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Google is using Gemini AI model to power its Photos app which can give you customised and contextual results.

Google I/O 2024 has been mostly about the AI advancement from the company and its new-gen Gemini AI assistant coming soon.

HMD is bringing its first set of smartphones that don't have the popular Nokia brand name to the Indian market soon. Here are the details.

Meta has launched smart glasses with Ray Ban and is now exploring making earphones powered by artificial intelligence with cameras.

Vivo has launched multiple Fold devices in the market earlier but none of them have come to the Indian market which could change this year.

Google's Gemini AI is already available across phone, its search engine and now you can access it via Chrome on your desktop as well.

The U.S. International Trade Commission is launching a probe into GoPro claims that patents for its cameras, systems and accessories are being violated by Chinese firms.

Android phones also support face unlock but unlike the iPhones, the tech is based on software which has raised concerns before.

Meta is going to pick up a large tab of AI chips from Nvidia this year that will cost billions but how is the company planning to make the money back?

Google Meet calls can now continue even when you switch between your phone and laptop in between the calls without breaking the connection.

OnePlus 8 series launched in 2020 got its share of Android OS updates and now the last software update has also been released. What it means for the users.

Microsoft on Tuesday launched a lightweight artificial intelligence model, as it looks to attract a wider client base with cost effective options.

In a post on X, the Tesla CEO said he looks forward to visiting the country later this year

Boring Phone is basically the popular Nokia 2660 Flip phone in a translucent avatar that has no internet or apps that people can get addicted to.

Android 15 is already out as a public beta for testers and some interesting features are being previewed that could make the OS safer for millions.

OnePlus India faces the issue with retailers who are ready to take its phones off the shelves if their demands are met. Here's what OnePlus has to say.