Google is prepping Gemini Nano 4 for Android flagships, promising faster on-device AI and better efficiency while giving developers early access to build and optimize apps ahead of launch.
Google’s global rollout of Search Live shows how AI is replacing traditional search with real-time conversation
Siri might become a flexible front-end that can tap into any AI model. Between ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, one clearly makes more sense than the others, and it’s not the one Apple chose first.
AI has a habit of bluffing, and you’re not alone in catching it.
The walls are still there, but they’re not as tall anymore.
Gemini’s new memory import feature makes switching from another AI assistant feel much less like starting over
Android 17 adds a separate assistant volume control, preventing sudden loud voice replies when you raise media volume. It’s a small tweak that makes everyday interactions with Gemini and other assistants far more comfortable.
After a week of AI-written emails, I noticed something unsettling — I didn’t quite sound like myself anymore.
Google is launching “switching tools” that, just as it sounds, will make it easier for users of other chatbots to switch to Gemini.
Apple’s latest iPhone update quietly delivers CarPlay’s most exciting upgrade in recent memory, opening the door to hands-free AI conversations, curated ambient playlists, and a long-promised video feature that’s nearly ready.