Google is pissed that the DOJ may make it sell off Chrome
You'll all pay for this, just you wait and see, says a petulant Google as the US Department of Justice is rumored to make it sell off its Chrome browser.
|
William Gallagher
Google Gemini Live takes on Siri via a standalone iOS app
Google is increasing the competition with Siri and Apple Intelligence on iPhone, by releasing a standalone iOS app for Gemini.
|
Malcolm Owen
US Department of Justice considering a break-up of Google after monopoly ruling
The Department of Justice is seeking to break Google into several parts to solve its search monopoly, with the company divesting itself of Android and Chrome as a possible solution.
|
Google Gemini e-mail searches arrive ahead of Apple Intelligence
After initially adding Gemini AI-based searches to Google Workspace Gmail on Android, it's now being brought to iOS, as Google continues to build its lead on Apple Intelligence.
|
iPhone RCS still isn't widely supported, and is waiting on carriers to act
Google thought Apple adopting RCS would fix everything, but the messaging protocol is still a distant second to iMessage thanks to a lack of carrier support, device support, and encryption.
|
Wesley Hilliard
New Chrome update will help iPhone users keep track of tabs
Google is preparing even more updates to Chrome on iOS, all designed to help users manage their tabs while browsing on an iPhone.
|
How to get on Google's 'Ask Photos' waitlist for iPhone
Apple iPhone users can now join the waitlist for Google's new feature that brings AI-powered, natural language search to Google Photos. Here's how to sign up.
|
Andrew Orr
Facebook ad partner may have tried to listen into your conversations
If you ever thought that Facebook was listening in on your conversations to hit you with targeted advertising, you may have been right.
|
Big-name publishers are refusing to let Apple Intelligence train on data
Website owners have a simple mechanism to tell Apple Intelligence not to scrape the site for training purposes, and reportedly major platforms like Facebook and the New York Times are using it.
|
Chip Loder
