Google ignored Android 14 for the first time in Google I/O
The Google I/O 2023 event recently took place, and it was an opportunity for Google to showcase its latest developments. The tech giant unveiled 13 …
Google Bard: All You Need To Know About ChatGPT’s Competitor
After months of waiting, Google’s AI-driven chatbot – Google Bard – is finally here. Following Google I/O, the service left its limited access and is …
Gmail Dark Web Monitoring is Now Available to All US Users
Google has recently expanded its Gmail dark web monitoring service to all Gmail users in the United States. Previously, only Google One subscribers in the …
Google Pixel 7a vs Pixel 6a: Which Budget Phone is Right for You?
If you’re in the market for a budget-friendly phone with flagship-like features, Google’s Pixel A series is a great place to start. The most recent …
Google to Pay $8 Million Settlement in Deceptive Ads Lawsuit
Google has agreed to pay a hefty sum of $8 million to settle a lawsuit filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, accusing the tech …
Google’s new text-to-music generator goes public: A threat for musicians?
Back in January, Google announced a new AI tool that can convert your text prompts into music. It’s called MusicLM which is now available for …
Discover the Latest Wi-Fi Hotspot Features on Android 14 Beta 2
Before releasing the final version to all end users, Google always releases several beta versions of its operating system. This is a common practice that …
Gmail can now scan the dark web for leaked email addresses
Google announced a number of new security features for its Gmail and Google Drive services at its annual developer conference, Google I/O, on May 10, …
Google AI now creates Android apps without having to learn to code
Google has launched a new AI-powered coding bot called Studio Bot. Studio Bot can generate and debug code, answer questions about Android, and help developers …
Google Pixel 7a Offers Disappointing Performance – Worse Than Pixel 7 and 7 Pro!
After months of leaks, the Google Pixel 7a finally became official at the Google IO event yesterday. And in case you missed all our previous …
Wear OS 4 is now official: A major missing feature is finally here!
Google yesterday officially confirmed that Wear OS 4 is in the works. This announcement was announced as part of Google I/O 2023. Wear OS 4 …
Google’s Find My Device to use billions of Android devices to find your lost stuff
In an effort to keep up with its competitors, Google is expanding and modernizing its Find My Device platform. During the recent I/O 2023 keynote, …
Google Pixel 7a launched with Tensor G2 and more upgrades
After multiple leaks, the day has finally come, and Google took to its I/O stage to reveal the Google Pixel 7a. The new handset is …
Gmail: Tired of writing? AI will write your emails soon
After a long waiting, Google I/O has been opened with many novelties for all those involved within Google’s ecosystem. One of the first announcements was …
Google Pixel 7a Becomes Official With This Promo Video Leak
Google is ready for its Google IO 2023 event. Planned to unveil a lot of new devices, the event is set for later today. Among …
Google’s biggest keynote of the year starts today: Here’s what to expect
Today is the big day! Google I/O 2023 starts at 10 AM PT. This means it’s that time of year when we can look forward …
Specifications of Google’s first tablet emerges online: Could dethrone iPad in terms of value
Google gave a sneak peek of the Pixel tablet during last year’s I/O event. This year, at I/O ’23 (set to kick off on May …
Google flooded Gmail with ads: here’s how you can delete them!
Google’s Gmail has long been a favorite email service for many people. One of the reasons for its popularity is that it is free to …
Pixel Watch 2 is rumored to launch alongside the Pixel 8
After waiting for years for Google’s first smartwatch, we won’t have to wait as long for the second generation of the Pixel Watch. A source …
Days of Remembering Passwords Are Over! Here’s How to Set Up Google Passkeys
Google passkeys are finally here. And they are bringing us closer to a future where you no longer need to remember your hard-to-crack passwords. But …