The Gemini-powered "Take notes for me" feature is now available directly from the event creation screen in Google Calendar.

After testing in Public Preview, Google Home for Android and iOS is now getting a “significant upgrade” to the household automation editor. Add the starters, conditions, and actions you want. Tap Save ...

Google’s latest video-generation model, Veo 3, is coming to Google Photos. The new model, available on the mobile app’s Create tab, will allow users in the U.S. to turn their still images into video ...

To the editor: I teared up reading James Harris' Aug. 29 letter to the editor "No standards left to bear in America" in which he stated that he cannot bring himself to fly his American flag any more.

For Jim Tang, working at Google was a pathway to early retirement, thanks to his high salary. But disillusionment began to creep in; he realized corporate life wasn't for him. Tang quit Google in May ...

What if editing a photo was as simple as typing a sentence? Imagine turning a cluttered background into a serene beachscape or restoring a faded family photo with just a few clicks. Google’s new ...

I love the camera on my Pixel 10 Pro. I’ve trusted Google’s extremely natural approach to image processing for years, reaching for its lifelike tones over Samsung’s punchy reds and greens ever since I ...

Google Vids is getting a new free tier for everyone to try the video editor. This version gets all the basic features, but not the AI features. Meanwhile, the paid tier gets new AI-generated avatars ...

A generated image using Google's new AI image editor, Google 2.5 Flash. Source: Google AI Studio Remember when AI image generators couldn’t keep a character’s face straight between two pictures? Well, ...

Google has taken credit for a viral new image editing model that's been generating a buzz online. "Nano Banana" is Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash. And it's very good. AI continues to take bites out of the ...

No, you're not seeing things: Your Android device sometimes displays a small green dot in the status bar. Likely nestled next to your battery icon, it comes and goes, but never seems to stick around.

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