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Microsoft, Google, and Nvidia secured HBM3E chips at $500–700 per stack. Everyone else pays $2,100. That gap is now structural, not temporary.
Trump signed an executive order on August 27 renaming Lake Ontario to "Lake America." Google updated its maps within days. Apple Maps and Waze still show the original name.
The Pixel 11 lineup is now available in 20+ countries, but the Pro Fold is blocked in five EU markets — and the base price is up $40.
Google is enforcing strict per-app RAM limits in Android 17, with a two-stage system that compresses then kills processes that go too far.
A free software update brings smarter noise cancellation, 70-language translation, and Pixel Watch sleep sync — plus a new Olive color option.
Hassabis moves to a chairman and chief scientist role at Alphabet while an insider takes over day-to-day operations — and a 27-year Google veteran walks out the door.
The research tool now has 30 million users and a new name, plus a code execution feature rolling out to Pro subscribers in the coming weeks.
Connected apps bring Canva, YouTube Music, and Instacart into Google Search — but the feature is US-only for now, leaving UK users on the sidelines.
Three weeks after Apple, Google removed four Russian apps from its store following EU sanctions that explicitly named FSB supervision of the Max messenger.
A US court injunction — not a regulatory deal — forces Google to open its Play Store catalog to competing app stores for the first time.
A new 'How this ad was made' panel in My Ad Center shows whether generative AI was used — but Google won't verify that advertisers are telling the truth.
Video Remix, powered by Gemini Omni, lets you restyle and relight home videos with a text prompt. It launched July 8, but only for paying subscribers in select countries.
A June 2026 policy change quietly made images, audio, and video you send to Google Search fair game for AI training. Your Google Photos are safe — but everything else may not be.
SMS, call history, and device settings will now eat into your 15GB Google Account limit — but most users won't notice much difference.
The company behind Facebook and Instagram is building a cloud business to monetize its massive AI infrastructure, putting it in direct competition with Amazon, Google, and Microsoft.
