microsoft announced today that its Edge for Android and iOS will support Single Sign-On (SSO) and conditional access.