You can easily transfer ownership of a Google Doc that you created whenever you no longer need ownership of it, but others do.

Google Gemini Pro is free for students for one year, after which it costs $26.99 CAD per month. This provides students with unlimited Gemini chats, image uploads, and quiz generation, along with ...

Google expands its VRPs with a new AI-focused program Payouts could reach up to $30,000 for outstanding reports Content-based issues like hallucinations aren’t covered by the VRP Google has announced ...

Imad is a senior reporter covering Google and internet culture. Hailing from Texas, Imad started his journalism career in 2013 and has amassed bylines with The New York Times, The Washington Post, ...

Google nixed plans for a gigantic $1 billion data center on more than 460 acres of land in Indiana after residents hotly protested the proposal due to concerns that the complex would jack up ...

Google has launched Gemini 2.5 Computer Use, an AI model capable of interacting with software like a human by visually understanding interfaces. This new model outperforms rivals like Claude and ...

What’s happened? Clearly taking inspiration from rotary dial telephones, Google is introducing a new keyboard that will turn heads in the office. Google Japan has announced the release of its new ...

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Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. WikiHow’s CEO says Google’s ad tools give it stability, even as other parts of its business upend how users ...

Students in the UAE can now get free, one-year access to Google Gemini Pro, the company’s generative AI tool. The initiative, the result of a strategic collaboration between Google and the UAE ...

As we careen toward a future in which Google has final say over what apps you can run, the company has sought to assuage the community’s fears with a blog post and a casual “backstage” video. Google ...

Google hasn’t said it wants to kill the web, of course. Some of you might be asking, “What the heck are you smoking!?” that I’d even entertain such a question. After all, the company has built its ...