The future of online shopping is quietly shifting away from clicks and carts toward autonomous decision-making. Google’s latest move into “agentic commerce”

Apple’s long awaited leap into generative AI was supposed to reinforce its image as a company that builds everything in house, on its own terms. Instead, the

Long before smartphones began offering 1TB or even 2TB of internal storage, one device challenged the very idea of limits. In 2016, Google quietly launched a

Apple has finally lifted the curtain on one of its most closely guarded projects: a deep partnership with Google to power its next-generation artificial

Introduction: A Major Security Refresh for the World’s Most Popular Browser

Google is preparing a significant shift in how mobile browsing works on Android. Behind the scenes, the company appears to be testing a deep integration of

The announcement of Apple’s partnership with Google was more than a mere confirmation of rumors. The multi-year collaboration is designed to integrate

For nearly two decades, a Gmail address has been permanent. Once you picked it—good, bad, embarrassing, or impulsive—it stayed with you for life. That

For years, changing a Gmail address meant starting over. Emails, cloud files, subscriptions, and years of digital history were locked to a single identity.

Google’s hire of Connell underscores the company’s effort to strengthen its ties on Capitol Hill during a moment when the AI boom has shifted government

Google’s Vertex AI is widely adopted as a secure, managed environment for building and deploying AI workloads at scale. But recent research reveals that

Google Chrome has been steadily transforming its security architecture, and one of its most understated changes is now coming into clearer focus. Over the

Google is quietly preparing a major evolution of Gemini inside Chrome, shifting it from a passive AI assistant into something far more powerful: an active

Google’s long-running antitrust battle in the United States has entered a critical new phase, one shaped not just by traditional competition law but by the