Google Says AI Now Writes 75% of Its New Code
Google announced Wednesday that around 75% of its new code is now generated by AI and later reviewed by engineers, a significant increase from a… Read More »Google Says AI Now Writes 75% of Its New Code
Gemini Can Read Your Google Photos for AI Images
Google has launched a new Gemini AI feature that can access images from a user’s Google Photos library when generating visuals. The company says the… Read More »Gemini Can Read Your Google Photos for AI Images
Google Data Shows IPv6 Traffic Finally Matches IPv4 Worldwide
IPv6 has officially reached parity with IPv4 in Google’s global traffic mix, a milestone that comes nearly three decades after the protocol was introduced in… Read More »Google Data Shows IPv6 Traffic Finally Matches IPv4 Worldwide
YouTube Gives Users Control to Hide Shorts
YouTube has introduced a control that lets users set Shorts exposure to zero minutes, effectively disabling short-form video content in the feed and reducing doomscrolling… Read More »YouTube Gives Users Control to Hide Shorts
Google Launches Native Gemini App for Mac
Google is pushing Gemini beyond its first-party ecosystem, targeting desktop adoption across platforms. A native Windows client debuted Tuesday, with a macOS release following shortly… Read More »Google Launches Native Gemini App for Mac
Google Adds Rust to Secure Pixel 10 Modem
Google is turning its attention to a long-overlooked weak spot in modern smartphones: the cellular baseband. Rather than overhauling decades-old modem firmware, the company is… Read More »Google Adds Rust to Secure Pixel 10 Modem
Google Launches New Windows App to Bring Gemini Closer to Users
Google has released a new app for Windows desktops, with AI playing a central role. It focuses on the Gemini chatbot, so it may not… Read More »Google Launches New Windows App to Bring Gemini Closer to Users
Google Expands Gmail Encryption to Mobile Devices
Google has expanded end-to-end encryption to its mobile apps, although it still faces challenges before it can be widely used. Encryption is a key part… Read More »Google Expands Gmail Encryption to Mobile Devices
ChromeOS Flex Now Comes on a $3 USB to Bring Old PCs Back to Life
Google has partnered with Back Market to release an inexpensive ChromeOS Flex installation dongle, although the initial supply has already sold out. More than six… Read More »ChromeOS Flex Now Comes on a $3 USB to Bring Old PCs Back to Life
Android XR Gets 5 New Features
Since the Samsung Galaxy XR headset debuted late last year, early adopters have explored Android XR through immersive apps and games, with Gemini acting as… Read More »Android XR Gets 5 New Features