To reduce unwanted messages and spam, the Unsubscribe option will help users report spam senders and maintain a cleaner inbox
Google to overhaul pay structure, boosting rewards for top performers while trimming bonuses for mid-tier staff to drive productivity
During an antitrust trial in the US, Pichai said that while Google does not yet have an agreement with Apple, he spoke with Apple CEO Tim Cook about the possibility last year
The Gemini app will support AI-powered image editing with natural language prompts, style transformations and watermarking for authenticity
Google is expected to offer more details about the Android 16 update at The Android Show: I/O Edition on May 13
Google spent $8.27 million on CEO Sundar Pichai's security in 2024, citing rising threats and global travel as key reasons behind the 22 per cent surge in protection costs
The AI-powered 'Audio Overviews' feature in Google NotebookLM turns complex written content into a podcast-like experience that mimics a conversation between two human hosts
Google I/O conference used to spotlight Android, but now it appears that the development in the field of AI will take centre stage
This aligns with earlier reports suggesting that Google intends to phase out the legacy Google Assistant and replace it with Gemini across the Android ecosystem
Google is promoting Gemini as a helpful tool for schoolwork, answering questions, and creating stories
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Reportedly, Google is going to roll out ultra-wideband support for its Find My Device network, allowing high accuracy tracking of devices and trackers with supported hardware
YouTube said that it will showcase video overviews in short clips format, making it easier to find results instead of watching the whole video. However, it is limited to English query and select topic
Parisa Tabriz testified for hours before Judge Amit Mehta in a hearing on changes Google must make after being found guilty of illegally monopolising the search market last year
Around 61 per cent of Indians who participated in a survey shared that they stopped pursuing a professional or creative goal after facing hurdles, a Google and Kantar report said on Friday. The study was conducted to understand Gen AI adoption, potential, and impact among people in India in which over 8,000 people across 18 cities covered. "Common roadblocks often prevent progress, such as simply getting started, a struggle for 68 per cent or lacking necessary skills and guidance, which holds back 52 per cent. These aren't minor frustrations; they can sometimes have real costs, often stopping people from pursuing goals altogether, with 61 per cent of Indians reporting they abandoned a professional or creative aspiration due to such hurdles," the report said. The study found that while AI excitement is high, it's still early days for adoption. According to the 60 per cent that were covered in study aren't familiar with AI, and only 31 per cent have tried any Generative AI tool. The
Google's profits soared 28 per cent in this year's opening quarter, overcoming the competitive and legal threats that its internet empire is facing amid an economy roiled by a global trade war. The numbers released Thursday by Google parent Alphabet Inc. indicated the company is rising to the challenge so far, but investors are likely to remain concerned about the turbulent times ahead. The Mountain View, California, company earned USD 26.5 billion, or USD 2.15 per share, during the January-March period, up from USD 20.7 billion, or USD 1.64 per share, at the same time last year. Revenue rose 12 per cent from last year to USD 96.5 billion. The results easily exceeded analysts' projections, according to FactSet Research. Alphabet's stock gained more than 3 per cent in extended trading after the numbers came out. The shares had fallen by 16 per cent since the end of last year. Google's first-quarter performance illustrated the continuing power of its long-dominant search engine in a
Ahead of I/O 2025, scheduled for May 21, Google has confirmed announcements related to Material 3 Expressive, Android 16 for TV, Gemini for Android Automotive, and the public launch of Android XR
Google has not offered Chrome for sale. The company plans to appeal the ruling that it holds a monopoly
Globally, people collectively watch more than one billion hours, on average, of YouTube content on their TVs
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