Google touts its tokenmaxxing and capex spending amid AI orgy
Google is sinking billions into AI, claiming it’s a key to unlocking better search results, but experts are skeptical. The company has revealed plans to…
GrapheneOS says Google is making life harder for rival operating systems and devices – Android Authority
Google’s security systems are increasingly making it harder for rival operating systems and devices to access popular apps and online services, according to GrapheneOS developers.…
Hackers abuse Google ads, Claude.ai chats to push Mac malware – BleepingComputer
Malvertising Campaign Targets Mac Users via Google Ads and Claude.ai Chats A malicious advertising campaign has been discovered, preying on unsuspecting Mac users who search…
Google Health kills the Fitbit we knew, but maybe that’s not a bad thing – 9to5Google
## Google Health Takes the Reins, But Will Users Feel the Pain? Google’s latest move in the wearables market has left fans of the iconic…
Not Apple TV, Not Fire TV Stick: This Streaming Device Gets Consumer Reports’ Top Rating – bgr.com
Consumer Reports’ Top Streaming Device Is a Dark Horse The Roku Streaming Stick 4K+ has taken home the top spot in Consumer Reports’ latest ranking…
No, Google hasn’t changed Chrome’s local AI features—it’s just as confusing as ever – Ars Technica
The Google Chrome browser has long been a darling among tech enthusiasts, hailed for its speed, versatility, and seamless integration with the Google ecosystem. However,…
Google unveils Whoop-like screenless Fitbit Air – TechCrunch
The tech giant Google has announced the launch of its new wearable, the screenless Fitbit Air, which closely resembles the popular Whoop device. This innovative…
Google announces $99 Fitbit Air for screen-less, all-day tracking – 9to5Google
Google just dropped a new, super-affordable fitness tracker: the Fitbit Air. This thing is a screen-less, low-profile device that’ll set you back just $99.99. The…
Liquid Glass for Android is ‘not happening,’ at least not for Pixels – 9to5Google
Google’s President of Android, Hiroshi Lockheimer, just put the kibosh on any hopes of a Liquid Glass redesign coming to Android. Lockheimer’s statement comes on…