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A way to replace your Google Assistant with new Gemini AI
Google has started rolling out the Gemini Android app but it is limited to US users at the moment. Lets see how to set it up!
Google Bard renaming as Gemini and some key features, subscription
Google is rumored to be rebranding its AI model from Bard to Gemini. The update will include the launch of a dedicated app and a paid language model.
Google's latest update on deleting inactive accounts in December
Google's latest update on deleting inactive accounts in December
Google to Open Global Fintech Centre in Gujarat
Google announced that it will open a global fintech operations centre in Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT), Gujarat.
12,000 jobs will be lost by Google Parent Alphabet
There will be a 6% reduction in Alphabet's global workforce, and this will immediately have an impact on US employees.
Google Chrome to Bring the Ability to Block Suspicious HTTP Downloads
The capability of blocking unsecured HTTP downloads in Google Chrome may be tested using Chrome 111.
Google Said to Challenge CCI's Order on Unfair Business Practices in Android
In NCLAT, Google is rumoured to have filed a complaint and requested a stay order.
Google will use its anti-misinformation project in India to refute untrue claims.
Google's anti-misinformation initiative aims to stop the spread of false information that is accused of encouraging violence.
With Material You-themed home screen widgets, Shazam for Android has been updated.
Without leaving the home screen, you may identify a song and share it using Shazam's widget.
Google changed the rules for inviting guests to speak at its offices.
Over politics and issues of racial and gender fairness, employees at Google and other major tech businesses have recently battled and protested.
Google will pay close to $400 million to resolve a US location-tracking investigation.
In the first half of this year, Google generated $111 billion (roughly Rs. 8,99,100 crore) in revenue from advertising.
Google Chrome comes with "High Severity" bug fixes for Windows, Mac, Linux, and mobile devices.
In order to wait until the bulk of users have installed the update, Google has withheld information about some of the vulnerabilities.