Tag: Google
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Gemini in Android Auto Now Reads Your Flights, Photos and Plans
Google is rolling out Personal Intelligence to Android Auto. Here is what it can see, who is left out, and how to switch it on or off.
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Gemini Free Tier Now Gets Only Flash-Lite: What Each Google AI Plan Keeps
Google reportedly cut free Gemini accounts down to Flash-Lite on October 9. Here is what free, AI Plus and AI Pro users keep, and whether paying is worth it.
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Personal Intelligence Ads: What Google’s New Gmail and Photos Policy Means for You
Google’s privacy policy now lets connected Gmail and Photos data personalize ads. Here’s what changed and how to turn it off.
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Google’s Gemini Agent for Business Plans, Delegates and Reports Back: What It Does
Google’s new Gemini agent takes a goal and does the work. It’s business-only for now, and pricing is still a mystery.
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Google Phone Number Verification on Android: How to Check It and Turn It Off
Google may be attaching your phone number to every account on your Android phone. Here’s what’s going on and how to switch it off.
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Googlebook vs Chromebook: Prices, Models and Who Should Buy Google’s New Laptop
Google’s Googlebook starts at $899 and puts Gemini at the center. Here’s how it differs from a Chromebook, what each model costs, and who should wait.
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Google AI Mode Links Move Higher: What Changes for Searchers and Publishers
Google is putting source links higher in AI Mode and AI Overviews. Here is what changes, what is still a test, and what it means for you.
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Google Playground Lets You Build Browser Games by Chatting: Who Can Use It Now
Google’s new AI game maker is live for US adults. Playing is free, but building depends on token limits and your plan.
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Next-Gen Google TV Streamer Reportedly Adds Microphones and Presence Sensing
A report says Google is building a new TV Streamer with built-in mics, presence sensing, and a remote with extra buttons. Here’s what’s known so far.
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Nano Banana 2.1 Is Live: Half the Price per Image, and What to Fix Before You Switch
Google’s updated image model costs about half as much per image, but input tokens cost three times more. Here’s what changed and who can use it.