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Get the most out of your trip with this complete Hong Kong MTR guide — discover how to ride, and save time on the city’s rail ...
The male K-pop fan experience is so much more than just screaming at concerts and watching their music videos on loop.
Google is bringing video ads to Search, Image, and Shopping results in the U.S. and Canada, aiming to boost early-stage product discovery.
With this update, translation actions can now be routed to a third-party app like Google Translate, depending on what the user has set as their default.
Google is updating its multi-colored G logo for the first time in a decade. After first appearing on iOS and in beta on Android, the new G has now hit the stable release of the Google app.
Image-to-video generation is listed as one of Veo 2’s features in Google Cloud, where Google charges customers 50 cents per second of output, but is available to “approved users” only.
Google’s logo just got a little bit blurrier. In a new logo quietly rolled out across iOS and Pixel, the search giant ditches its color-blocked “G” for gradients.
Google also sees this as an opportunity to paint its products, and technology in general, in a positive light, especially among young people, by helping shape entertainment and pop culture.
Native image editing is gradually rolling out to the Gemini app starting today. It will be “expanding to more people in over 45 languages and most countries in the coming weeks.” ...
Google now says that its early telemetry from AI Mode shows that people are putting about twice as much text in their searches compared to traditional web search.
Google has upgraded its AI Mode in Search with new image search features while making it available to millions more people in the US. You can now upload pictures and ask questions about what you see.
Shop more efficiently in real life: Last fall, Google rolled out a new Lens feature to help with in-store shopping. Snap a photo of a product with the Lens app, and you'll see where you can buy it ...
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