News & Reviews:   Google

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.

Google is now reportedly developing a new function that will allow Android and iPhone smartphone users to easily share files. So, what should you know about it?

Starting today, Google has expanded its AI Mode in Google Search to over 80 countries. So, what should you know about it?

The hardest part of planning holidays is searching for flights within your budget. Although there are platforms that help you find the best deals, Google seems to think AI can do it faster. As such, the company has rolled out a new search tool called Flight Deals.

Google Messages now includes a new privacy feature that automatically blurs nude images. Powered by the SafetyCore system, the feature began rolling out in beta earlier this year and is now available in the stable version as of 13 August 2025.

Google has chosen “Cinnamon Bun” as the internal dessert-themed codename for Android 17, tied to API level 37.0. This follows internal naming traditions that began with earlier versions, such as Vanilla Ice Cream for Android 15 and Baklava for Android 16, although the company dropped public dessert names after Android 10.