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Workspace Intelligence is Google's agentic AI era for true assistance with Gemini
By Nickolas Diaz published
Automated AI future Google's Cloud Next 2026 event detailed an agentic AI future with Workspace Intelligence for subscribers across its apps.

Google expands its browser assistant to more countries, and I can’t ignore how convenient this is
By Jay Bonggolto published
Killing the tab tax Gemini is now baked into Chrome across APAC, making browsing smarter and faster.

Google Wallet's latest update is all about easing your flight anxiety
By Sanuj Bhatia published
Live flight tracker Google Wallet now offers live flight updates directly on your lock screen.

Gemini keeps its ears open for 'Continued Conversations' in Google Home
By Nickolas Diaz published
Never better Gemini no longer shuts you out, as "Continued Conversations" lets you keep talking without having to repeat yourself.

Google Photos wants to fix your face in one tap, but I’m not sure people want the help
By Jay Bonggolto published
One-stop editing Google Photos’ new AI touch-ups make quick, natural-looking selfie fixes effortless, but they quietly push us toward more polished, less real photos.

Fitbit Air leak points to a May launch and plenty of color options
By Jay Bonggolto published
Watch out Whoop! Google’s Fitbit Air is reportedly taking a direct swing at Whoop, ditching the screen and annoying subscriptions for a stylish, $99 tracker.

Google’s next smart glasses bet brings Gucci into the mix
By Jay Bonggolto published
Luxury meets logic Google and Gucci are teaming up on Android XR smart glasses, aiming to finally make wearable tech stylish, useful, and ready for everyday use.

5 Android Auto settings I always change on any new Android phone
By Roydon Cerejo published
Smarter driving Do these basic quality of life improvements in Android Auto right away for a more pleasant drive.

Google builds on its hotel price tracking for Android with a summer update
By Nickolas Diaz published
The right price A summer-focused update is rolling out for mobile and desktop users, as Google makes its hotel price tracker a little more customizable.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 vs. Pixel 10 Pro Fold: Samsung's next vs Google's best
By Sanuj Bhatia published
Samsung vs Google The Galaxy Z Fold 8 is still months away, but leaks already show how it could stack up against the Pixel 10 Pro Fold in performance, cameras, and design.

Samsung Galaxy A57 vs. Google Pixel 10a: Higher price or older chip?
By Brady Snyder published
Midrange matchup The Google Pixel 10a slightly underwhelmed fans with a last-gen chip, but is it better than the higher-priced Samsung Galaxy A57? Let's find out.

Google may bring glowing notifications to Pixels and its next laptop
By Jay Bonggolto published
Style over substance? Google’s apparently bringing back the light bar with Pixel Glow, a flashy AI notification trick for the upcoming Pixel 11 and a brand-new Pixel laptop.

Android 17 hits a major milestone as Google releases its last 'scheduled' beta
By Sanuj Bhatia published
One step closer Android 17 Beta 4 is now available for Pixel 6 and newer devices.

Easy as pie: Google's Gemini uses your memories for AI photos that feel personal
By Nickolas Diaz published
It's all about you Google's Gemini announced a personalized image creation feature, which uses your Personal Intelligence data and Nano Banana 2 for images that mean more.

Your Android phone could soon get a better way to sniff out spoofed calls
By Jay Bonggolto published
Targeting spoofed calls Google might bake smarter scam call detection into Android, using verified caller data and DNO checks to flag spoofed numbers before you answer.

YouTube now lets you turn off Shorts
By Sanuj Bhatia published
Shorts, gone (almost) YouTube now lets users limit Shorts by setting a zero-minute timer.

Mac, meet Gemini: Google's AI gives Apple's macOS a 'native' experience for sharing and more
By Nickolas Diaz published
Welcome, macOS Google rolled out a "native" Gemini app experience for Apple's macOS devices, which brings an integrated shortcut and window sharing.

Stuck on a sketchy site? Google is finally putting a stop to it
By Jay Bonggolto published
A win for user sanity Google's finally punishing sites that trap you with fake back buttons, so your browsing's about to get way less annoying.
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