Google improved its AI chatbot, now called Gemini, but warns users against sharing personal info, while offering options to manage privacy.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai recently also revealed the reason behind changing the name of Google Bard chatbot to Gemini.
Google is upgrading its Sign-in with Google service to make logging into third-party apps easier and more modern-looking.
Google Gemini has introduced a new feature that enables users to generate AI-generated images for free. By following the step-by-step guide and using the provided tips, users can easily create captivating images.
Google's new policies require bulk email senders to authenticate their messages and ensure they are only sent to recipients who have opted to receive them. These measures further aim to combat spam and improve email deliverability.
The ‘Gemini Ultra’ AI model will be a paid experience, available through a new $20 Google One tier (with a two-month-long free trial) that also includes 2TB of storage and access to Gemini in Google Workspace apps like Docs, Slides, Sheets and Meet.
Google has recently changed the name of its Bard AI chatbot to Gemini, which is based on a powerful Large Language Model. Additionally, the search giant has launched a separate app for Gemini, which is now available on both iOS and Android platforms.
YouTube is testing a new feature that adds colour-coded feeds to organise videos based on hues, potentially enhancing user experience.
Google's analysis of major fraud malware families that exploit these sensitive runtime permissions found that over 95 per cent of installations came from Internet-sideloading sources.
Google has reported that in a particular campaign, in which the hackers have been working for the government exploited three iPhone vulnerabilities known as "zero-days," which were not previously known to Apple.
Reportedly, this update has already started rolling out to Android users, so make sure to update your Google Maps app if you haven't already.
Google has engaged in a course of anticompetitive and exclusionary conduct that consisted of neutralising or eliminating ad tech competitors through acquisitions; wielding its dominance across digital advertising markets to force more publishers and advertisers to use its products.
Google's new Circle to Search AI feature, debuting on premium phones like Samsung Galaxy S24 series and Pixel 8 Pro, might not reach other Android devices anytime soon. Here's what you need to know.
Google has decided to retire its 'cached' web page feature, originally designed for slow-loading pages, citing improvements in loading speeds.
Google is making Pixel phones safer by introducing passkeys, a secure and easy alternative to traditional passwords.
Google is bringing generative AI to Google Maps, allowing it to analyse maps and provide personalised quality-of-life features, starting with restaurant recommendations, based on a vast database and user contributions.
Google's Bard with Gemini Pro extends its reach globally, supporting multiple languages, and introduces a free image generation feature in English.
YouTube has achieved a significant global following and gained recognition in the music industry by enhancing user experience.
Google's parent company, Alphabet, is making its advanced chatbot, Bard Advance, more powerful and sophisticated by introducing subscription plans.
Google Pixel 8 users now have an easier way to search things with the 'Circle to Search' feature, making daily tasks more convenient. Here's everything you need to know.
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