Google expands AI capabilities with 1000-Language Model

Google is getting closer to its aim of building an AI language model that works for 1,000 languages. On Monday, it gave more info about the Universal Speech Model (USM). They consider it a “critical first step” in achieving their plans. Continue reading “Google expands AI capabilities with 1000-Language Model”

Xiaomi could be working on a Wear OS 3 smartwatch

Xiaomi, a Chinese electronics giant, is reportedly planning to launch a smartwatch running on Google’s Wear OS 3, after years of using its own proprietary system, according to 9to5Google. Continue reading “Xiaomi could be working on a Wear OS 3 smartwatch”

Google rolls out 9 new features for Android and Wear OS

Google has unveiled 9 new features for Android and Wear OS at MCW 2023, enhancing connectivity, productivity, accessibility and fun on all your devices. Google recently introduced Multisearch, and announced that Android devices will soon be getting the ‘Search Your Screen’ soon. Continue reading “Google rolls out 9 new features for Android and Wear OS”

Google One adds Magic Eraser, HDR video effect and more

Google has announced that Magic Eraser, along with additional Google Photos features, will be available to more people through Google One and other enhanced editing features. The tech giant has also revealed that they have added AI-powered editing tools like Magic Eraser that was first introduced with the Pixel 6 series. Continue reading “Google One adds Magic Eraser, HDR video effect and more”

Google’s IMADA agreement to bring major Android overhaul in India

In response to an antitrust order, Google India has modified Android and Google Play to align with the CCI ruling. These alterations include allowing OEMs to license specific Google apps for pre-installation on their devices. The adjustments have the potential to greatly transform Android smartphones in India. Continue reading “Google’s IMADA agreement to bring major Android overhaul in India”

Susan Wojcicki steps down as YouTube CEO, Neal Mohan to replace her

On Thursday, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki announced that she plans to “start a new chapter focused on my family, health, and personal projects” after running the video-sharing platform for nearly a decade. In a blog post, Wojcicki detailed her plans to step back from her leadership role at the company. Continue reading “Susan Wojcicki steps down as YouTube CEO, Neal Mohan to replace her”

Google rolls out Privacy Sandbox to Android devices in beta

Google has launched the first Beta of its ‘Privacy Sandbox’ on Android for eligible devices. This phase enables users and developers to test and assess the new solutions in real-world conditions. However, Google Chrome’s Privacy Sandbox delayed yet again to H2 2024. Continue reading “Google rolls out Privacy Sandbox to Android devices in beta”

Google Maps gets Immersive view, Search with Live View coming soon

Google has revealed how artificial intelligence is advancing its goals, with improvements to immersive view and Live View, as well as new features aimed at electric vehicle drivers and those who use public transportation. In the previous year, Google introduced Live View in Search and the ability to find EV charging stations. Continue reading “Google Maps gets Immersive view, Search with Live View coming soon”

Google Translate adds new AI features, contextual translation and more

Google has improved its Google Translate service by incorporating new features, enhanced context-based translation options, and a revamped design. Continue reading “Google Translate adds new AI features, contextual translation and more”

Google rolls out the first Android 14 developer preview

Google has released the first Android 14 developer preview, which provides insights into the updates coming to the next version of Android. The focus has been shifted to better tablet app quality, and it can be installed on supported Pixel phones. Continue reading “Google rolls out the first Android 14 developer preview”

Google introduces new privacy protection tools for families

For Safer Internet Day, Google promises to make the internet safer for all users. The company is dedicated to ensuring online protection by providing privacy tools and new resources for families. Google is creating online security measures that prioritize privacy and give users control over their settings according to their specific needs. Continue reading “Google introduces new privacy protection tools for families”

Google brings CHRE to Android to speed up Fast Pair

Google is utilizing the Context Hub Runtime Environment (CHRE) in Android to enhance Fast Pair on the OnePlus 11, making device connections faster while conserving battery. Continue reading “Google brings CHRE to Android to speed up Fast Pair”

Google introduces Credential Manager for a seamless sign-in experience

Google has released the alpha version of Credential Manager, a new Jetpack API for app developers. It simplifies the authentication process for users and improves security with the integration of passkeys. Continue reading “Google introduces Credential Manager for a seamless sign-in experience”

Google unveils ‘Bard’ AI service to take on ChatGPT

Google has introduced Bard, a conversational AI service that runs on LaMDA and aims to rival ChatGPT. Currently, Bard is only being trialed by a selected group and is considered an experimental service. Continue reading “Google unveils ‘Bard’ AI service to take on ChatGPT”

Google Chrome for Android to get ‘quick delete’ option

A potential new feature for Google Chrome on Android, “quick delete,” may soon be available, as code changes have been discovered on Chromium Gerrit. This feature would offer users a faster way to erase their browsing history, and aligns with Google’s announcement at I/O 2021 of the ability to quickly delete the last 15 minutes of search queries on Android and iOS apps. Continue reading “Google Chrome for Android to get ‘quick delete’ option”