Google Japan created an assembly line-inspired keyboard you can use with one hand.

Google will open its first physical store outside the US in Tokyo’s Omotesando district as Pixel gains momentum in Japan’s smartphone market. Image: Google Google’s retail ambitions are finally ...

Google's AI shopping features have been rolling out one after another in the US since the beginning of 2026. These include ...

Google’s Japan account just teased a Japan-exclusive Pixel launching tomorrow, and it looks like a Pixel 10a in the Indigo color. Japan is Pixel’s strongest market globally, with about 10% share, and ...

Google Japan just showed off a quirky keyboard that has keys rolling on a conveyor belt to make typing “easier.” According to the company blog [machine translated], it built the Gboard Conveyor Belt ...

After being exclusive to the United States, the first physical Google Store outside of the region is coming to Tokyo, Japan, in the coming months. A post from the Google Japan blog details just what ...

Google Japan seems to have found a solution to a problem none of us knew we had: the fact that keyboards expect our fingers to come to them. Its latest annual Gboard experiment flips this dynamic on ...

Google Japan unveiled an unorthodox hardware concept, introducing the Gboard conveyor belt keyboard. Designed to operate like a localized factory production line right on a desk, the device reimagines ...

Google appears to be preparing a region-exclusive smartphone release for Japan. The teaser, posted on Google's official X account in Japan, has sparked speculation that a special Pixel variant will ...