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Recently, we mentioned how the Gemini AI could be utilised on your earphones. Now, Google is rolling out the Gemini AI to the Google app on iOS. So, what should you know about it?

Last week, Google officially announced a rebrand for its AI platform. Google Bard is now Gemini. Of course, it works mostly the same. But sources claim Google plans to expand it to devices outside PCs and smartphones.

If you frequently use YouTube Music instead of Spotify or so forth, this rumour might interest you. Recently, a Redditor shared what looks like a Beta update for YouTube Music. So, what should you know about it?

If you own an Android smartphone, you might want to pay attention to this news. Recently, Google dropped a huge easter egg for the upcoming Android 15. So, what should you know about it?

If you are subscribed to Google-related services such as Google Drive, YouTube and so forth, this news might surprise you. Recently, the tech giant announced that the SST rate for its services will rise from 6% to 8%. So, what should you know about it?

If you've been paying attention to Samsung Galaxy S24 series news, you probably know about the new AI features. Among them is Circle to Search, which literally performs an Internet search for things you circle. But is this feature exclusive to the Galaxy S24 series?

New update - Google told the media that the recent video loading times aren't caused by the company but rather, due to the newest AdBlock and AdBlock Plus updates.

If you feel the video loading times are longer than usual, you're not alone. According to a few posts on Reddit (like here and there), it has been confirmed that Google/YouTube has purposely slowed down the speed, particularly if you have ad blockers turned on. 

If you frequently use Google Chrome, this news might put a smile on your face. Today, Google announced a new feature that should provide you with better protection when browsing online. Ladies and gentlemen, meet “Safety Check”

If you own an Android phone, this news might please you. Recently, a tipster revealed that you might be able to uninstall apps remotely through this new Google Play feature. So, what should you know about it?

Google Play Movies & TV will be the latest service and application that the company will send to the graveyard, with the app no longer available on Android, iOS, Roku and most smart TVs. Now, Google has pretty much revealed when the app will stop being supported and how those who have bought media through the app can see them moving forward.