Keeping kids safer online and fostering healthy digital habits is important for parents, and finding the right balance is key. Today, we’re announcing new tools for parents to manage their child’s devices with Google Family Link.
Family Link’s new look
Family Link’s new design is more intuitive for parents to use and navigate. A new Screen Time tab consolidates all screen-time management tools in a single, easily accessible place. In addition to the app and device-specific usage summary and time limits, the Screen Time tab also makes it easier for parents to set and adjust Downtime and School time.
Parents will find that managing their child’s account, privacy settings and content filters are now easier than ever on the Controls tab. We’ve streamlined key controls so parents have what they need right at their fingertips, including the ability to manage account data settings, approve app downloads and block specific websites.
Juggling multiple kids and their devices is also getting easier. Simply swipe between child profiles and manage devices from a single page, with more advanced settings just a tap away.
Candy Crush Saga gehört zu den beliebtesten Spielen der Neuzeit. Hunderte Millionen Spieler*innen nutzen es zur Entspannung und haben sich vom fesselnden „nur noch eine Runde“-Ansatz in den Bann ziehen lassen. Das Gleiche könnte man über den Casual-Gaming-Klassiker Microsoft Solitaire sagen. Seit 1990 auf Windows PCs enthalten, war es für viele von uns der erste Berührungspunkt mit dem beliebten Solokartenspiel.
Dass mit Candy Crush Solitaire für iOS- und Android-Geräte heute eine Kombination aus der lebendigen Optik und der beliebten Spielmechanik von Candy Crush sowie dem anhaltenden Reiz von Solitaire veröffentlicht wird, ist also ein logischer Schritt.
„Wir sahen die Chance, zwei zeitlose Spiele zu kombinieren: Candy Crush Saga und Solitaire. Beide bieten eine angenehme Balance zwischen Entspannung und Herausforderung“, erklärt Marta Cortinas, Executive Producer bei King. „Ausführliche Recherchen und Tests haben gezeigt, dass eine starke Nachfrage nach einem Produkt besteht, das strategisches Kartenspiel mit ansprechender Grafik und kreativen Mechanismen kombiniert. Das Ziel war es, ein neues, fesselndes Erlebnis zu schaffen, das die strategische Tiefe von Solitaire beibehält und gleichzeitig das lebendige und belohnende Gameplay von Candy Crush Saga bietet. Der erste Schritt bestand darin, die richtige Art von Solitaire-Gameplay zu finden, die am besten zum Candy Crush-Erlebnis passt.“
Im Gegensatz zum vielleicht bekannteren Klondike-Solitaire basiert Candy Crush Solitaire jedoch auf einer anderen Variante, die als TriPeaks bekannt ist.
„TriPeaks Solitaire unterscheidet sich von Klondike dadurch, dass man sich mehr darauf konzentriert, ein Spielbrett abzuräumen, indem man Karten in aufsteigender oder absteigender Reihenfolge ausspielt, als Farben zu legen“, erklärt Cortinas. „Das bedeutet, dass sich die Spieler*innen auf strategische Entscheidungen konzentrieren können, ohne durch die Eigenschaften der Karte eingeschränkt zu sein. Es war die richtige Wahl für Candy Crush Solitaire, weil es ein schnelleres, intuitiveres Spielerlebnis ermöglicht, das dem „Pick-up-and-Play“-Charakter der Candy Crush-Reihe entspricht.
„Die Spielmechanik bietet eine großartige Mischung aus Strategie und Progression. Das ist vergleichbar mit der Mechanik, wie die Spieler*innen in Candy Crush-Levels vorankommen. Von dort aus haben wir die charakteristischen Candy Crush Saga-Elemente, bunte Booster, ein aktivierendes Fortschrittssystem und sammelbare Belohnungen eingebaut.“
Candy Crush-Fans werden diese Elemente sofort vertraut sein. Die Farbbombe und der Lutscherhammer aus Saga tauchen hier auf, um Dir zu helfen. Hindernisse in Deinem Spiel werden (natürlich) mit Süßigkeiten dargestellt und Candy Crush-Charaktere tauchen auf dem Weg auf und nehmen Dich zum ersten Mal mit auf ein Abenteuer außerhalb des Candy Kingdom.
