• AI pressures spark transformation of enterprise data center architectures

    Disaggregated infrastructure is becoming the backbone of modern data centers as enterprises race to meet the escalating demands of generative AI. With AI driving a surge in compute and storage requirements, organizations are overhauling legacy systems in favor of flexible, scalable architectures that can support power-hungry workloads and rapid innovation.


  • Ranking the Best Android Games to play of All Time

    Ranking the Best Android Games to play of All Time

    To be honest, nowadays our phones serve purposes beyond calls and texting. We carry little game consoles in our pockets. Android is stocked with some of the best games ever produced, from puzzle games you can swipe through in seconds to action-packed battles that feel like full-fledged console games.


  • Leaked Pixel Watch 4 renders hint at a bigger battery and no charging pins

    Fresh leaks of the upcoming Pixel Watch 4 suggest that Google is continuing their quest to enhance battery longevity. New renders shared by 91mobiles, courtesy of reliable leaker OnLeaks, show off a device that maintains the familiar circular aesthetic and design but introduces some notable physical changes.


  • You can now use Apple Maps on an Android phone, but don’t expect a smooth ride just yet

    Apple opens its web-based maps to Android, bringing some competition for Google Maps.


  • Chrome for Android just got a slick new visual upgrade

    Chrome for Android just got a slick new visual upgrade

    Chrome 135 includes a feature that lets web content display behind the gesture navigation bar.


  • Android and Pixel teams see hundreds of layoffs from Google

    Following voluntary exit offers extended back in January, reports from The Information (via 9to5 Google) surfaced Thursday evening (confirmed by Google) indicating that hundreds of employees within the company’s Platforms & Devices division have been laid off.


  • The April Android 15 security and bug fix update is rolling out

    Following last month’s massive Pixel Drop update and the relatively minor April 2025 Pixel Drop focused on Gemini Live’s new Astra capabilities, Google is now pushing out the April Android 15 security patch.


  • Chrome Dev for Desktop Update

    The Dev channel has been updated to 137.0.7117.2 for Windows, Mac and Linux.A partial list of changes is available in the Git log. Interested in switching release channels? Find out how. If you find a new issue, please let us know by filing a bug.


  • How to Bookmark All Tabs On Chrome?

    How to Bookmark All Tabs On Chrome?

    Losing all your open tabs in a browser can be frustrating, especially when working on something important. If your browser crashes or you accidentally close it, you might wonder how to retrieve all your open pages quickly.


  • Google teases their new AI-infused AR glasses at TED2025

    image source: Axios The collaborative efforts between Google and Samsung on the Android XR platform are well-documented, aiming to weave Google’s advancements in AI into new hardware form factors.


  • How CloudMosa Streams Wasm on Feature Phones

    Feature phones running WebAssembly? Cloud Phone streams web apps by offloading all the heavy lifting to a remote server. JavaScript, CSS, and the DOM are processed in the cloud and sent to the device in a highly optimized binary format. Watch how it works! Watch more WasmAssembly → https://goo.


  • Google Cloud and Oracle accelerate enterprise modernization with new offerings, regions, and capabilities

    Supporting customers where they want to be is a core value at Google Cloud, and a big part of the reason that we have partnered with Oracle — so that you can innovate faster with the best of Google and the best of Oracle.


  • What’s new with BigQuery — the autonomous data-to-AI platform

    Data is the fuel for AI, and organizations are racing to leverage enterprise data to build AI agents, intelligent search, and AI-powered analytics for productivity, deeper insights, and a competitive edge. To power their data clouds, tens of thousands of organizations already choose BigQuery and its integrated AI capabilities.


  • H4D VMs: Next-generation HPC-optimized VMs

    H4D VMs: Next-generation HPC-optimized VMs

    At Google Cloud Next, we introduced H4D VMs, our latest machine type for high performance computing (HPC). Building upon existing HPC offerings, H4D VMs are designed to address the evolving needs of demanding workloads in industries such as manufacturing, weather forecasting, EDA, and healthcare and life sciences.


  • AlloyDB AI drives innovation for application developers

    The transformative power of AI and intelligent agents is driving profound changes, where software can understand natural language questions and commands — and even autonomously act on our behalf.


  • Simplify your data platform migration with AI-powered BigQuery Migration Services

    Migrating data workloads to BigQuery, our unified Data to AI platform, just got significantly easier. You no longer have to choose between unlocking value from your data assets by migrating to a modern data platform, or mitigating risk by staying put.


  • Enabling global scientific discovery and innovation on Google Cloud

    From unraveling the mysteries of our planet and the universe, to accelerating medical research and industrial innovation, scientific discovery impacts nearly every facet of human life.


