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Perplexity’s Comet is the AI browser Google wants
For one, it replaces Google Search results with its Perplexity AI “answer engine,” which appears in your browser window when ...
Google Search AI Mode gets Gemini 2.5, Deep Search, and more
At Google I/O, we got a clear picture of how the latest Gemini models would enable dramatically more powerful capabilities in Google Search. Today, Google is beginning to deliver on that promise by ...
Google’s Top 5 SEO Tools
Explore these five essential Google tools that support technical SEO, site speed, content research, and security – all free ...
Perplexity’s Comet Browser Wants to Change How You Surf the Web
During an interview with The Verge, Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas speaks more on the company’s newly-launched AI browser, ...
You can finally move Chrome's address bar on Android - here's how
Some users are getting a notification about the new option when they open Chrome, but not all. I never received any ...
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Google: Since Apple Won’t Support macOS 11, Chrome Won’t Either
Macs with macOS 11 will still be able to run the last supported version of Chrome, but users will receive a warning stating ...
Google’s Chrome Emergency Patch Fixes a High-Severity Bug – Users Should Update Immediately
Google has patched Chrome zero-day CVE-2025-6558, which is being actively exploited in the wild. Users are urged to update ...
Google brings Gemini’s AI smarts to the Google Docs app on iPhone
While much of the power of Google's Gemini AI has been focused on the desktop and web experience, Google is continuing its ...
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Chrome’s Bottom Bar on Android has Finally Arrived
It has been almost a month since Google announced that you would soon be able to move the Chrome address bar to the bottom of ...
Fast Pair on Google TV Is Still Basically Missing — A Year Later
Google announced that it was bringing Fast Pair to Google TV, which would make it easier to pair your Bluetooth devices to ...
Hands on: An early look at Comet — and how AI browsers could change the internet
A bit over 30 years ago, the Netscape browser took the online world by storm with a graphical interface that provided a lens to enjoy the internet in color. Now it’s Comet’s turn to shake things up.