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Google I/O has always been a showcase for R&D projects that might become products one day. The 2025 edition felt different. Almost every demo—whether a light-field video booth, a pair of glasses or a revamped Search page—ran on the same brain­stem: Gemini 2.5. The keynote’s message was clear: Google’s future isn’t “AI-powered” apps; it’s one […]

The way we search the internet is undergoing a profound shift. For over two decades, Google has defined how we retrieve information: a search bar, a list of links, and a web of results filtered through a ranking algorithm that’s constantly evolving. But in the past year, a new contender has started drawing serious attention: Perplexity […]

Get ready for a seismic shift in the tech world! An Apple executive just casually predicted the demise of Google as we know it, suggesting AI search is not just coming – it’s here to make traditional search engines IRRELEVANT. If you thought Google was untouchable, think again. The AI revolution is knocking, and it […]

Just a few days after its official debut on March 25, 2025, Google has once again redefined the boundaries of artificial intelligence with the launch of Gemini 2.5. Hailed as the company’s most advanced and “intelligent” AI model to date, Gemini 2.5 is not just an incremental upgrade—it represents a radical shift in the way […]

Ever been mid-project when Google’s Gemini AI suddenly stops working? It always happens at the worst times—right before a deadline or during a crucial task. If you’re stuck refreshing the page, wondering if Gemini is down, you’re not alone. Outages like this leave users searching for answers and alternatives like Claude, ChatGPT, or Fello AI to keep […]

Google just introduced Gemini 2.0, its most ambitious AI model yet, with a bold announcement by its CEO Sundar Pichai on X and its official blog. Pichai claims that this isn’t just another upgrade—it marks the beginning of the agentic era, where AI doesn’t just assist but acts, taking initiative to think, plan, and solve problems. At the center of this […]