  • Accelerate your analytics: New Bigtable SQL capabilities drive real-time insights

    For decades, businesses have wrestled with unlocking the true potential of their data for real-time operations. Bigtable, Google Cloud’s pioneering NoSQL database, has been the engine behind massive-scale, low-latency applications that operate at a global scale.


  • Google Messages looks set to get a far more granular snooze feature

    Managing notifications can feel like a constant battle. Thankfully over the years, Google has provided tools to help, like the ability to snooze notifications directly from the Android shade or push emails back to the top of your inbox later with Gmail’s snooze feature.


  • Chrome for Android is rolling out a sleek edge-to-edge look

    Chrome 135 for Android is beginning its rollout, and with it comes a subtle yet significant visual update that brings a more modern, edge-to-edge feel to the browsing experience on your phone.


  • Chrome Dev for Android Update

    Hi everyone! We’ve just released Chrome Dev 137 (137.0.7117.3) for Android. It’s now available on Google Play.You can see a partial list of the changes in the Git log. For details on new features, check out the Chromium blog, and for details on web platform updates, check here.


  • Once again, The Masters shows everyone how to build a masterful web app

    The azaleas are blooming, the patrons are already in their spots at Augusta National, and The Masters tournament is once again upon us.


  • New Google Workspace cost-saving offer available for U.S. federal government

    Government agencies rely on IT providers to provide secure, compliant, and efficient technology to help complete their vital missions. At the same time, cost-savings and productivity are taking center stage.


  • How to Get the Most Out of Sports News and Coverage on a Chromebook

    For some people, sport is more than a source of entertainment; it is a way of life. So, it’s no surprise that they want to stay up to date with match results, transfers, and other related sports news.


  • Top 7 Best Chromebook Games You Should Play in 2025

    Top 7 Best Chromebook Games You Should Play in 2025

    Chromebooks are known to be efficient for workers or students to assist with their daily tasks. But only a few people know that Chromebooks are quite capable gaming machines. Chromebook can now run Android apps that enable you to play Android games.


  • 10 Best Entertainment Apps on Chromebook in 2025

    10 Best Entertainment Apps on Chromebook in 2025

    Since their humble beginnings in 2011, Chromebooks have made a name for themselves as the perfect work laptops. Their fast, lightweight, and sleek designs make them the best laptops for getting work done anywhere and anytime.  Beyond their stylish designs, Chromebooks are entertainment machines that balance work and play.


  • Chrome Expands AI-Powered Enterprise Search and Enterprise Browser Protections

    The web browser has become the heart of how we work. And while AI gives new opportunities to change how work is done, cyber threats and insider risks continue to evolve and make it harder than ever for companies to protect corporate data.


  • Fixing the ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH Error on Google Chrome

    The ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH error means Chrome cannot create a secure connection with the website. It happens when the site uses outdated security settings or your browser has issues. Follow these methods to fix it. 1. Check the Website URL a. Make sure the URL starts with “https://”.b.


  • Day 1 at Google Cloud Next 25 recap

    Day 1 at Google Cloud Next 25 recap

    Hello from Google Cloud Next 25 in Las Vegas! This year, it’s all about how AI can reimagine work and improve our lives — even bringing Hollywood classics like The Wizard of Oz to life on one of the biggest screens in the world.


  • Chrome Beta for Android Update

    Hi everyone! We’ve just released Chrome Beta 136 (136.0.7103.24) for Android. It’s now available on Google Play.You can see a partial list of the changes in the Git log. For details on new features, check out the Chromium blog, and for details on web platform updates, check here.


  • Chrome Beta for Desktop Update

    The Beta channel has been updated to 136.0.7103.25 for Windows, Mac and Linux.A partial list of changes is available in the Git log. Interested in switching release channels? Find out how. If you find a new issue, please let us know by filing a bug.


  • Loss of Pulse detection for Pixel Watch 3 is rolling out to users in the US

    Right on the heels of the recent April 2025 OTA update and the introduction of Scam Detection features, Google is now rolling out the promised Loss of Pulse Detection to users in the United States.


  • Google Docs will soon have Audio Overviews to let you hear what you’ve written

    Google Docs is adding a significant new capability that could change how many users interact with their documents: Audio Overviews. Soon, you’ll be able to have your documents read aloud directly within the editor, offering a powerful new way to proofread, absorb information, and refine your writing.


  • Chrome Beta for iOS Update

    Hi everyone! We’ve just released Chrome Beta 136 (136.0.7103.24) for iOS; it’ll become available on App Store in the next few days.You can see a partial list of the changes in the Git log. If you find a new issue, please let us know by filing a bug.


  • Google Discover at google.com on desktop may finally be rolling out to users

    A small feature I’ve been wanting specifically for my Chromebook may finally be arriving in the form of a truncated-yet-functional Google Discover feed on the main google.com landing page.


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