„Das Fortschrittssystem in Candy Crush Solitaire soll sich genauso belohnend anfühlen wie in anderen Candy Crush-Spielen“, sagt Cortinas. „Die Spielerinnen kommen voran, indem sie Level abschließen und Postkarten von verschiedenen Orten auf der ganzen Welt freischalten, was dem Spiel ein Sammel-Element hinzufügt. Außerdem haben wir die ‚Hold Slot‘-Mechanik eingeführt, die es den Spielerinnen ermöglicht, eine Karte für eine spätere Verwendung strategisch beiseitezulegen. Das stellt eine weitere Ebene des Fortschritts und der Planung dar. Wir haben den gleichen Plan für Candy Crush Solitaire – wie bei unseren anderen Live-Spielen – jede Woche neue Levels hinzuzufügen und sie immer weiter zu optimieren.“
Das Team von King ist nicht nur bestrebt, neue Levels zu entwicklen, sondern das Spiel auf der Grundlage des Community-Feedbacks zu optimieren, neue Spielmechanismen einzuführen und die Dinge mit saisonalen Ereignissen, Herausforderungen und Belohnungen in Bewegung zu halten. Solitaire mag ein statisches Spiel sein, aber Candy Crush Solitaire wird das sicher nicht sein.
Das erste neue Candy Crush-Spiel seit 2018 ist etwas, auf das King sehr stolz ist und auf dessen Veröffentlichung sich das Studio sehr freut. Warum wurde dieses Spiel ausgewählt, um das Franchise fortzusetzen?
„Wir bringen nur dann ein neues Spiel heraus, wenn wir glauben, dass wir etwas wirklich Besonderes zu bieten haben“, schwärmt Cortinas. „Unser Geschäft basiert auf Testen und Lernen. So stellen wir sicher, dass die Erfahrung, die wir unseren Spieler*innen bieten, die beste ist, die wir liefern können. Das Solitaire-Genre ist im Wachstum begriffen, und unsere Untersuchungen haben gezeigt, dass sowohl Candy Crush-Spieler*innen als auch Solitaire-Fans großes Interesse an einem Spiel haben, das das Beste aus beiden Welten vereint. Nach ausgiebigen Tests und Verfeinerungen haben wir festgestellt, dass Candy Crush Solitaire das Potenzial hat, eine sinnvolle und fesselnde Ergänzung der Franchise zu sein.“
Umso schöner ist es, dass King jetzt zu Microsoft gehört, der Heimat der Solitaire-Version, die viele zum ersten Mal gespielt haben. In vielerlei Hinsicht ist dieses Spiel also die Fortsetzung von zwei Spiellinien.
Candy Crush Solitaire ist ab heute für iOS- und Android-Geräte erhältlich.
We announced that Google Cloud’s Automotive AI Agent is arriving for Mercedes-Benz. Google Cloud unveiled Automotive AI Agent, a new way for automakers to create helpful agentic experiences for drivers. Mercedes-Benz is among the first automakers planning to implement the product, which goes beyond current vehicle voice control to allow people to have natural conversations and ask queries while driving, like “Is there an Italian restaurant nearby?”
We shared five ways NotebookLM Plus can help your business. NotebookLM is a tool for understanding anything — including synthesizing complex ideas buried in deep research. This month we made our premium NotebookLM Plus available in more Google Workspace plans to help businesses and their employees with everything from sharing team notebooks and centralizing projects, to streamlining onboarding and making learning more engaging with Audio Overviews.
We announced new AI tools to help retailers build gen AI search and agents. The National Retail Federation kicked off the year with their annual NRF conference, where Google Cloud showed how AI agents and AI-powered search are already helping retailers operate more efficiently, create personalized shopping experiences and use AI to get the latest products and experiences to their customers.
Today we’re rolling out a handful of updates to make Android’s hearing aid and screenreader experiences even more accessible.
Starting with the Samsung Galaxy S25, we’re bringing the benefits of the next generation of Bluetooth to GN Hearing and Oticon Intent hearing aids, using new LE Audio technology. With LE Audio compatibility, people can now access easy hearing aid management — including hands-free calling, a way to change presets via native settings and lower latency Bluetooth connections. This new integration will also be available on the Pixel 9 with Android 16 beta and come to Galaxy S24 with Android 15 in the coming weeks.
