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  1. 8 Google Maps Tips Every Driver Needs To Know

    BGR ·

    Google Maps takes all of the hassle and confusion out of travelling. It's fantastically convenient already, but there's more to it than you might know.

  2. Google funds a 1GW virtual power plant with Voltus on the PJM grid

    TNW ·

    Google will fund a 1 gigawatt virtual power plant run by Voltus on the PJM grid, to supply capacity for its operations there. The deal adds 1,070 megawatts to the 100 megawatts the two agreed in June, the companies said on Thursday. PJM...

  3. Googlebooks just aren’t ready

    The Verge ·

    The Acer Googlebook 14 (left), Lenovo Googlebook 15 (center), and HP Googlebook 14 (right). Di Benedetto / The Verge EEvery Googlebook laptop we've tested so far has great hardware. While Googlebook OS has exciting ideas for how a...

  4. These 2 useful Google Wallet upgrades are starting to roll out

    Android Authority ·

    TL;DR Google Wallet’s new in-app notification feed is beginning to reach users. Passport-based ID passes are also expanding to more countries. Both additions are rolling out gradually, so not everyone may have them yet.

  5. Gemini Comes to Google Maps on Apple CarPlay: What Works

    TechRepublic · · Unconfirmed

    Google is bringing conversational Gemini navigation to Apple CarPlay, allowing drivers to ask multi-step questions about routes and destinations, but Personal Intelligence remains unconfirmed. The post Gemini Comes to Google Maps on...

  6. Googlebook OS Early Reviews Reveal App and Gemini Problems

    TechRepublic ·

    Early Googlebook OS reviews reveal Android app compatibility problems, account-switching limitations, and Gemini features that struggle with everyday tasks. The post Googlebook OS Early Reviews Reveal App and Gemini Problems appeared...

  7. Google One may soon fix its biggest multi-account headache

    Android Authority ·

    Credit: Megan Ellis / Android Authority TL;DR The latest Google One app update includes code for a “Connected accounts” feature that could allow plan managers to share plan benefits with secondary accounts without potentially using...

  8. OpenAI partners with Google Cloud to offer AI models, codex workflows

    Latest InfoTech News, IT, Information Technology News | The HinduBusinessLine ·

    OpenAI’s frontier models and Codex workflows will be accessible through Google Cloud’s Model Garden and Marketplace, enabling enterprises to evaluate, purchase, and deploy AI-powered pipelines within existing GCP ecosystems.

  9. The Fitbit Edge doesn’t have NFC, and Google just revealed why

    Android Authority ·

    Credit: Joe Maring / Android Authority TL;DR The Fitbit Edge doesn’t have NFC functionality, which means you can’t make contactless payments via the wearable. Google told Android Authority that it skipped NFC because less than 1% of...

  10. OpenAI Brings Its Models and Codex to Google Cloud

    Analytics India Mag ·

    OpenAI will make its AI models and Codex coding agent available through Google Cloud , allowing enterprise customers to access them through Google Cloud’s Model Garden and purchase them using existing cloud spending commitments. The...

  11. OpenAI to make its most advanced AI models available in Google Cloud

    SiliconANGLE ·

    OpenAI Group PBC today announced plans to make its latest large language models accessible in Google Cloud. The LLMs will be available through the Alphabet Inc.’s unit Model Garden service. It provides access to more than 200 neural...

  12. OpenAI's latest AI models are coming to Google Cloud and Antigravity

    Ars Technica ·

    Google would certainly prefer that everyone used its Gemini models with Google Cloud services, but soon, you'll have more options. OpenAI and Google have come to an arrangement that will see the former's frontier models arrive in Google...

  13. Google Chrome is done warning you about insecure websites after the fact

    Android Authority ·

    TL;DR Google is enabling Chrome’s “Always Use Secure Connections” setting for all users by default. Chrome will now warn users before connecting to insecure HTTP websites, giving them a chance to back out. Chrome won’t repeatedly warn...

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