Posts Tagged ‘Google’
Google Introduces AI Searching
Google has officially entered its “talk to your browser” era. On Tuesday, the tech giant rolled out AI Mode in the US — a new feature that lets users search the web by chatting directly with Google’s Gemini AI, rather than typing in keywords and sifting through links. Unveiled at the annual Google I/O conference…
Read MoreGoogle I/O 2025 – Here’s Everything You Need To Know
If you thought last year was peak AI, Google just said, “Hold my Gemini.” At its I/O 2025 keynote, Google dropped more AI updates than your group chat drops unread messages. From AI shopping assistants to filmmaking tools, it’s clear: we’re living in Google’s Gemini-verse now. AI Mode: The New Search Default First up, Gemini…
Read MoreThe Best 8 Softwares To Video Call
After 22 years of dial tones, awkward freezes, and echoey “Can you hear me nows?”, Skype is officially logging off. Microsoft is sunsetting the OG video call service in favour of its sleeker, work-friendly sibling: Microsoft Teams. Whether you’re mourning a piece of internet history or just wondering what to use instead, don’t panic —…
Read MorePixel 9A: 5 Things You Need To Know About The New Phone
Google’s Pixel 9A is here, and while it may technically be the budget option in the Pixel family, there’s nothing “basic” about what it can do. From AI-powered upgrades to a battery that just won’t quit, the 9A is packing serious tech under the hood. If you’re looking for an affordable phone that’s quietly genius,…
Read MoreHow To Avoid This Major Gmail Scam With One Easy Setting Change
If you use Gmail, it’s time to tweak a crucial setting—or risk falling victim to an advanced phishing scam targeting thousands. Cybersecurity researchers at Check Point have uncovered a deceptive new attack that exploits Google Calendar’s trusted notifications. Hackers are sending fraudulent calendar invites (.ics files) designed to trick users into clicking malicious links disguised…
Read More5 Things you need to know about Google’s Supercomputer
Google’s latest quantum computing chip, Willow, just pulled off something mind-blowing. It solved a problem so complex that even the world’s most powerful supercomputers would take 10 septillion years to crack. For context, that’s 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 years – far longer than the universe has existed. Here are five key things you need to know about this…
Read MoreGoogle’s AI Weather Model Could End Getting Caught in the Rain
Google DeepMind’s GenCast, a cutting-edge AI-powered weather forecaster, is shaking up meteorology by delivering faster and more accurate predictions. Promising to outperform traditional supercomputers, GenCast boasts a success rate of 99.8% for forecasts up to 15 days ahead, setting a new benchmark for weather predictions. GenCast is more than a tool for deciding whether to…
Read MoreGoogle’s New Shielded Email Could Revolutionize Gmail Privacy
In a world of spam, scams, and digital vulnerabilities, Google is stepping up its privacy game for Gmail users. The tech giant is reportedly working on a groundbreaking feature, dubbed “Shielded Email,” which could make sharing your email address far safer. This move mirrors Apple’s popular “Hide My Email” tool, and for the 2 billion…
Read MoreGoogle Might Be Forced To Sell Chrome
Big changes might be coming for Google—and not in a way the tech giant would like. US prosecutors are pushing for Google to sell off its Chrome browser, claiming it’s the only way to restore fair competition in the online search market. This comes as part of a broader antitrust case, accusing the company of…
Read MoreRussia Fines Google Over YouTube Drama
Google is facing a mind-bending fine from Russia, reportedly topping an astronomical “two undecillion” rubles—yes, that’s two followed by 36 zeros. The fine, which surpasses the combined GDP of every country on the planet, came after Google’s refusal to restore YouTube accounts for Russian state-run and pro-government channels. MORE: Google Pixel 9 Just Solved…
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