Google Chrome on Android now supports approximate location sharing, letting users avoid exposing precise GPS data while still keeping websites functional.
Google is marking America’s 250th anniversary with a new AI-powered experience that brings historical archives, founding stories, and national parks to life online. The project blends patriotism with modern tech, offering an interactive way to explore the nation’s past from anywhere.
Ask.com just shut down after almost 30 years, and with it goes Jeeves, the butler who once made searching the web feel almost human.
Americans are questioning how the U.S. treats other countries. That shift could ripple into how the world views American tech, AI, and data control.
Google says Nest saved billions in energy, but its Gemini AI push raises a bigger question about how much power is being used elsewhere.
Google finally released a native Gemini app for macOS with screen sharing and instant keyboard access. Considering the AI race heating up, it is surprising Mac users had to wait this long.
Google.org is funding new AI training programs for 40,000 manufacturing workers, raising questions about automation and the future of factory jobs.
Google says Pixel 10 modem firmware includes a Rust DNS parser designed to reduce memory safety vulnerabilities in the baseband.
Google is partnering with the National Catholic Educational Association to introduce AI literacy training to Catholic-school educators across the United States, potentially reaching 140,000 teachers and 1.6 million students.
Google and the Kubernetes community have launched a new AI Conformance program designed to ensure Kubernetes clusters can properly support machine learning workloads, GPUs, and large scale inference.
Google has teamed up with Back Market to launch the ChromeOS Flex USB Kit, a small $3 tool designed to breathe new life into aging laptops. Instead of throwing away an older computer that can no longer run modern versions of Windows, users can install ChromeOS Flex and turn it into a lightweight, secure web machine. The kit includes a reusable USB drive along with guides and tutorials to simplify the installation process for beginners.
Google is requiring Wear OS apps with native code to support 64-bit architectures starting September 2026, bringing the smartwatch platform in line with Android.