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Google quietly added one clause to its privacy policy, and it changes what connecting Gmail to Search really means. Here is what it says and the setting to check.
Arc has a shutdown date, and the clock is already ticking on your tabs and passwords. Here is the one thing to do before December, whether you pick Dia or Chrome.
Five Googlebooks, five premium builds, and a software story that is still being written. See which model reviewers liked most, where to buy it, and why we are more upbeat than The Verge.
Google is now selling its biggest AI rival’s models, and Antigravity on your Googlebook is next in line. Here is what is live today, what is still coming and what we do not know yet.
Chrome just changed how it handles old HTTP sites for everyone. Most people will never notice, but if you manage a router, NAS or office intranet, one detail is worth knowing.
Chrome 156 just hit Stable with a huge security batch and a Gemini feature that lets you talk instead of type. Here is why you might not see it yet.
Chrome now has a second, softer kind of site warning, and Gemini is checking for scams from Google’s servers. Here is what each alert means and the one setting you need.
Right-click a tab in Chrome Canary and you may spot a new AI Mode option, while some Google results pages are growing a familiar sidebar. Here is what Google is testing.
Opened Gmail on your iPhone and wondered what happened to your inbox? You are not alone. Here is what Google changed, why people are upset, and the one setting worth checking first.
A free Chrome extension promises to keep your real name, address and ID numbers away from AI chatbots without making the answers useless. We dug into what it actually asks for.
