Google and YouTube introduced the "Bijak Digital bersama Google dan YouTube" initiative, a program that aims to equip families in Malaysia with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the digital world safely. So, what should you know about it?

Recently, Chrome was found to be silently installing a 4GB AI Gemini Nano model on your computers without explicit notification. So, what should you know about it?

Google is giving Android its own spotlight ahead of its annual developer conference with the newly announced “Android Show: I/O Edition.” Scheduled for 12 May 2026, the event acts as a lead-in to Google I/O 2026, signalling just how significant this year’s updates are expected to be.

Just over the long weekend, a Malaysian discovered a new YouTube Premium plan. While there's no official announcement, the YouTube Premium Lite is probably making its debut soon as a new subscription tier, positioned as a more affordable alternative to the full Premium offering, targeting users who primarily want a cleaner viewing experience without paying for the full bundle.

In an unexpected move, Google is rolling out broader access to picture-in-picture playback on YouTube, with the feature set to reach users worldwide over the coming months. The update aims to make multitasking easier by allowing videos to continue playing even when users leave the app.

If you prefer watching YouTube on your TV, here's some news you might be interested in. Watching content on TVs and smartphones feels very different. That's why Google has been exploring unique features for YouTube TV users, such as Multiview.

Recently, Google announced that its artificial intelligence service, Gemini, can now generate documents directly in the chat window, making it easier for users to avoid having to copy and paste the generated text into a document file. That said, what should you know about it?

In celebration of Google Translate's 20th anniversary, the app is receiving tips for more accurate pronunciation. That said, what should you know about it?

Today, Google has introduced an upgraded fraud protection feature under Google Play Protect for all Android users in Malaysia. The move is part of a broader effort to combat rising financial scams by preventing the installation of potentially harmful apps, particularly those installed outside official app stores. The rollout is supported by the National Cyber Security Agency under the National Security Council, reinforcing a coordinated national push to improve digital safety.

Google is experimenting with a new AI-powered search experience on YouTube, introducing a chatbot-style feature called “Ask YouTube.” The tool is designed to make searching for videos feel more like a conversation rather than a traditional keyword-based query. Currently, the feature is being rolled out as a limited experiment, available to YouTube Premium subscribers in the United States who are aged 18 and above.