'Is Netanyahu dead?' What are people in Iran searching on Google
The article discusses the heightened tensions and reactions in Iran and Israel amidst ongoing conflict, particularly following the death of Iran's Supreme Leader.
Times: Former Google executive becomes new BBC CEO
The BBC's board has approved the appointment of former Google executive Matt Brittin as the new head of the broadcaster, with an announcement expected this week.
Music and Artificial Intelligence
Google has entered the music creation space through AI by acquiring ProducerAI, signaling a shift in the music industry's future.
Signal to the Kremlin: Russian residents massively search online for how to leave the country
Russian citizens are increasingly searching online for ways to leave the country amid growing economic distress and internet disruptions.
Jari Keinรคnen saved his childhood's forbidden house โ now Google is hoped to awaken the sleeping village
Jari Keinรคnen, once restricted from playing near a forbidden house in Leppiniemi, is now advocating for its revival with the help of Google.
'Bolt' robotaxi in Europe, car determines alcohol intoxication and new 'Google Maps'. Technology news
The latest episode of 'Digital Breakfast' discusses innovations in technology including Bolt's robotaxi services in Europe and new features in Google Maps.
Pritzker and Google: What is known about the new energy project three hours from Chicago
Google has announced a deal to purchase electricity from a carbon capture gas power plant in Illinois, a project backed by Governor J.B. Pritzker.
Why wasn't this in Chrome long ago?
Google Chrome has introduced a new feature that allows users to split their screen for easier navigation between tabs.
Epstein's Google scam removed abuse information from the internet
Jeffrey Epstein allegedly paid large sums to scrub negative information about him from the internet, raising questions about public knowledge of his criminal history.
Epstein's Google Scheme Removed Abuse Information from the Internet
Jeffrey Epstein's efforts to clean up his online reputation raised questions about the extent of his influence and whether public figures were misled about his criminal history.
Fake Google security page can turn your browser into a spying tool
A new phishing scam impersonates Google security checks to install malware on users' browsers, turning them into tools for spying without actual hacking.
When do we switch to daylight saving time? The change causes controversy
Poles are searching for information about the upcoming switch to daylight saving time, leading to increased Google searches on the topic.
Pilot claims Google Earth image may show Amelia Earhart's missing plane on Pacific island reef
A pilot claims he may have discovered Amelia Earhart's missing plane through a Google Earth satellite image of Nikumaroro Island in the Pacific.
Google Translate exposes Russian spy unit
An investigation reveals that a Russian intelligence unit was compromised after one of its agents used Google Translate, enabling the FBI to intercept their communications.
Aluminium: Google's Operating System to Compete with Windows and Mac
Google is launching a new operating system called Aluminium OS to replace Chrome OS and compete with Windows and macOS.
A pilot believes he has found Amelia Earhart's lost plane after 90 years of searching
A veteran pilot claims to have discovered the lost plane of Amelia Earhart on a remote Pacific island, using Google Earth for his search.
Google co-founder spends 45 million dollars in the fight against California's billionaire tax
Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google, has increased his investment to 45 million dollars in an effort to prevent a proposed billionaire tax in California.
Google Maps leads to divorce after man catches wife 'cheating' on photo
A man initiated divorce proceedings after discovering a photograph of his wife with another man on Google Maps, which led her to confess to an affair.
First Data Protection sanction to a school for improper use of Google in classrooms: 'It is used for purposes beyond the educational sphere'
Spain's data protection agency has issued its first individual sanction to a school for misusing Google management platform, violating regulations regarding minors' personal information.
Fortnite returns to Android phones worldwide officially on March 19
Epic Games confirms that Fortnite will be available on the Google Play Store globally from March 19, after a five-year legal battle with Google.
Gaming Monitor and Google TV: Testing HP Omen 32x
The HP Omen 32x gaming monitor features built-in entertainment capabilities and delivers a cohesive experience.
Google co-founder spends $45m in fight against California billionaire tax
Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google, has significantly increased his financial contributions against a proposed wealth tax in California, bringing his total donations to $45 million.
BBC expected to name Matt Brittin as director general within days
Matt Brittin, a former Google executive, is anticipated to be named the next director general of the BBC, with an announcement expected soon after a board meeting this week.
Russians Established a New Secret Service. It Ended in Failure, Revealed by Google Translate
A newly formed Russian secret service, intended to enhance the reputation of intelligence services, turned into a symbol of failure after an investigation revealed its agents used Google Translate for assassination plans, inadvertently providing evidence to investigators.
ChatGPT instead of Google: AI replaces search engines as purchasing advisors
A significant portion of German AI users are now utilizing chatbots for online shopping, effectively replacing traditional search engines like Google.