And we’re beginning to roll out new updates to TalkBack, Android’s screenreader, to make devices even more accessible for people who are blind or have low-vision. Starting with Samsung Galaxy S25 devices, anyone who uses braille will be able to use their displays via HID, a way to connect to Bluetooth devices. Over the coming months this functionality will begin to work on any phone or tablet using Android 15. TalkBack will also provide more detailed image descriptions, powered by Gemini models, on Galaxy S25 devices in the coming weeks.
Together with Samsung, today we unveiled a handful of new Android features. The new Samsung Galaxy S25 comes with Gemini built in and available with the press of a button. Don’t miss the just-launched, kid-friendly smartwatch experience that puts parents in control. And there are plenty of other Gemini updates, new ways to search, accessibility tools and more to check out.
And for people who are blind or have low vision, TalkBack 15 on Galaxy S25 devices will now be compatible with braille displays that use HID, a popular way to connect to Bluetooth devices. Following feedback from the community, this compatibility will ensure people can use their braille displays without additional steps, making Galaxy S25 devices even more accessible. In the coming weeks, TalkBack on Galaxy S25 devices will also provide more detailed image descriptions, powered by Gemini models.
5. Stay connected with the Galaxy Watch for Kids experience
With Google Family Link, parents can use their phone to set up and manage Galaxy Watch7 LTE smartwatches with a Galaxy Watch for Kids experience. This allows parents to approve contacts, monitor their child’s watch’s location, manage apps and set up school time to limit distractions during school hours.
This update starts rolling out today in the U.S. with support from major carriers including AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon.
Last year, we introduced Circle to Search to help you easily circle, scribble or tap anything you see on your Android screen, and find information from the web without switching apps. Now we’re introducing two improvements that make Circle to Search even more helpful.
First, we’re expanding AI Overviews to more kinds of visual search results for places, trending images, unique objects and more. Inspired by a piece of art? Circle it and see a gen AI snapshot of helpful information with links to dig deeper and learn more from the web.
Second, we’re making it easier for you to get things done on your phone. Circle to Search will now quickly recognize numbers, email addresses and URLs you see on your screen so you can take action with a single tap.
It’s been a big year for Google AI. It may seem as though features like Circle to Search and NotebookLM’s Audio Overviews have been around for as long as you can remember, but they only launched in 2024. Joining them were a slew of other product releases and updates meant to make your day-to-day life even a little bit easier. So, as we say goodbye to 2024 (and prepare for the exciting AI news that’s sure to come in 2025), take a look at some of the top Google AI news stories that resonated with readers this year.
January
2024 began, quite fittingly, with fresh updates across a host of products and tools, including Gemini, Chrome, Pixel and Search. The announcement of our Circle to Search feature made a particular splash with readers. Here were some of the top Google AI news stories of the month:
February brought a new chapter of our Gemini era, including the debut of Gemini 1.5; the news that Bard was becoming Gemini; the launch of Gemini Advanced; and more. We also announced new generative AI tools in Labs and tech to help developers and researchers build AI responsibly. Here were some of the top Google AI news stories of the month:
Health took center stage in March, with our annual Google Health Check Up event to show how AI is helping us connect people to health information and insights that matter to them. Stories about how we’re using AI for good also made the top-news cut, along with AI-based travel tools coverage as readers looked toward summer. Here were some of the top Google AI news stories of the month:
Spring showers bring…generative AI? Many of April’s top stories focused on how helpful generative AI can be to different groups of people, including developers, business owners, advertisers and Google Photos users. It was also a big month for AI skills-building, thanks to our AI Opportunity Fund and AI Essentials course. Here were some of the top Google AI news stories of the month:
May is synonymous with Google I/O around these parts, so it’s no wonder that much of the month’s top news was from our annual developer conference. At this year’s event, we shared how we’re building more helpful products and features with AI. But even amid all the I/O chatter, Googlers were working on other launches, like that of our AlphaFold 3 model, which holds big promise for science and medicine. Here were some of the top Google AI news stories of the month:
In June, much of our AI news emphasized how this technology can help people in ways big and small. Stories covered both land (how Google Translate is helping people connect with one another all around the world, even if they don’t speak the same language) and sea (how a first-of-its-kind global map of ocean infrastructure is creating a better understanding of things like biodiversity). Here were some of the top Google AI news stories of the month:
