As first spotted by Telegram user viridivn, Google has started testing a new Skip button that allows users to stop Gemini 3 ...

Google may soon add an Ask Gemini button to the Google Play Books app, allowing users to quickly summon the chatbot while ...

Google is upgrading its visual search app, Lens, with the ability to answer near-real-time questions about your surroundings. English-speaking Android and iOS users with the Google app installed can ...

Close your eyes and imagine the Google logo, that big, capital G in four colors. Take your time, I’ll wait. Done it? Chances are you could see the G very clearly, with the big expanse of red at the ...

Google is adding an "Ask Play about this app" feature in Play Store listings using AI. Users can ask questions about app features without needing to install it. The feature is currently available on ...

Google is rolling out a new AI-powered “Ask Play about this app” feature in the Play Store. It allows users to ask questions about apps directly within the store. Users can type custom queries or tap ...

You want to use AI on your phone, but you're stuck in a dead zone. Typically, that won't work, as those large language models require an internet connection. Aah, but ...

Google is working on a new “Ask a question” feature for the Google Play Store. This upcoming AI-powered feature will likely allow users to ask questions on the app listing page and use AI to answer ...

Google is readying a new online ‘App Mall’ to help you discover your next favorite app or game for your Chromebook. One of the interesting benefits of a Chromebook or ChromeOS tablet is that you have ...

Google Chrome is about to make a huge tracking change. We await a global prompt to say no to cookies within the world’s most popular browser — albeit we will need to use private browsing for some of ...

The vast majority of Google apps have updated their bottom bar to the latest Material 3 design. The Google (Search) app did that last year before reverting, and it’s now back. Update 10/31: We’re now ...