Android 17’s ‘Continue On’ Finally Closes the Ecosystem Gap with Apple-Style Handoff
Google is introducing 'Continue On' in Android 17, allowing seamless task transfers between devices. See how it differs from Apple's Handoff.
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Android 17 QPR1 Beta 3 Double Down on ‘Blur’ and Bouncy UI Animations
Google's latest Android 17 QPR1 Beta 3 introduces a visual overhaul focusing on depth, blur effects, and a redesigned media player for Pixel devices.
Google’s Screenless Gamble: The Fitbit Air and the Vatican’s War on Algorithmic Dominance
An analysis of Google's shift toward screenless wearables with the Fitbit Air and the Vatican's new stance on AI and Big Tech's societal influence.
Google Moves Beyond ChromeOS With ‘Googlebook’ AI Laptop Lineup
Google introduces Googlebook, a new breed of laptops designed specifically for Gemini intelligence, signaling a shift away from traditional ChromeOS.
YouTube is Testing AI-Generated ‘Custom Feeds’ to Break the Algorithm Loop
Google is rolling out a prompt-based 'Your custom feed' feature on YouTube, allowing users to bypass standard recommendations using generative AI.
Thomson Aggressively Undercuts the Budget Market with New Google TV 5.0 QLED Range in India
Thomson launches its Google TV 5.0 QLED lineup in India, starting at an aggressive ₹10,999. We analyze the hardware and the strategy behind the budget QLED push.
Google’s Search Data Drives New Promotional Strategy for ‘The Mandalorian & Grogu’
Disney and Lucasfilm leverage Google's most-searched queries to drive engagement for the upcoming Mandalorian & Grogu film, blending SEO data with celebrity promotion.
Google Unveils ‘Googlebook’: A Hardware Pivot Toward an AI-First Operating System
Google introduces Googlebook, a new category of AI laptops designed for Gemini. Moving beyond ChromeOS, the devices signal a major shift in Google's hardware strategy.
Google’s Shift Toward ‘Actionable AI’ Could Render the Traditional App Store Obsolete
Google's latest AI integrations suggest a future where generative agents replace standalone apps, fundamentally altering the mobile software ecosystem.
Google’s Android 17 is finally bringing a ‘Handoff’ equivalent to the ecosystem
Android 17 introduces 'Continue On,' a cross-device productivity feature allowing users to jump between phones and tablets seamlessly. Here is how it works.