In a nutshell: Google has introduced an experimental desktop search application for Windows, marking a shift from its recent browser-first strategy toward renewed investment in native PC software.

One prioritizes convenience and personalization. The other puts privacy first. Which one should you use? We help you decide.

Google will roll out a new “Images” tab to its Search app on iOS and Android over the next few weeks, first in the US. You can find the tab alongside other tabs like Home, Search, and more. It’s ...

Google Apps Updates Episode 122 covers 41 new features across 15 Google apps, including Chrome Desktop split view, Gemini in ...

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Google rolls out new Gemini AI features for Gmail, including AI Inbox, smart summaries, AI search, writing refinement and ...

Back in the Windows XP days, when the only search functionality was a cartoon dog in the sidebar of Windows Explorer (not a joke), Google released Google Desktop. If you installed the application, you ...