YouTube introduces ‘For You’ section for personalized channel recommendations

YouTube has introduced a new “For you” section on creators’ channel home tabs. This section offers personalized video recommendations based on viewers’ watch history, aiming to enhance engagement and content discovery. Continue reading “YouTube introduces ‘For You’ section for personalized channel recommendations”

Google urges EU Commission to force Apple to open iMessage for RCS compatibility: Report

In a recent development reported by The Financial Times, Google and major European telecom companies have urged the European Commission to classify iMessage as a “core” service under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), emphasizing its crucial role as a communication channel between businesses and customers. Continue reading “Google urges EU Commission to force Apple to open iMessage for RCS compatibility: Report”

Google expands Generative AI Experience in Search to over 120 countries with new updates

Google is taking generative AI in Search to over 120 new countries and territories, including Mexico, Brazil, South Korea, Indonesia, Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa. Continue reading “Google expands Generative AI Experience in Search to over 120 countries with new updates”

Google rolls out November 2023 security patch to Pixel devices, fixes storage bug and more

Google has rolled out the Android 14 November 2023 Security Patch to address various issues for eligible Pixel devices running Android 14. This update aims to fix a high-profile storage bug and enhance device security. Continue reading “Google rolls out November 2023 security patch to Pixel devices, fixes storage bug and more”

YouTube testing AI-powered questions and comment summaries

YouTube is letting eligible Premium members test out some new features, including AI experiments, for a limited time. One of these features allows you to explore comment topics with the help of (AI) artificial intelligence. Continue reading “YouTube testing AI-powered questions and comment summaries”

Google shares key insights in the Epic games lawsuit

In 2020, Epic Games filed a lawsuit against both Apple and Google. This legal battle revolved around Fortnite’s removal from the App Store and Play Store, claiming anti-competitive practices in the app marketplace. Continue reading “Google shares key insights in the Epic games lawsuit”

Gboard for Android could get ‘Scan Text’ OCR tool soon

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Gboard for Android is adding a new feature called ‘Scan Text,’ which allows you to scan text using your phone’s camera, a recent report by 9to5Google from an APK teardown reveals. To use this feature, you’ll need to grant Gboard camera permission. Continue reading “Gboard for Android could get ‘Scan Text’ OCR tool soon”

Google rolls out Android 14 QPR1 Beta 2.2 update with bug fixes

Google has started rolling out the Android 14 QPR1 Beta 2.2 update, which includes the latest bug fixes and optimizations for performance and stability for eligible devices. This update follows the rollout of Android 14 QPR1 Beta 2 last month. Continue reading “Google rolls out Android 14 QPR1 Beta 2.2 update with bug fixes”

YouTube introduces new features to enhance teen safety and wellbeing

YouTube has introduced a series of updates designed to support the unique needs of teenagers and promote their safety, privacy, and well-being while using the platform. These updates come as a result of collaboration with experts in child development, digital learning, and children’s media through the Youth and Families Advisory Committee. Continue reading “YouTube introduces new features to enhance teen safety and wellbeing”

Google Chrome support for Android Nougat to be discontinued

Google Chrome is discontinuing support for Android Nougat, specifically Android 7.0 and 7.1. This means users with older Android phones from over five years ago will lose Chrome support. Continue reading “Google Chrome support for Android Nougat to be discontinued”

YouTube expands crackdown on ad-blockers globally

YouTube is intensifying its battle against ad blockers. The platform has initiated a global campaign to persuade users to either allow ads or explore YouTube Premium, according to a statement from YouTube communications manager Christopher Lawton provided to The Verge. Continue reading “YouTube expands crackdown on ad-blockers globally”

Google Search gets learning tools for Math, Physics, and more

Google has introduced updates to Search and Lens to assist learners with complex problems in STEM subjects. These updates provide improved support for math, physics, and geometry, making it easier to understand and solve problems. Continue reading “Google Search gets learning tools for Math, Physics, and more”

Google Maps unveils AI-powered updates for smarter navigation

Google Maps is introducing AI-driven updates to enhance user experiences and promote sustainable travel choices. From Immersive View for routes to Lens in Maps, improved navigation, and electric vehicle charging details, Google Maps is elevating its travel assistance capabilities. Continue reading “Google Maps unveils AI-powered updates for smarter navigation”

Google Play Store to require users to easily report offensive AI-generated content

Google is taking steps to enhance the quality, safety, and privacy of apps on the Android platform with updates to its developer policies. These changes aim to create a more secure and trustworthy environment for users. Continue reading “Google Play Store to require users to easily report offensive AI-generated content”

YouTube Music gets AI-powered Playlist Art and more

Google has introduced several new features to its YouTube Music platform. These additions are aimed at improving your music experience and making it more personalized. Continue reading “YouTube Music gets AI-powered Playlist Art and more”