Google has been making software for smartphones for almost a decade now. It's also worked with partners including Samsung, LG, and Huawei to make Nexus devices running unmodified versions of Android. But today, Google has unveiled the first two smartphones it can truly call its own: the Pixel and the Pixel XL.
BlackBerry has all but conceded to the likes of Apple and Samsung; after 14 years, the longstanding smartphone stalwart will stop designing and manufacturing its own smartphones.
Google's latest messaging app is now available in Australia.
Google has revealed the name of its (likely) Android 7.0 operating system.
If you thought the phablet market had been stitched up by Apple and Samsung, you'd be wrong. The Huawei Mate 8 is proof positive that there are other excellent big-screen handsets to choose from.
Finally, all-new emojis are coming to your smartphones - including food, animals, sports, and smileys.
Here's the important bits from Google's 2016 I/O keynote, including new Android features and ways to connect.
Moto has come a long way in the last few years. Its affordable handsets in 2015 were amazing, get excited for 2016.
If you're looking for a low-cost smartphone, Kogan has been in the market for a while. The new Agora 6 looks to improve on the company's previous efforts.
Samsung's next big thing is here and it is a beauty. It has something for everyone, a slick design for the fashion conscious, fast hardware for the tech savvy and perhaps the industry's best smartphone camera.