Google Introduces Verified Email Feature for Seamless Android App Signups
Google introduces Verified Email feature for seamless Android app signups, eliminating the need for magic links and OTPs.
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Google releases Android 17 QPR1 Beta 1 for Pixel
Google launches Android 17 QPR1 Beta 1, focusing on stability fixes for audio and system crashes ahead of the September Feature Drop.
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Google updates Workspace to make AI your new office intern
Google adds Workspace Intelligence and Gemini‑powered tools to Docs and Sheets, promising up to 9× faster spreadsheet work and AI‑assisted writing, while giving admins granular data‑access controls.
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Google to require account sign-in for Pixel Watch fall detection
Google is updating the Pixel Watch app to require a Google account sign-in for Fall Detection, ending the ability to use the safety feature anonymously.
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Google makes an interesting choice with its new agent-building tool for enterprises
Google unveiled Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform at Cloud Next, targeting IT teams with a multi‑model stack that includes Gemini, Nano Banana 2 and Anthropic Claude, while offering a business‑focused Gemini Enterprise…
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Google Chat becomes an agent interface for Workspace
Google turns Chat into the main UI for Gemini AI agents, adding third‑party integrations and a new Workspace Intelligence graph while promising strict data privacy.
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4 productivity tricks I’ve learned after using NotebookLM since launch day
Google's NotebookLM lets users turn notes into audio podcasts, visual mind maps and auto‑generated quizzes, with free limits that boost study efficiency.
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google bets $32b on ai agent cyber force as security arms race escalates
Google launches AI agents for cyber defense and acquires Wiz in a $32bn deal, accelerating the security arms race with AI-driven threat detection and automated response capabilities.
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Google unveils eighth‑gen tensor processing units with a focus on energy efficiency
Google's eighth‑generation TPUs split training and inference into separate chips, promising lower power use and water cooling but offering no clear pricing guidance.
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Pixel weather is the biggest reason my dad won’t let go of his pixel phone
Google's Pixel Weather app won over a dad with its ad‑free widget, precise Lebanese forecasts, and simple, clickable UI, cementing his loyalty to Pixel phones.
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Google’s getting ready to kill Assistant Go. Will there be a Gemini Go to replace it?
Google is preparing to retire Assistant Go on low-end Android devices, with new code hinting at a possible transition to Gemini—though minimum requirements and regional availability remain unclear.
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Google Fitbit Air leak suggests it could whoop WHOOP on price
A supplier leak suggests Google's screenless Fitbit Air could launch at $99, with a $79.99 yearly subscription, undercutting WHOOP's $199 annual price and offering a range of interchangeable bands.
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Google brings Gemini in Chrome to users in Asia and the Pacific
Google expands its Gemini‑in‑Chrome sidebar to Australia, Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea and Vietnam, adding AI chat and image generation to desktop and iOS browsers.
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Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers now get higher AI Studio limits
Google AI Pro ($19.99/mo) and Ultra ($249.99/mo) subscribers now enjoy higher usage caps and access to Nano Banana Pro, Gemini Pro, Antigravity, Jules, Code Assist and the Gemini CLI.
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Google expands Gemini in Chrome to 7 new countries
Google expands its Gemini AI assistant in Chrome to seven new countries, bringing sidebar-based productivity features and Personal Intelligence to millions of users worldwide.
