Google has announced new supervision tools within Google Family Link to help parents manage their children’s device usage more effectively. Continue reading “Google Family Link update brings improved parental supervision tools”
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Google I/O 2025 scheduled to be held on May 20
Google has announced that its annual developer conference, Google I/O 2025, will take place on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California. Continue reading “Google I/O 2025 scheduled to be held on May 20”
Google Pixel 9a surfaces in press renders
After the CAD-based renders that surfaced last year, we had seen the specifications and even the price of the phone, and now we finally have the press renders of the smartphone that shows the phone in all its glory. Continue reading “Google Pixel 9a surfaces in press renders”
Google Messages could let you initiate WhatsApp video call
Google Messages, which you might be using, is the default messaging app on almost all Android smartphones running Google Mobile Services (GMS). Google is working to enhance its functionality by integrating various third-party services like Google Meet, allowing users to do more than just send SMS.
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Google delays third-party autofill support on Chrome for Android
Google announced on Friday a postponement in the support for third-party autofill services autofill services on Chrome for Android. Initially scheduled for Chrome 131 in November, this feature will now be integrated into Chrome 135, expected to be released in April 2025. Continue reading “Google delays third-party autofill support on Chrome for Android”
Google Photos adds SynthID to identify AI-edited images in Magic Editor
Google has announced that Google Photos will begin using SynthID to mark images edited with generative AI through the Reimagine feature in Magic Editor. Continue reading “Google Photos adds SynthID to identify AI-edited images in Magic Editor”
Google rolls out Gemini 2.0 Flash, Pro Experimental, and Flash-Lite for multimodal AI tasks
Google on Thursday announced the general availability of Gemini 2.0 Flash, an AI model optimized for high-volume, high-frequency tasks. Developers can now integrate this model into production applications via the Gemini API in Google AI Studio and Vertex AI. Continue reading “Google rolls out Gemini 2.0 Flash, Pro Experimental, and Flash-Lite for multimodal AI tasks”
YouTube expands Communities feature to more creators
YouTube has announced a broader rollout of its Communities feature, first introduced at the Made on YouTube 2024 event. This feature creates dedicated spaces for creators and viewers to interact directly on the platform. Continue reading “YouTube expands Communities feature to more creators”
Google updates Gemini App with Gemini 2.0 Flash and Imagen 3
Google on Thursday announced updates to the Gemini app, now featuring Gemini 2.0 Flash as its default model. This update follows the model’s initial reveal in December. Continue reading “Google updates Gemini App with Gemini 2.0 Flash and Imagen 3”
Pebble smartwatch is making a comeback with open-source Pebble OS
The Pebble smartwatch, discontinued for nearly a decade, is making a surprising comeback, spearheaded by its founder, Eric Migicovsky. This revival is significantly boosted by Google’s decision to open-source the Pebble OS, aiming to revitalize existing devices and open the door for new ones. Continue reading “Pebble smartwatch is making a comeback with open-source Pebble OS”
Google Pixel 9a pricing surfaces, could launch mid-March
We have seen several leaks regarding the Pixel 9a, including detailed specifications of the phone. Now the US pricing for the 128GB and 256GB models have surfaced, coinciding with earlier rumours. Continue reading “Google Pixel 9a pricing surfaces, could launch mid-March”
Google shares the rigorous testing process behind Pixel phones
Google, in a recent blog post, shared insights into the rigorous durability tests that its Pixel phones undergo while also recounting two remarkable stories of Pixel devices surviving extreme conditions. These real-life accounts demonstrate how Google’s internal testing aligns with actual device resilience in challenging environments. Continue reading “Google shares the rigorous testing process behind Pixel phones”
YouTube Premium introduces high-quality audio, faster playback speeds,and more
YouTube has introduced a range of new features and experimental updates for Premium users, enhancing the way they enjoy content on the platform. Continue reading “YouTube Premium introduces high-quality audio, faster playback speeds,and more”
Google rolls out Android 16 beta 1 update
Google has officially announced the rollout of Android 16 Beta 1, marking the first major step in its next Android version cycle. This “beta-quality release” is now available as an over-the-air (OTA) update for devices enrolled in the Android Beta Program. Continue reading “Google rolls out Android 16 beta 1 update”
Google signs $250 million deal with HTC for XR innovation
Google has announced a new agreement with HTC, bringing selected members of HTC’s VIVE XR engineering team to Google, with the deal subject to customary closing conditions. This collaboration marks a significant step for both companies in the growing XR (Extended Reality) industry. Continue reading “Google signs $250 million deal with HTC for XR innovation”