So it is with a new warning from Google, after it confirmed the latest “AI driven” attack on its account holders — for which you can read Gmail. The attack was frighteningly clever, that much is ...

Gmail for iPhone and iPad was finally updated with a Material 3 redesign today. Compared to Android, only some of Google’s iOS ...

A bug in the latest Google Messages beta (version 20250119_01_RC00) is causing the Magic Compose button ... AI features within tools like Google Docs, Gmail, Sheets, Meet, Chat, Vids, and more ...

Starting today, Google Workspace suite users can access Gemini-powered AI experiences directly from Gmail, Docs, Sheets ... offering tools like email summarisation, writing improvement in Docs, and ...

Google is making steps to fix that problem by adding a simple "Insert" button on the Android version of Gmail that you can ... summarize entire email threads, and even create events in your ...

At any level, for most people, exchanging email addresses or phone numbers is just like saying hello. Signing up for apps, newsletters, or verification accounts is like daily life routine. But wait, ...

Google is now addressing this pain point by adding an insert button to the Gemini panel in Gmail. The next time you summon Gemini and ask it to suggest a reply for an email, you’ll get an option ...

Gmail has introduced a new "Insert" option in Gemini-generated ... When asked for a reply to the email, Gemini suggested three responses. I tapped on insert and it copy-pasted the text as it is. So I ...

Nothing Phone (3) is expected to be a flagship device. There are speculations that a new model could launch in India soon. This year is significant for Nothing fans with anticipated innovations. As ...

According to tipster Evan Blass, who shared a leaked email from Pei, this year is shaping up to be the company’s most significant yet, largely due to the arrival of its flagship device, the Nothing ...

Now, there's finally word about the anticipated launch of the Nothing Phone 3. This is because an email leaked by veteran industry tipster Evan Blass (@evleaks on X), reveals that Nothing's next ...

this video will show you a simple solution that works on both your phone and computer. On Mobile: Open the Gmail app, click the compose button, and tap the paperclip icon to attach a video.