- World
Bob Lee, Cash App creator and ex-CTO of Square, stabbed to death
San Francisco: Bob Lee, founder of Cash App and current Chief Product Officer of cryptocurrency company MobileCoin, has been stabbed to death in a shocking incident here. MobileCoin confirmed to ABC7 News…
- Technology
Google searches for ‘Dogecoin’ skyrocketed 1,992% after Musk changes Twitter’s logo
New Delhi: Online searches for cryptocurrency ‘Dogecoin’ on Google skyrocketed by a whopping 1,992 per cent worldwide after Elon Musk changed Twitter’s bird logo to Dogecoin’s shiba inu on April 3, a…
- Technology
Google rolling out ‘speaker separation’ in Meet for Pixel 7 devices
San Francisco: Google has announced that it is rolling out “speaker separation” in its video-communication service ‘Google Meet’ for Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro devices. When the feature is turned on,…
- Technology
Google now testing Blue check marks for verified Ads
New Delhi: Inspired by Twitter and Meta, Google is now experimenting with displaying blue check marks on certain search ads for advertisers who have been verified by Google Ads. The Google Ads…
- India
Google to cut free snacks, workout classes for employees: Report
New Delhi: Amid layoffs over recession fears, tech giant Google is also creating several cost-cutting measures such as cutting down on free snacks and workout classes for its existing employees, the media…
- Technology
Google faces $4.2 billion advertising lawsuit
San Francisco: A new lawsuit has been filed against Google seeking 3.4 billion pounds ($4.2 billion) in compensation for publishers for lost revenue. According to the claim, made by ex-Guardian technology editor…
- Technology
Google starts testing generative AI features in Gmail, Docc
San Francisco: After announcing the upcoming generative artificial intelligence (AI) features to Workspace apps two weeks ago, Google has now started public testing them in Gmail and Docs. The current trusted test…
- Business
Google denies it copied ChatGPT to train its own AI chatbot Bard
New Delhi: Google has denied the reports that it is copying Microsoft-owned OpenAI’s ChatGPT to train its AI chatbot called Bard. A report in The Information claimed that OpenAI’s success “has forced…
- India
Google to pay Rs 1337.76 cr fine in case involving Android devices
New Delhi: The NCLAT on Wednesday upheld the orders of the fair trade regulator CCI imposing a penalty of Rs 1,337.76 crore on tech major Google in the Android mobile devices case,…
- Technology
Google to shut Jacquard smart fabric app in April
San Francisco: Google has confirmed that it will be shutting down the app responsible for the Jacquard accessories made by the company’s Advanced Technology and Projects (ATAP) group in April. Jacquard, a…
- Technology
7th batch of Google startups accelerator India now open
New Delhi: Tech giant Google on Monday announced to invite applications for the seventh batch of its startup accelerator programme in India that aims to nurture startups looking to leverage the potential…
- India
Impacted by layoff within 2 weeks of transfer: Sacked Indian-origin Google worker
New Delhi: Even as tech giant Google continues to cut down staff, a sacked Indian-origin employee said that he was laid off just two weeks after the tech giant promoted and transferred…
- Technology
Google launches early access to its AI chatbot Bard
San Francisco: Google has announced that it is opening up access to its ChatGPT competitor “Bard” as an early experiment for users to collaborate with generative AI. The early access to Bard…
- Technology
Google giving some Pixel Superfans chance to try Bard AI
San Francisco: Tech giant Google is giving some Pixel Superfans the chance to try out its OpenAI’s ChatGPT competitor “Bard”. The Bard is not publicly available yet, but the tech giant is…
- Technology
‘Wi-Fi Labs’ appear in Google Home app for some users: Report
San Francisco: Some Google Home application users are seeing a new ‘Wi-Fi Labs’ option for their Nest Wifi router. It is possible that this internal capability was unintentionally made accessible to those…
