News & Reviews:   Google

Google Cloud has officially launched Gemini Enterprise, its most advanced, fully integrated agent-based AI platform, designed to help organisations automate complex workflows and unlock new levels of productivity. Now available globally—including Malaysia—Gemini Enterprise combines the power of Google’s Gemini AI models with real-time organisational data, enabling employees to orchestrate intelligent, multi-step AI agents that can perform sophisticated business tasks.

Google has officially launched its AI Ultra plan in Malaysia, priced at RM1229.90 per month, with a special introductory rate of RM614.90 for the first three months. So, what should you know about it?

Gmail announced it will end support for POP effective January 2026. In addition to the feature, Google will also end the Gmailify feature in Gmail on the same date. So, what should you know about it?

Recently, Google officially adopted a new logo across all of its products. The logo, with a gradient warrant incorporating the company's four official colours, was first shown in May. So, what should you know about it?

Recently, Google integrated Gemini directly into Chrome. With this Gemini in Chrome feature, you can access Gemini directly from the web browser without having to open a dedicated tab like they do now. So, what should you know about it?

Recently, publisher Penske Media has filed a lawsuit against Google in the USA, claiming that the feature is impacting traffic to their website. So, what should you know about it?

Generative AI is utilised in various aspects today. We use these platforms to help summarise and discover solutions to our problems and perform other tasks. For instance, NotebookLM helps with research and studying. The latest update adds new features to help students study better.

Google has updated its Veo 3 generative artificial intelligence (AI) to now be able to generate vertical videos and support 1080p resolution. In addition, the cost of generating videos has also been reduced compared to before. So, what should you know about it?

Gmail this morning denied sending out emails about a security vulnerability. Users reported receiving emails about security issues on their email accounts. So, what should you know about it?

Google is adding a new layer of protection to Android with the rollout of developer verification for all apps installed on certified Android devices. Announced by Suzanne Frey, VP of Product, Trust & Growth for Android, this initiative aims to curb the rise of malware and scams from sideloaded apps by ensuring every developer is verified before their app reaches users.