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In October, Google introduced the all-new Google Pixel Buds — with high-quality sound, an unobtrusive design that fits securely and comfortably in your ear, and helpful AI features. Their intention was to make sure whether you're streaming content while working out, or sitting in a noisy room talking on a conference call, you have the best possible audio experience. Today, Pixel Buds are available in Canada for $239 in Clearly White.

Tuesday, July 14, 2020: One of the most popular ways people use Nest Hub Max is for video calling. Up until now, that meant one-on-one sessions with friends and family. Rolling out today in Canada (English only), you can make group video calls with Duo and Google Meet on your Hub Max. With just a simple voice command, Google Assistant can now help connect you with multiple people at once.

With Father's Day just around the corner, now is the time to grab that last-minute gift for dad. No matter what kind of dad you have, Google's lineup of devices is sure to strike a chord. Whether gaming, cooking, watching TV or connecting with family, there is no shortage of options for great Father's Day google gadget gifts to be had! Let's take a look!

Stadia’s concept is a gamer’s paradise. The ability the pick-up your game right where you left off and play on any internet-connected device with complete fluidity is something out of a sci-fi novel or a nerd’s daydream (take your pick). So why then has Stadia had such a rocky beginning and what, if anything, can Google do to right the ship? Will the latest Stadia compatibility update be the life preserver Stadia seems to need, or will it be just…

Over the past few weeks, I've been diving deep into Borderlands 3 on Google Stadia, and have really been enjoying the experience so far. I'm playing on 40 mb Internet, mostly on my Google Pixel 4 XL, once and a while connecting to Google Chromecast and playing on my TV. And still, the experience has been nearly flawless.

We just received our review unit from Google Canada on Monday, but have had plenty of time to mess around with Google’s new flagship phone, the Google Pixel 4 XL. Our time so far has been limited, nevertheless we feel comfortable knocking out our initial thoughts now. Although we have scored this review, please check back next week as we put a stamp on our experience, and make any changes (if necessary).

Today’s Made By Google presentation from New York City outlined the next 8-10 months of Google, where the company was going, and which new products they were bringing to the table. In this quick follow-up article, we will be looking at three main themes that Google presented today: being environmentally conscious, protecting your data, and making all Google devices work well together, as well as alone. Let’s dive in!

Two new devices were shown off at the latest Google conference, and both are heading to Canada. The previously announced Google Home Hub – not available in Canada until now under the new Google Nest Hub name – and the Google Pixel 3a and Google Pixel 3a XL are soon to be available, and we have all the details.

Google is moving into the video game marketplace, but not necessarily in a way gamers might expect. During the Google keynote at GDC, the tech company unveiled their new video game streaming service, Stadia. Stadia is the future of gaming, and how well it works is yet to be seen, but the idea is fascinating!

We have been reviewing a ton of Google products over the past year, and for the most part, have been loving each and every one of them! But like any company, Google doesn't waste a good 'holiday' to get you excited about their products. And for the record, you should get excited for their products because they are fantastic. So how exactly does Google connect their products to Valentines Day? Let's take a look at the info sent over by Google Canada!