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The European Commission is preparing to fine Google hundreds of millions of euros under the Digital Markets Act, marking the largest penalty ever issued under the bloc’s new tech competition regime.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai redefines links as a 'part' of search, signaling a shift from web distribution to AI-driven curation. This move raises concerns about the future of an open web and increasing editorial control by Google.
Learn how to enable and customize the disco ball icon feature on your Pixel phone with this beginner-friendly tutorial.
Google's prototype Android XR glasses demonstrate advanced AI-powered features like real-time translation and navigation, bringing AR closer to mainstream adoption.
Google's new AI-powered search overhaul promises a more conversational and intelligent search experience, but raises concerns about its impact on web publishers and the open internet.
Google is testing websites for compatibility with AI agents through a new 'Agentic Browsing' audit in its Lighthouse tool, focusing on the implementation of llms.txt files.
As Google shifts toward AI-overviews, users are turning to alternative search engines that offer more traditional, privacy-focused experiences. Several platforms are gaining traction as viable replacements for the evolving Google search landscape.
Google launches Gemini Spark, a 24/7 AI agent designed to autonomously manage finances and communications in response to OpenClaw's new AI assistant.
Google's new agentic search vision moves beyond traditional results to deliver hyper-personalized, automated experiences powered by AI. The company's approach introduces 'vibe-coded' results, 'super widgets,' and 'bots that never sleep' to create a more intelligent search ecosystem.
Google's Flow platform now includes an easy-to-use avatar tool for generating personalized video content, making deepfake technology more accessible to the general public.
Google's Android XR glasses demonstrate significant progress in augmented reality technology, potentially challenging Meta and Apple's dominance in the wearable space.
Google has released previously undisclosed exploit code affecting millions of Chromium users, following a nearly three-year delay after the vulnerability was first reported. The move has sparked debate within the cybersecurity community about transparency versus risk.