July was one of those months that makes clear how many things Googlers are working on at once with major announcements for Gemini, Google AI features on Samsung devices, our focus on secure AI and our Olympics partnership with Team USA and NBCUniversal. Here were some of the top Google AI news stories of the month:
August was a key moment for Google hardware, thanks to our Made by Google event, along with our Nest Learning Thermostat and Google TV Streamer releases. But software was in the mix, too — we’re looking at you, Chrome, Android and Gemini. Here were some of the top Google AI news stories of the month:
Then came another month that underscored our mission to make AI helpful for everyone. Highlights included the launch of Audio Overviews in NotebookLM; the news of a new satellite constellation designed to detect wildfires more quickly; and tips on using Gemini features in Gmail. But that wasn’t all! Here were some of the top Google AI news stories of the month:
October saw a slate of additional AI updates across products including Pixel, NotebookLM, Search and Shopping. Plus, we announced updates to the Search ads experiences at Google Marketing Live — helping advertisers use AI to reach their customers. Here were some of the top Google AI news stories of the month:
This month was a time for both work and play, with news including how developers are using Gemini API and how chess-lovers can use AI to reimagine their sets. Plus, holiday prep was afoot with new updates to Google Lens and Shopping. Here were some of the top Google AI news stories of the month:
We celebrated the one-year anniversary of our Gemini era by introducing our next, agentic era in AI — brought to life by our newest, most capable model, Gemini 2.0. We also shared landmark quantum chip news, and a whole raft of new generative AI offerings in Android, Pixel, Gemini, and our developer platforms AI Studio and Vertex AI. It’s certainly been a December to remember. Here were some of the top Google AI news stories of the month:
There you have it! Twelve months of top Google AI news in a flash. And the best part: Teams at Google are hard at work to keep the momentum going in 2025.
For more than 20 years, we’ve invested in machine learning and AI research, tools and infrastructure to build products that make everyday life better for more people. 2024 has been another big year for AI, and we ended on a high note with updates across AI models, consumer products, and research and science.
Here’s a look back at just some of our AI announcements from December.
Each component you add to your Arduino project increases its complexity and the opportunity for mistakes. But most projects require some “auxiliary” hardware — components that you use to interact with the Arduino or to help it do the job you’re asking of it. Buttons and displays are great examples. But as Doctor Volt demonstrates in his most recent video, you can replace both of those with the high-quality touchscreen on your old Android smartphone using the RemoteXY app.
You likely learned early in your Arduino journey that the serial connection between the Arduino development board and a PC is very handy. It lets the Arduino output information and also lets you input commands. But an entire computer (even a laptop) is pretty bulky and requires a lot of power. The RemoteXY app, available for Android devices, lets you use your smartphone to do the same job.
Even better, you can use the RemoteXY app with an Arduino library to get an interface much more sophisticated than a normal serial terminal. The app still communicates with the Arduino via serial behind the scenes, but it uses that data to enable nice touchscreen-friendly GUI controls, graphs, and more.
For that to work, you need a way for your Android smartphone to establish a serial connection with your Arduino board. That is easy to do using an OTG cable with a USB-to-Serial adapter. Together, those let your smartphone talk to your Arduino just like your PC does. Doctor Volt’s video walks you through setting up and using the RemoteXY Arduino library and how to configure the app.
Blending technology with everyday life, with help from AI
Android XR will first launch on headsets that transform how you watch, work and explore. The first device, code named Project Moohan and built by Samsung, will be available for purchase next year.
With headsets, you can effortlessly switch between being fully immersed in a virtual environment and staying present in the real world. You can fill the space around you with apps and content, and with Gemini, our AI assistant, you can even have conversations about what you’re seeing or control your device. Gemini can understand your intent, helping you plan, research topics and guide you through tasks.
We’re also reimagining some of your favorite Google apps for headsets. You can watch YouTube and Google TV on a virtual big screen, or relive your cherished memories with Google Photos in 3D. You’ll be able to explore the world in new ways with Google Maps, soaring above cities and landmarks in Immersive View. And with Chrome, multiple virtual screens will let you multitask with ease. You can even use Circle to Search to quickly find information on whatever’s in front of you, with just a simple gesture.
