The Latest Breaking News from Google

Privacy and competition penalties are getting bigger, but the real consequences remain small. Proton has tracked down what this means for you.

Code lines found in the recent Android 16 developer preview have hinted at Google working to implement a new split-screen feature that appears to be based on OnePlus' Open Canvas.

Google won't start adding fact-checking to Search because of the EU, because apparently the current system is just fine.

Matt Brittin has been appointed as a non-executive director of Guardian Media Group board, taking up the position on 1 February.

Meta and Nvidia CEOs cast doubt on quantum computing’s near-term potential, sending RGTI, IONQ, and QBTS stocks tumbling. Is this a buying opportunity or a warning sign?

Apple could be finally entering AI hardware game as it joins UALink development.

Two Canadian families allege they were held "hostage" at a Cancun resort, forced to sign non-disclosure agreements for medical help amid health crises during their Christmas vacation. The post “They Just Hope It Scares You Enough”: Mom Claims Her Family Was Held “Hostage” By Luxury Resort first appeared on Bored…

Honor has built another flagship, bursting with features. But limited availability, a step back in battery life and looming launches of other phones make the Honor Magic7 Pro less compelling than it should be.

AI companies spend between £0.82 ($1) and £3.27 ($4) per minute on video footage, with prices varying based on quality and format.

Apple pushed out a software update on Thursday which disabled news headlines and summaries generated using artificial intelligence that were lambasted for getting facts wrong.

Two more Nothing phones get the stable Android 15 update with Nothing OS 3.0.