The Epic v. Google Ruling Marks a Historic Shift for Android: The Play Store Will No Longer Have Exclusivity
AppsGoogle must implement these changes within eight months at the earliest.
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With Google’s Rollout of New Anti-Theft Features, Stealing an Android Phone Is Going to Stop Being a Temptation
AppsAndroid is starting to shield itself with new anti-theft functions. Here's how they work.
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Google Used to Dominate Online Advertising. Now, That’s Changing, and It’s Great News
Business and EconomicsMeta and Amazon are gaining strength, but so are Apple and TikTok.
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Google Is Following in Microsoft’s Footsteps: It’s Exploring the Use of Modular Nuclear Reactors for Its AI Data Centers
EnergyGoogle's emissions have risen due to the growth of artificial intelligence.
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Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Plus: An Ultralight Laptop With an OLED Display and a Dedicated Button to Add Things With AI
ComputersThis model exclusively debuts the new dedicated Gemini button.
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Major Updates in Google Maps and Google Earth Offer Improved Maps and Time Traveling Features
AppsGoogle has also updated Street View and now allows you to explore more countries than ever before.
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Cybercriminals Are Using a New Method to Steal Google Passwords: Full-Screen Mode
SecurityThey use malware that forces kiosk mode in Google Chrome, displaying a fake login screen.
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The Podcasting Crown No Longer Belongs to Apple or Spotify. Google Is Now King, Through YouTube That Is
AudioYouTube leads podcast listening in several markets. It’s also by far the platform that attracts the most new listeners to the format.
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I Tested Reimagine on the Google Pixel 9. It Left Me Feeling Both Scared and Excited
ReviewsI tested the Pixel 9's flagship feature: It's as good as it promised.
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San Francisco Parents Are Using Waymo’s Self-Driving Robotaxis to Shuttle Their Kids Around. They Might Have Given the Company an Idea
TransportSending kids to school in a robotaxi might become more common in the future.
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Google Denies Report That It's Killing Fitbit SmartWatches, Says It's 'Very Committed to Fitbit'
SmartwatchesThe last time Fitbit launched a smartwatch was in 2022.
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Former Google CEO Claimed Remote Work Won’t Help Win the AI Race. He Apologized 48 Hours Later
Business and EconomicsHe's asked Stanford University to remove the video where he criticized about remote work in the company.
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Waymo’s Self-Driving Cars Have Suddenly Started Honking at Each Other at 4 a.m.
MobilityIntroducing robotaxis into neighborhoods may have unintended consequences for humans.
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The New Gemini Showcases Google’s Ambition: To Have Us Continuously Talk to Our Phones
Robotics and AIOpenAI isn't alone in its ChatGPT's voice mode. Google now has its own model, and it comes with a very important advantage.
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Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold: This Foldable Features a Bigger Screen and Powers Up Its Cameras
SmartphonesThe thinness is amazing, and its camera module will make it more recognizable than ever.
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Google Pixel Watch 3: Google’s New Smartwatch Is Available in Two Sizes and Doesn't Fear the Sun
SmartwatchesThe Google Pixel Watch 3 comes in two sizes: 41 mm and 45 mm.
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Google Pixel Buds Pro 2: The Tensor A1 Chip Arrives in First Earbuds Designed for Google Gemini
AudioAccording to Google, these earbuds are 24% lighter and 27% more compact than the previous Pixel Buds Pro.
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Google Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 9 Pro XL: Available in Two Sizes and Armed With the New Tensor G4, They Want to Be the Best Android Phones of the Year
SmartphonesFor the first time, the Pixel Pro comes in a “compact” size. It also features 16 GB of RAM, along with the new Google Tensor G4.
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Google Pixel 9: It May Not Have the ‘Pro’ Name, But It’ll Once Again Be One of the Smartest Purchases
SmartphonesIt comes with up to 12 GB of RAM for the first time while the wide lens has been upgraded to 48 MP.
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A Google Engineer Moved Into a Truck Parked on the Company’s Campus. He Avoided Paying Rent and Kept 90% of His Salary
Business and EconomicsIn the city, he found himself sharing a two-bedroom apartment with four people and paid roughly $2,000 a month in rent.
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