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On Thursday, Google announced the launch of its “AI Mode,” transitioning it from an experimental feature in Google Labs to a fully implemented service. This move aims to compete with similar AI-driven services like Anthropic, which provide answers by synthesizing information from pre-existing sources. In its desktop version, AI Mode Continue Reading

Google has introduced Gemini, an AI tool designed to assist children with their homework and stimulate their creativity, such as story creation. However, the tech giant emphasizes that while Gemini can be a helpful resource, it is not infallible and can make errors. They encourage parents to play an active Continue Reading

Google, the dominant force in online search, faces increasing scrutiny from the United States Department of Justice (DOJ), which has recently concluded a major case against the tech giant, a case that began over two years ago involving the federal government and eight states. This development is a significant blow Continue Reading

If you use Google Chrome on your mobile device or have a modern Android phone, you might be familiar with the Discover feed. This feature is present on Chrome’s mobile New Tab page, within the Google app, and can be accessed by swiping right on the home screen. Soon, it Continue Reading

Google is set to unveil a host of AI innovations during its Google Cloud Next conference, which begins today. One particularly noteworthy feature is the ability to ask Gemini about missed discussions during a virtual Google Meet meeting. Instead of relying on conventional AI transcriptions or summaries, users can simply Continue Reading

When it was first launched, Gemini 2.5 was exclusively accessible to paying customers of Gemini Advanced and Google AI Studio. This exclusivity has changed recently, and now the experimental version of Gemini 2.5 Pro is available to all Gemini users at no cost. Despite the current free access, it remains Continue Reading

Before the advent of the internet, locating someone’s contact information relied on phonebooks, which were limited to local listings. In contrast, today, anyone with internet access can uncover a wide range of personal information about you—such as your address, phone number, age, and email—simply by performing a quick Google search. Continue Reading

The new feature is currently being tested in Workspace Labs and is not yet available to all standard users. Users can find the Gemini sidebar button, which has been recently introduced, in the horizontal menu located above the calendar. This button is positioned between the Calendar/Tasks toggle and the Google Continue Reading