Google Translate celebrates 20 years by adding a helpful new pronunciation tool. The update listens to your voice and helps fix your accent in real time.
Google Officially Launches The Gemini AI App For Mac Users
Google has officially released a free native Gemini app for Mac computers. People across the USA can rapidly download the software to their desktops today.
Gmail Rolls Out End-To-End Encryption For Enterprise iOS Users
Google brings end-to-end encryption to the Gmail app for iOS users. The update allows Workspace customers to secure emails directly on their devices.
Google Chrome Finally Rolls Out Vertical Tabs and Reading Mode
Google Chrome released an update adding vertical tabs and a distraction-free reading mode. This makes managing open windows and online articles easier.
Google Translate Adds Live Headphone Translation for iOS Users
Google officially brought its live headphone translation to iOS. The update turns your earbuds into a personal interpreter for real time conversations now.
Chrome for Mac to Soon Offer Smoother Refresh Rates on macOS 14 or Later
Chrome for Mac seems to be working on smoother refresh rates by ditching the current CVDisplayLink, in favor of the new CADisplayLink.
Google Prepares New Tab Page Customization for Chrome on iOS, Including Custom Wallpapers
Google seems to be readying new customization options for Chrome on iOS, particularly on the New Tab page.
Soon on Chrome for iOS: Sent Tabs Will Appear as System Notifications
Chrome is testing “Send Tab To Self Notifications” for iOS, and once it rolls out, users will get push notifications when tabs are sent from other devices.
Chrome on iOS Testing New Search Bar Feature with Quick Actions
Chrome on iOS is testing a new improved search bar, which comes in handy especially when searching for businesses such as restaurants.
Chrome on iOS Will Soon Filter Notifications Based on User Preference
Chrome iPhone users may be seeing smarter notifications on Chrome for iOS based on analytics of user feedback soon.
Google Chrome's Quick Delete Feature Will Soon Be Available on iOS
Google Chrome seems to be working on “quick delete” feature for iOS users, after announcing the feature on Android devices a while back.
Google Photos Is Bringing Magic Editor to iPhones & iPads Soon
Google is launching Magic Editor, earlier exclusive to Pixel 8 series and Google One subscribers, on Android and iPhone, starting May 15.
Google Chrome for iPad Will Soon Let You Group Multiple Tabs
Google Chrome for iPadOS might be getting the option to group tabs soon, coming hot on the heels of the successful debut on PC and Android.
Google Chrome for iOS Now Has a Native Package Tracking Feature
The new tab page on the latest version of Chrome on iOS can now track your packages.
How to Block Temu.com Ads on iPhone | Full Guide
Learn how to block Temu.com and its intrusive ads on Google, Safari, and iPhone using personalized settings, ad-blockers, and VPNs.
iPhone 14 Plus Fails at Failing - TMO Daily Observations 2023-03-22
Since its introduction, most in the tech press have deemed iPhone 14 Plus a failure. New numbers indicate otherwise, leaving most in the tech press to question how Apple got it so wrong? No. That doesn’t make sense. TMO writer Nick deCourville and Ken will discuss it. Plus – Google Bard goes bigger and a very convincing Steve Jobs chatbot.
Big Tech's Big A.I. Push with Tom Merritt - TMO Daily Observations 2023-02-10
Daily Tech News Show’s Tom Merritt named generative A.I. the most important story of 2022. It is not slowing down in 2023. He joins Ken to talk about this week’s announcements from Microsoft and Google. Plus – what’s going on with Apple and A.I.?
How to Double Space in Google Docs with an iPad
For those using Google Docs on an iPad, there’s a rather easy way to double space your text and paragraphs: here’s how.
Holding a Grudge and Loosening Restrictions - TMO Daily Observations 2023-01-26
Secret sources tell the Financial Times that Apple is trying to lessen its ties with Google over feelings of betrayal tied to Android. TMO Managing Editor Jeff Butts and Ken discuss why it’s a good article anyway. Plus – Rumor has Apple loosening its COVID policies. Yay?
Evercore Loves the M2, the DoJ Goes After Google and More
One financial type loves Apple’s M2, the DoJ goes after Google, and Apple ushers in Data Privacy Day. That’s today’s Observation Deck view.
Microsoft Looking Into 'Super App' to Directly Compete with Apple and Google in Search Engine Markets
Reports indicate that Microsoft may develop a “super app” that would compete in the search engine market alongside Google and Apple.
Google Doodle Allows Users to Create Their Own Game to Celebrate Life of Developer Jerry Lawson
A new Google Doodle now allows users to create their own games in celebration of the life and work of developer Jerry Lawson.
Google Is On the Hook for $392 Million in Largest-Ever US Consumer Privacy Lawsuit
Google has agreed to settle the largest consumer privacy lawsuit in the U.S. It’s agreed to pay out $392 million and change its practices.
You Could See More Political Campaign Emails In Your Gmail Inbox
Thanks to an approved proposal from Google, you might see more political emails in your Gmail inbox this year than before.