Plus, because it’s Android, your favorite mobile and tablet apps from Google Play will work right out of the box, with even more apps, games and immersive content made for XR arriving next year.
Android’s unknown tracker alerts automatically notify you if an unfamiliar Bluetooth tracker is moving with you to help you take action to protect yourself.
As part of our ongoing commitment to safety, we’ve made technology improvements to bring you alerts faster and more often. We’re also rolling out two new features for Find My Device compatible tags:
Temporarily Pause Location: You can now temporarily pause location updates from your phone to prevent your device’s location from being used by a detected unknown tag for up to 24 hours. This provides an extra layer of privacy and control, allowing you to take a first action quickly while you locate and physically disable the tag.
Find Nearby: If you receive an unknown tracker alert, you can now use the „Find Nearby“ feature to pinpoint the tag’s location. Your Android device will guide you to the tag, to help you find it if it’s hidden.
Your safety is our priority, so we’re continuously improving unknown tracker alerts to help you stay ahead of unwanted tracking. Learn more about these new features in our help center.
Our latest updates for Android and Pixel are packed with tons of AI-powered features — including Expressive Captions, an all-new feature that brings more feeling to captions, Gemini’s saved info, which remembers important information for you, and updates for Call Screen so it’s even easier to respond. Check out all the updates below.
Starting today, new AI features and more from Android can help you express yourself authentically and connect your digital life with real-world experiences. From audio captions that capture intensity and emotion, to image descriptions enhanced with Gemini, to clearer scans in Google Drive, check out the latest updates:
Expressive Captions are part of Live Caption, so they’re built into the operating system and available across apps on your phone. This means you can use Expressive Captions with most things you watch, like livestreams on social platforms, memories in your Google Photos reel and video messages from friends and family. When enabled, captions will occur in real time and on device, so you can use them even while you’re on airplane mode.
Bringing Expressive Captions to life
To build Expressive Captions, our Android and Google DeepMind teams worked to understand how we engage with content on our devices without sound. Using multiple AI models, Expressive Captions not only captures spoken words but also translates them into stylized captions, while providing labels for an even wider range of background sounds. This makes captions just as vibrant as listening to audio. It’s just one way we’re building for the real lived experiences of people with disabilities and using AI to build for everyone.
Starting today, Expressive Captions will be available in the U.S. in English on any Android device running Android 14 and above that has Live Caption. This is part of our work to find even more ways to bring emotional expression and context to captions.
Over the past two years, we’ve been working behind the scenes to improve the process of setting up your Android phone and transferring your information, so you can bring what’s important to you, with you.
Here are the top four updates we’ve made to make the switch even easier:
1. Android Switch on phones around the world
To make the process of switching to a new device as simple and straightforward as possible, we launched Android Switch, our streamlined onboarding experience, with several phone manufacturers.
We know it’s important to be able to get your chats, calendars, contacts and more on your new device, including the nitty-gritty information like your Wi-Fi, screen lock and Google account. That’s why our Android Switch experience walks you through clear steps to get set up and to learn about the features on your new device.
2. Faster data transfers
If you’re using a cable to switch from iOS to Android, it’s 40% faster to transfer your data compared to 2023. This saves hours for people who have a lot of data to move from phone to phone.
Having the information you care about on your new phone is essential to making it feel like your own.
3. More flexibility for switchers and upgraders
If you’d rather check out your new phone first and transfer your data later, we’ve got you covered. Available with Pixel 9 and coming to more Android phone makers in 2025, you can quickly complete your initial setup and get your data when you’re ready. When ready, just head to Settings to copy data from your old device or check out the app on Google Play. From there, you’ll be able to connect to your old device and get the information you want, when you want it.
For those upgrading an Android device to a new one, we’ve got an express setup option. You can opt to transfer only the information that is stored on the device, and none of the information you already have stored in the cloud. And, if you have a Pixel Watch, that device will prompt you to transfer data to your new phone at the end of setup.
4. Easier messaging with the people you love
Of course, the way you connect with friends and family is just as important as the information on your phone. This year, Apple adopted RCS. Now, whether your loved ones are on Android or iOS devices, you can send high-res images and videos, react to text messages with any emoji you like, and add or remove people from group chats.
This year’s top entertainment on Google TV had it all: action-packed thrills, dramatic twists, and even a few laughs. But with so much great content out there, it can be hard to keep up.
