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  • Google India's gross FY25 ad revenue rises 11.3% to Rs 34,742 crore

    Google India's revenue from operations saw a rare 3 percent decline to Rs 5,340.1 crore, down from Rs 5,518.1 crore the previous year.

  • Apple and Google host dozens of apps that can digitally undress women, report finds

    A new watchdog report says Apple and Google are still hosting apps that can digitally undress women, raising serious questions about user safety, consent, and how strictly app store rules are enforced.

  • Google announces theft protection feature for Android devices: Here’s how it works

    Google has announced new theft protection features for Android devices, making it harder for thieves to access personal data and financial apps. Here’s a simple explainer on how the new Android security tools work and what users need to know.

  • Google is about to stop chrome updates for many Apple users: Here’s what that means

    Google is set to stop Chrome updates for Macs running macOS Monterey, affecting millions of Apple users who rely on older devices.

  • When you ask Google about your health, its AI often turns to YouTube

    A new study shows Google’s AI health answers often cite YouTube more than doctors or public health websites, raising concerns about accuracy, safety, and how AI Overviews handle medical information.

  • 149 million passwords linked to Gmail, Facebook and Netflix found in publicly accessible database

    A publicly accessible database exposing 149 million usernames and passwords from Gmail, Facebook, Netflix and crypto platforms was taken offline after a security researcher flagged the issue.

  • Davos 2026: India should focus on applied AI, there are enough foundation model providers, says Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis

    "Indians love AI and they love using it. I think it's going to be a great technology for India economically" Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis told Moneycontrol at Davos 2026

  • Davos 2026: AI is continuously improving despite perception that excitement has faded, says Andrew Ng

    In an interview to Moneycontrol at Davos 2026, Andrew Ng speaks about why open source should be key to India's AI strategy, why fears of mass AI-driven job losses are overstated, Google's comeback and the 'white-hot' AI race

  • Google data engineer quits six-figure job to pursue PhD: 'Wasn't a great fit for me'

    A former Google employee has traded a stable tech career for academia, saying her passion for teaching mattered more than financial security.

  • Davos 2026: Google’s having a moment but AI landscape is ‘white hot,’ says Andrew Ng

    In an interview to Moneycontrol, Andrew Ng said Google's Gemini and OpenAI's ChatGPT are the two market leaders in horizontal information discovery but there is room in coding and many other business verticals.

  • “Only months behind…” Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis issues stark warning on China’s AI rise

    China has rapidly closed the gap with the US in artificial intelligence, with its AI models now just months behind, according to Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis. The remarks highlight rising competition and fresh concerns in the global AI race.

  • From product to profits: Google flags enterprise sales as key challenge for Indian AI startups

    The real challenge lies in crossing the gap between product readiness and global customers, Seema Rao, managing director for top partners India & corporate development at Google, has said

  • YouTube to let parents set time limits or block kids from watching Shorts

    YouTube will also introduce an improved sign-up experience that lets parents create a new kid account and easily switch between accounts

  • Google to start making Pixel, Pixel Pro and Pixel Fold phones in Vietnam

    Google is set to start developing and manufacturing its premium Pixel phones, including Pixel, Pixel Pro and Pixel Fold, in Vietnam this year. The move signals Google’s push to reduce its reliance on China and build a more diversified smartphone supply chain.

  • Google co-founders Sergey Brin, Larry Page leaving California ahead of 'billionaire tax': Report

    The moves come as California weighs a ballot measure that would impose a one-time 5 percent tax on individuals worth more than $1 billion. Sergey Brin has a net worth of about $250 billion, while Larry Page's net worth is $271 billion.

  • Google CEO Sundar Pichai talks about AI shopping future as Wing expands drone delivery at Walmart

    Google CEO Sundar Pichai says AI agents will shape the future of shopping as Walmart expands drone delivery through its partnership with Wing.

  • Google warns publishers against ‘content chunking’ for AI-driven SEO

    Google has warned publishers against “content chunking” for AI tools, saying rewriting articles for bots like Gemini does not improve search rankings.

  • Google parent Alphabet is now worth more than Apple, market value flips after 5 years

    Alphabet overtook Apple in market value for the first time since 2019. The flip highlights Google’s fast AI push, while Apple prepares its own AI updates for 2026.

  • Google spent 1 year on a task, Claude Code did it in 1 hour, says Google engineer

    A Google engineer revealed that Claude Code solved in one hour a coding task Google teams had been working on for a year. Her viral post has sparked fresh debate on AI coding speed and innovation.

  • The 10 most popular travel destinations of 2025, according to Google

    Discover the 10 most popular travel destinations of 2025, according to Google’s Year in Search report. From Bilbao and Dubai to Barbados, see where the world wanted to go.

  • Google DeepMind co-founder Shane Legg: AI will kill remote and WFH jobs

    'If you can do the job remotely over the internet just using a computer, then that job is potentially at risk,' said Shane Legg, chief AGI Scientist and co‑founder of Google DeepMind.

  • Google’s AI wrongly called musician Ashley MacIsaac a sex offender, got his concert cancelled

    Google AI wrongly labelled Juno-winning musician Ashley MacIsaac a sex offender due to a surname mix-up, leading to a cancelled concert. The artist says the error was dangerous and law firms may take up his defamation case for free.

  • Study shows clouds drive Earth’s growing heat imbalance more than pollution

    Earth is absorbing more heat than it releases, and new research suggests changing clouds, not cleaner air, are driving the imbalance, raising fresh questions about how quickly global warming could accelerate.

  • Meta, Apple, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Netflix ramp up India hiring as H-1B rules tighten; 32,000 jobs added in 2025

    FAAMNG companies reported an 18% YoY uptick in hiring in specialised roles in India, with another 3,000-5,000 active job openings.

  • Google might finally let you change your Gmail address: Here’s what that means for you

    Google is introducing a new feature that will let users change their Gmail address while keeping the same account and all their data. Learn how it will work, what stays the same, and what rules apply when the update rolls out globally.

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