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The $776 Android phone will first launch in Europe and Asia, but also could come to the U.S. sometime in 2017.
The $130 sports watch includes a circular face, multi-sport modes, heart rate monitoring, water resistance and smartphone alerts.
The Daydream View, which works with Google's new Pixel phones, costs $79 and will be sold in Verizon and Best Buy stores in the U.S.
The announcement of a new phone color just after the fire-prone Note7 debacle and recall makes me think that Samsung still doesn't get it.
A pilot project with car-sharing service Getaround in San Francisco will test the system, which uses smartphone apps instead of keys.
The $50 credits for use in the Google Play store were offered to an undisclosed number of Pixel buyers due to the delays, Google said.
The update continues the company's effort to make Android easier to manage in the workplace.
Sweden-based Starbreeze is beefing up its virtual reality offerings through the $7.75 million acquisition of Nozon.
DirecTV Now, which was announced in March, will have more than 100 channels and is aimed at people who have no pay TV services.
The $499 Allie 360 camera captures video in 360-degree format and can be set up to share video on social media via live streaming.
Pixel phones are exclusively offered through Verizon or Google, but T-Mobile is offering buyers monthly rebates to switch their service.
The $50 plan, Cricket's most popular mobile deal, previously included only 5GB of high-speed data per month.
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