Privacy in the browser: what settings are useful to activate in Chrome, Safari, and Firefox
The article discusses important privacy settings for Chrome, Safari, and Firefox to enhance user data protection while browsing the internet.
Dino's Decision Places 'Compulsory Retirement' Among the Most Searched Terms on Google in the Last 24 Hours
A recent decision by Brazilian Supreme Court Minister Flรกvio Dino to ban compulsory retirement for judges as punishment for serious infractions has sparked a significant increase in online searches related to the term.
Digital Child Statute: Google and Meta explain how they verify users' age
Google and Meta outlined their age verification mechanisms in Brazil coinciding with the enforcement of the Digital Child Statute.
Google starts using AI to predict user age
Google is implementing artificial intelligence to estimate users' ages based on their online behavior, adhering to new regulations aimed at protecting minors.
Saint Patrick's Day: the doodle with which Google celebrates the tradition of Ireland
Google commemorates Saint Patrick's Day with a special doodle featuring elements of Irish culture.
Should Norway be Silicon Valley's cheap battery?
Norway is being considered as a potential low-cost energy provider for AI data centers as American tech giants like Microsoft and Google sign a new agreement to self-supply their energy needs.
A new button will be added to Google Maps
Google is implementing its biggest change to Google Maps in a decade with the introduction of an 'Ask Maps' button that integrates its Gemini AI, allowing users to ask complex questions interactively.
Dutch AI company announces a $27 billion deal with Meta
Dutch AI firm Nebius reported a significant $27 billion partnership deal with Meta, aiming to enhance cloud computing capacities.
Shocking AI Test Results. Polish Models Far Behind Google and China
A recent test assessing Polish language models reveals they fall short compared to Google and Chinese AI models.
Polish AI loses to giants. The test of models yielded surprising results
A new Polish test for large language models reveals that local AI tools lag behind major international competitors, notably Google's AI.
Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Nvidia: Iran threatens to strike at US companies in the region
Iran has threatened US companies operating in the region, specifically targeting tech giants like Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Nvidia as possible strikes by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps are imminent.
He is Argentine, lived in a conventillo, now works at Google and revealed what is needed for AI to take off
Eduardo Lรณpez, a leading figure at Google Cloud for Latin America, discusses his journey from a humble upbringing in Buenos Aires to a prominent role in technology and the future of artificial intelligence in the region.
European companies ask the EU to fine Google for favoritism in search
European editors and tech firms are urging EU regulators to conclude their nearly two-year investigation into Google for allegedly favoring its own services in online searches.
Google Gemini declares only GOP senators violate hate speech policy, zero Democrats, author claims
A report reveals that Google's AI flagged only Republican senators for violating hate speech policies, raising concerns over potential bias in AI tools against conservative views.
Families of US victims seek justice in landmark social media addiction trial
Families of victims are pursuing justice in a major trial against Google and Meta regarding social media addiction's impact on youth.
Oscars Reign in Search Engines. One Film Won Six Golden Statues
The film 'One Battle After Another' won six Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director.
Google Discontinues AI Function That Provides Medical Advice
Google has withdrawn an AI feature that provided users with medical advice based on crowdsourced experiences from individuals worldwide.
About the incognito browsing mode, many have a misconception: expert explained its true purpose
The article discusses misconceptions about the incognito browsing mode and highlights legal actions taken against Google regarding user privacy in Chrome's incognito mode.
About twenty multinationals defend the European system that penalizes COโ emissions against attacks in Brussels
A coalition of twenty multinational companies, including Google and Ikea, has issued a joint statement supporting the EU Emissions Trading System amidst rising pressure for its suspension.
How to See Yourself as a Character from 'K-Pop Warriors' Using AI: Step by Step
The article discusses how to create an image of oneself as a character from the popular Netflix animated film 'K-Pop Warriors' using AI technology provided by Google's Gemini.
'Sinners' or 'Marty Supreme'? See the Most Searched Oscar Movies
The article discusses the Oscar nominees for Best Picture and highlights the films that are most searched worldwide according to Google Trends.
The Google Earth of Human Organs is Now Online and Free
A new online portal allows users to explore 3D models of human organs in unprecedented detail, akin to Google Earth.
Russia, 'lost in translation': intelligence unit discovered because it was using Google to translate
A secret Russian military intelligence unit, intended to conduct covert operations abroad, was compromised due to its use of Google for translation.
Choi Soo-yeon, the CEO of the 'Korean Google' who acquired Wallapop
Choi Soo-yeon, CEO of the Korean internet giant Naver, aims to strengthen international expansion and enhance its position in the AI race after acquiring Wallapop.
Half the World in Danger! Google's 'Zero Day' Alert, Take Immediate Action
Google has issued an urgent security update for Chrome browsers globally due to serious vulnerabilities that could put 3.5 billion users at risk from hackers.