Google Renaming Gemini Extensions to ‘Apps’, Powers It With Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking
The second feature is more interesting. These “apps” (formerly known as extensions) will now be powered by the Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking (experimental). Google says this will allow the AI to deliver ...
Viral: Woman gives a tour of Google's Gurugram office where work feels like a luxury getaway
A viral Instagram video showcases the impressive features of Google’s Gurugram office, shared by Shivangi Gupta. It ...
5 reasons I ditched Microsoft Office for Google Workspace
I use productivity apps for work and personal tasks, so choosing the right ones is important. Google Workspace and Microsoft ...
Chrome doesn't let me switch Google accounts on my phone, but this trick overrides it
Most Google apps let your quickly switch between personal and work Google accounts. Chrome doesn't. Here's my solution.
Google Gemini's extensions are getting a new name and a performance boost
Google has confirmed the renaming of Gemini extensions to "apps," while also bringing the upgraded 2.0 Flash Thinking model ...
5 Of The Best Google Voice Alternatives Available
Google Voice is a popular tool for businesses and professionals alike, but it does have it's limitations. Here five ...
Google is testing Gemini AI in Google Calendar – here’s what it does
The latest Workspace Labs update brings Gemini to Google Calendar, allowing the AI assistant to make and manage events for ...
Google Calendar's web client gains a Gemini in Workspace side panel
A Gemini side panel is rolling out as part of Google Calendar's web client, and it'll try to be your AI personal assistant.
Google adds a Gemini panel to Calendar to help you manage your schedule
Google is testing a new Gemini side panel within Google Calendar that will let users quickly and conversationally check their ...
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TDX25 - balancing innovation and monetization with ethical responsibility. How Google pulls it off, even if it means OpenAI gets the credit...
Making money matters, but so do values. A well-articulated perspective from James Manyika, SVP, Research, Labs, Technology & Society at Google, that impacts on all of us - even Sam Altman!