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Just 12% of New iPhone Buyers Came from Android While 87% Were Existing iPhone Users, Survey Reveals
A new study from Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP) shows that iPhone users are becoming more loyal to Apple, while fewer Android users are making the switch to iPhones. The long-running competition between Apple and Google to attract users from the other platform continues, but the latest data suggests that…
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Microsoft Edge Now Lets Users Sign In With a Google Account
Microsoft Edge has started rolling out a new feature that lets users sign in with a Google account. Until now, this was not available for full profile sync. The feature has started arriving with version 150.0.4078.48 in a controlled rollout for Windows and macOS, so not all users will see…
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Gmail Lets Users Change Their Email Address Without Creating a New Account
For many people, the email address they created years ago no longer fits their current needs. In professional settings especially, a username created at age 12 can even feel embarrassing. Until now, changing the username of a Gmail account was not possible without creating a new profile, along with all…
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Google’s TurboQuant Promises to Cut AI RAM Usage by Six Times
The technology industry is currently facing a supply crisis known as the “RAMmageddon,” where the growing demand for DRAM memory driven by AI has pushed prices up and reduced availability for regular consumers. However, Google has introduced a new technology that could change the situation: TurboQuant. What Is TurboQuant? TurboQuant…
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Google Wants Chrome to Start With Windows, Offering Faster Launches at the Cost of More RAM
Google is looking for ways to reduce the feeling of slowness in Chrome and has started testing a new feature that could change how many users start their PC. As reported by Leo on X (thanks Windows Latest), the Chrome Canary version now includes an option to start automatically with…
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20% of Google’s New AI Engineers Are Returning Former Employees
The battle for talent in the tech industry has taken a strategic turn in 2025. According to data revealed by CNBC, Google is strengthening its artificial intelligence (AI) teams by bringing back familiar faces. Roughly 20% of the software engineers hired this year to work in AI are “boomerang employees”…
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Google Reveals the 10 Most Searched Video Games of 2025; Call of Duty Missing, GTA 6 Surprisingly Low
Google Trends has just released its “Year in Search” report for 2025, showing the most searched topics across various categories over the past year. Through this report, we can also see which video games have captured the attention of fans worldwide — and it turns out that ARC Raiders takes…
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Google Responds to Rumors About Gmail Data Being Used for AI Training
In recent hours, social media has been filled with warnings and viral posts claiming a supposed change in Gmail’s privacy policy. Several reports suggested that Google had updated its terms to begin using users’ emails and attachments to train its artificial intelligence models. The theory spreading online claimed that the…
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YouTube Tightens Rules on Graphic Gaming and Gambling Content
YouTube is stepping up its efforts to protect younger audiences, announcing stricter age restrictions for certain video content. The updated policies, which take effect on November 17th, target graphic violence in video games and content related to online gambling, even if no real money is involved. New Rules for Graphic…
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Windows 11 Snipping Tool Now Includes Visual Search Like Google Lens
After updating Edge on Android to support all desktop extensions, Microsoft has started rolling out a new feature to the Windows 11 Snipping Tool. This update mimics one of the most useful capabilities of mobile devices — visual search, similar to the “circle to search” feature on Android. The feature…
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Google Ordered to Pay $425 Million for Privacy Violations
A U.S. jury has ordered Alphabet, Google’s parent company, to pay $425 million for collecting user data even when users had disabled tracking options in their accounts. The case, heard at the federal court in San Francisco, highlights the growing tension between big digital platforms and users’ rights to control…
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Google Won’t Have to Sell Android or Chrome, But Must Share Search Data with Rivals
A U.S. federal judge has issued a crucial ruling in the antitrust case against Google. The government’s lawsuit had asked the company to give up its Android operating system and Chrome browser. The judge rejected this request. However, Google is now required to share its search data with competitors to…
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Google Plans to Merge Android and ChromeOS into One Platform
Android 16 has just been released, and some major manufacturers seem ready to adopt it for their devices ahead of schedule. However, ChromeOS, which powers laptops, hasn’t seen as much success as Android, the dominant operating system for smartphones. To offer new features and improved experiences, Google wants to merge…
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Google Faces $314 Million Fine for Unauthorised Data Collection and Mobile Data Usage in California
Privacy is something that concerns all of us today, and that’s why tech giants are under more scrutiny than ever. Google, one of the biggest players in the digital world, has just received a major blow: a California court has imposed a fine of approximately $314 million due to how…
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Google Signs Deal to Buy Wiz for $32 Billion
Google is making another big move in the cloud service space, aiming to boost its cloud security by acquiring Wiz. Wiz is a company that specializes in cloud protection for both small and large businesses. Google believes this acquisition will strengthen its ability to sell cloud storage plans by adding…
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