I was grumpy after Google I/O last month. I thought, what is the point of all this artificial intelligence if it’s hurting my Android experience now?
Google’s annual developers conference has come and gone, but I still have no idea what was announced.
You only need two letters to describe best the latest iteration of Google’s big yearly developer shebang: AI.
Google’s best new Android feature in years is Circle to Search, which is why it took center stage at today’s Google I/O opening keynote. Google announced new updates to Gemini, the AI that powers the Android operating system.
In the tech world, developer conferences are like birthdays. These mega-events happen annually and remind us of the cadence of life and that time is a neverending circle. Google I/O 2024 will be no different when it kicks off on Tuesday, May 14.
It’s been a wild ride with Google’s total pivot toward infusing AI into every bit of its products, and I need a break.
Android is becoming the platform of AI fever dreams. At this year’s MWC, an overseas tradeshow where Google typically has a booth to remind the world that its mobile platform is global, the Android maker has
Google Bard has become Google Gemini, and the generative AI has some new tricks to go with the rebranding. Here's how to access it, whether or not you should pay for Gemini Advanced, and whether or not you should replace Google Assistant with it.
Google Assistant is about to lose 17 different features that the company says are “underutilized.” The changes come as the tech giant is in the midst of firing large amounts of staff, including many from its Google Assistant team, according to CNBC.