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Like most Google apps, Messages A/B tests many features. However, it takes the RCS/SMS client a rather long time to actually launch these capabilities in stable even after they are announced. From various reports, Google itself, and devices we’ve checked, this is the current state of Messages. Update 12/6: Table of contents Still rolling out

Google is cooperating with Disney‘s cease and desist, removing dozens of AI-generated videos featuring characters belonging to the century-old entertainment conglomerate. Following the Disney’s $1B deal with OpenAI for three-year licensing of several characters on Sora, Google has taken down dozens of AI videos from YouTube featuring Mickey Mouse, Deadpool, Moana and more. “We have

Several notable AI models were released or updated during this week. Google’s Gemini 2.5 Flash Image (codename: Nano Banana): This is a state-of-the-art image generation and editing model from Google DeepMind, specializing in consistent character maintenance across images, multi-turn editing, and intuitive visual creation. It’s integrated into the Gemini app and available as a preview

A few weeks after introducing its new AI-powered Remix feature for Google Photos, Google is starting to roll out the feature to users...

Today Google is launching Preferred Sources in Search for everyone in the US and India. This basically lets you tell Google what your preferred sources for information are, and it will then show you more content from those sources in the Top stories part of Google Search. The rollout is expected to take a few

The discoveries by an AI-based bug hunter are significant, as it shows these tools are starting to get real results, even if they still need a human...

It's now safe to say the gang's all here when it comes to big generative AI model makers signing dollar discount deals with Uncle Sam. Google has joined Anthropic and OpenAI, inking questionable short-term discount terms for government agencies.  Not to be outdone by the makers of ChatGPT and Claude, who each agreed to sell

Google Workspace is launching a new security measure to help prevent the same type of account takeover attack that impacted Linus Tech Tips. The feature, which is rolling out in beta for Chrome users on Windows, is designed to block bad actors from remotely stealing the cookies that keep you logged in to your Workspace