Today, we’re making it easier for you to look back at the most popular shows, movies, and music from this year with the Best of 2024 collection on Google TV devices and the Google TV app. So whether you’re in the mood to re-watch, or finally tune in to that show everyone was talking about, Google TV makes it easier to choose what to watch, with the best of 2024 all in one place.
You can save Best of 2024 content to your watchlist to enjoy later and share your favorite titles with friends and family using the share button on the Google TV app.
Dive into action with the most watched movie
Looking for a good action thriller for your next movie night? “Road House,” the remake of the 1989 classic, has an edge-of-your-seat plot, a superstar cast, and a touch of nostalgia. Check
Today, Android 15 starts rolling out to Pixel devices. These updates include security features that help keep your sensitive health, financial and personal information protected from theft and fraud. Plus, we’re introducing improvements for large-screen devices that help you get more done, and updates across apps including camera, messaging and passkeys.
Your Android devices are always getting better thanks to new features and updates rolling out all the time — not just once a year. This year, we rolled out helpful new AI updates to Android devices, including Circle to Search and new ways to interact with Gemini. And today, we’re bringing you even more updates, here’s a look at what’s new:
Help deter theft and recover a stolen device faster
The new Theft Detection Lock uses AI to help keep your data safe. If your phone senses someone has snatched it and is trying to run, bike or drive away, it will automatically lock your device. You can also use Remote Lock to quickly lock your device from any device using your phone number and a simple security check. These features are now available for most Android 10+ devices.
And Android 15 brings additional protections that prevent thieves from guessing your passwords and accessing sensitive information. For example, we’re adding authentication requirements for settings targeted by thieves, like removing your SIM or turning off Find My Device, and will lock down your device if we sense multiple failed attempts for apps and settings. These updates make it harder for thieves to reset and sell a stolen device, and deter more thefts before they happen. Learn more about the new theft protection features on the Google Online Security blog.
New updates are coming to all Google TV devices starting today — including the new Google TV Streamer, available on September 24. From new ways to find what to watch to new ways to control your smart home, here’s a look at everything we’re launching.
Control your smart home with Google TV
With the new home panel on Google TV, you can control all of your compatible smart home devices — including lights, thermostats and cameras — without leaving the couch. The new doorbell notifications also allow you to see who’s at the front door without pausing what you’re watching. And, if you can’t find the remote, you can control your devices using your voice and the Google Assistant.
TalkBack, Android’s screen reader that is designed for people who are blind or have low vision, will now make digital images even more accessible with detailed audio descriptions powered by Gemini models on supported devices. Whether you’re looking at online product images, photos in your camera roll, pictures in text messages or images of what’s happening on social media, Android’s screen reader uses the best of Google AI to bring images to life.
Once the shaking is over, you can tap for tips on what to do next. You can also see earthquake information from Android Earthquake Alerts in Google Search – simply search for “Earthquake near me”.
Collaboration for continuous improvement
We’ve collaborated with renowned seismologists like Dr. Lucy Jones, dedicated academic researchers like Dr. Jeannette Sutton, and disaster response organizations like the Global Disaster Preparedness Center (GDPC) to inform and improve Android Earthquake Alerts. Actively engaging with experts in the field and analyzing data after detected seismic events allows us to continuously improve the Android Earthquake Alerts System.
Stay safe with Android
Your safety is our priority, and we are continuously working to provide you with the tools and information you need to stay prepared during emergencies. We remain dedicated to collaborating with the earthquake community, emergency managers and device manufacturers to further advance earthquake alerts and response efforts.
Learn more about supported countries and how to enable Android Earthquake Alerts compatible devices. Keep a lookout for more information about the science and technology behind the Android Earthquake Alerts System in an upcoming paper.
Today, at our ninth Made by Google event, we shared how we’re bringing the best of Google AI to more people and more phones with updates across Gemini, Android and the Pixel portfolio.
We believe that AI can make day-to-day life more productive, open up new ways to learn, and create ways for people to express themselves. This is especially true when AI is built into the devices that people carry around with them everywhere. We’re innovating with AI at every layer of the tech stack — from our research and models that make new features and capabilities possible, to Android OS that brings the apps and services to billions of people to use every day, to our premium hardware built with a custom silicon chip.
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