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Google couldn't tell me this one key thing about the Pixel 10a's Tensor chip choice

The decision to retain the Tensor G4 looks... strange

A jury will soon decide if social media addictions are harming children. These families have already felt the pain

The bellwether trial against tech behemoths Meta and Google could set the course for the 1,600 other plaintiffs across the country

The Independent UK

So what's actually new in Google's Pixel 10a? 5 key upgrades you might have missed

Struggling to see what's new in the Pixel 10a? Wonder no more!

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Zuckerberg takes stand in social media trial as jury hears that he’s trained on how to avoid being ‘fake, robotic and corporate’

Wednesday’s court proceedings marked the first time Mark Zuckerberg has appeared at a civil trial

The Independent UK

'The AI era is no longer a distant promise; it is a present reality,' Google declares in a report that also claims its AI principles are the 'north star standards'

Google also promises to fix all the holes that have popped up in the AI ship as it's hurtled forward.

PC Gamer

I used AI to find the right perfume for my wife and I don’t regret it

Gooel Gemini is surprisingly adept at helping you pull an excellent Valentine's Day gift out of a proverbial hat.

TechRadar

I tried Gemini’s new Lyria 3 in-app AI song generator — and it turned my to-do list into a punk rock anthem

Google’s Gemini app now includes an AI music generator powered by Lyria 3 — I tested it to see how well it works.

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Gemini’s music generator is here, and I think this is where everyday AI gets interesting

Gemini now turns prompts or photos into 30-second AI songs with lyrics, giving anyone an easy, share-ready way to create custom music in seconds.

Android Central

I’ve found the best Pixel 10a pre-order deals

Google’s new £499 phone is the Pixel 9a all over again, but charges ahead with a flagship-beating battery

The Independent UK

OpenAI is paying workers $1.5 million in stock-based compensation on average, the highest of any tech startup in history

The AI talent war is pushing ChatGPT creator OpenAI to give out millions in equity compensation to its 4,000 employees. Meanwhile, its boss, Sam Altman, has zero equity and just a $76K salary.

Fortune

The Pixel 10a is official, and it's one of Google's smallest upgrades yet

Google launches the Pixel 10a with a familiar design, minor upgrades, Tensor G4, but in new colors, making it one of the smallest Pixel refreshes yet.

Android Central

The Pixel 10a and the glory of the affordable flat phone

Google Pixel 10a won't be the fastest or most full-featured Android, but it might be the flattest, and its capabilities could surprise you.

TechRadar

The Google Pixel 10a is here with a new look and features — here’s what you need to know

Google has unveiled the Google Pixel 10a, which features a new smooth design and several impressive features that are worth a look, including Gemini-backed additions and a first for the series safety feature.

Tom’s Guide

Google quietly reveals new Pixel phone –but it's no big surprise to anyone

Google reveals new Pixel phone –but it's no great surprise to anyone

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Google Pixel 10a launch — here's all the best AI features you can use

Google's latest cheap phone is here, and with it comes a bunch of AI features/ Here's what the Pixel 10a has to offer.

Tom’s Guide

Google Pixel 10a review: The laziest upgrade still brings the most value in a phone

The Google Pixel 10a has the smallest hardware upgrades in any new phone, but it does prioritize the software to make it even more feature rich — and the price can't be beat.

Android Central

I never worry about photo composition thanks to this Google Pixel 9a trick

Not sure how to center in on your subject to get the perfect shot? Auto Frame does the work for you on phones like the Google Pixel 9a.

GamesRadar

RAM shortages explained: Why the world's supply of computing memory is so expensive right now

What's going on with RAM shortages, price inflation, and AI? I'm here to walk you through what you need to know.

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Windows Central

Microsoft needs to bring back the annual Windows event and stop acting ashamed of the platform

Is Microsoft ashamed of Windows? I wouldn't blame you for thinking so, given every year Google and Apple are eager to get on stage and talk about what's next for their platforms. Microsoft hasn't done this for Windows in a long time.

TechRadar

Google I/O 2026 is official: here are 5 things to expect

Google I/O 2026 is set for May, and we're likely to see new features for most of Google's operating systems.

The Guardian - UK

Credit cards cancelled, Google accounts closed: ICC judges on life under Trump sanctions

Kimberly Prost and Luz del Carmen Ibáñez Carranza vow US reprisals will not affect work of international criminal court

Google I/O 2026 confirmed and dates revealed – here's what to expect

Google's developer show will bring the latest details about Android, Gemini and more

Tom’s Guide

Samsung just revealed key details about the Galaxy S26's camera — and it could be an AI powerhouse

Samsung Galaxy S26 may not launch until next week, but Samsung still seems to be hyping up its AI camera capabilities.

Euronews

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to testify in trial over alleged social media harm to children

A 20-year-old woman going by the name KGM alleges in a lawsuit that her use of Meta and Google platforms as a child fostered depressive and suicidal thoughts.

Times Life

Why Sundar Pichai, Satya Nadella and Shantanu Narayen Built Their Careers Outside India

When Indians see familiar names leading companies like Google, Microsoft and Adobe, pride feels natural. These leaders were educated in Indian institutions, shaped by Indian classrooms and mentors. Yet their rise to the top happened thousands of miles away. To understand why, we must look not at emotion, but at…

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