Are you not impressed with Apple Intelligence or want to wait until the tools evolve more before using them? You can easily ...

Conversely, Google has built an in-house AI system that integrates fully into newer versions of Android. Gemini is evolving ...

Unfortunately, the iPhone 16e doesn't have this feature at all, due to the lack of an ultra-wide lens. Given that Google's phone has that extra lens and at least one feature the iPhone 16e can't ...

I was promised 5 minutes with Google's AR glasses prototype, but only got 90 seconds to use them.

Google One has surpassed 150 million paid subscribers this month. This comes shortly after the same service crossed the 100 million mark in February 2024, which took almost six years to reach.

That’s just changed. The new Google app icon on iPhone - note there's no change yet to its sister icon, Google Maps. The change is subtle but considerable, and it’s definitely for the better ...

Google One now has 150 million subscribers in a 50% increase from February of last year. The subscription offering dates back to May of 2018. According to Reuters today, Google One “recently ...

In a new Google ad, iPhone 16 Pro and Pixel 9 Pro discuss rumours over Apple stealing Android features.(Google) Recently, several renders and dummy units of the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max ...

People aren’t friending each other as much on Facebook these days. The iPhone might not feel necessary in a decade. And Google searches on one of the world’s most popular smartphones are declining.

Google One subscriptions have grown from 100 million to 150 million in just 15 months. The company’s been selling “millions” of subscriptions to its AI Premium tier. We expect Google One to ...

Google Maps has introduced a new feature for iPhone users that simplifies saving locations. Users can now save places directly to Google Maps by scanning screenshots, eliminating the need for ...

Otherwise, you’ll need to splash out for cloud storage via the company’s Google One service. We recently posted an article detailing what happens to your data if you stop paying for Google One.