Google's Nano Banana available on X: Here's how to use
Google has launched Nano Banana, an AI image generation and editing tool, accessible on X. Users can create and modify images by tagging the AI and providing prompts. This tool, along with the Gemini 2.5 Flash Image upgrade, offers features like image blending, character consistency, and targeted transformations using natural language. Gemini 2.
'Very unfair': Trump threatens EU tariffs for $3.47-billion Google antitrust fine
President Trump has expressed strong disapproval of the European Union's hefty $3.46 billion fine imposed on Google due to antitrust issues. In response, Trump threatened to initiate a Section 301 investigation into the EU's trade practices. He vowed to protect American ingenuity and counteract what he perceives as unfair penalties against U.S. companies.
Google announces expansion to compute flex CUDS
Google announces expansion to compute flex CUDS.
Google hit with $3.5 billion fine from European Union in ad-tech antitrust case
The European Union has fined Google €2.95 billion for violating competition rules by favoring its own digital advertising services. The EU demands Google end its anti-competitive practices and address conflicts of interest within its ad tech business. Google disputes the decision, arguing it will harm European businesses.
ETtech Explainer: Google vs US in search monopoly case
After hearing arguments from both the US government and Google, US federal Judge Amit P Mehta gave his ruling on the suit filed to break up the search major as it broke antitrust law. The judgment could reshape how Google strikes deals and continues to maintain its supremacy in online search.
Court blocks Chrome sale! Google stock shoots up after major antitrust ruling
Google stock surged nearly 8% to $211.35 after a landmark court ruling spared Chrome from a forced breakup, adding over $150 billion in market value and marking Alphabet’s strongest rally of 2025.
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Google down: Gmail, Search, YouTube, Maps face global outages, millions of users suffer
Google services are down in many countries. Services like Gmail, YouTube, and Google Maps are affected. Users reported problems with the Google website and search functions. This outage follows a court order for Google to pay $425 million for privacy breaches. However, a court also allowed Google to maintain control of Chrome and Android. Alphabet's shares increased after this ruling.
Google partly down in Turkey, parts of Europe: Government and watchdog
Google services, including YouTube, experienced outages in Turkey and parts of Europe on Thursday, starting around 0700 GMT. Turkey’s deputy telecoms minister said a technical report was requested from Google. Affected areas included Turkey, southeast Europe, Ukraine, Russia, and parts of western Europe, according to local internet monitors.
Record French fines for Google and Shein over cookies
France fined Google €325 million and Shein €150 million for breaking cookie laws by not getting proper user consent. The CNIL said both firms failed to inform users or offer clear choices. Google faces extra penalties if it doesn't comply in six months. Both companies plan to appeal the fines.
Google must pay $425 million in class action over privacy, jury rules
A US jury ordered Google to pay $425 million for collecting user data despite tracking being turned off. The case involved privacy violations affecting millions. Though Google denies wrongdoing and plans to appeal, the verdict highlights growing scrutiny over its data practices. The users had been seeking more than $31 billion in damages.
AI-pushed, Google Search not destroyed
A US court has ruled in favour of Google in a major antitrust case. Google will retain Chrome and Android. The court acknowledged the growing competition from AI search engines like ChatGPT. Google must share data with rivals to promote competition. The case may go to the Supreme Court. Google faces ongoing antitrust challenges.
US stock market today: Nasdaq, S&P 500 climb as Google antitrust ruling lifts tech stocks, while Dow slides on tariff and bond fears
US stocks split direction on Wednesday as Google’s courtroom victory sent the S&P 500 and Nasdaq higher, while the Dow struggled under tariff uncertainty, rising bond yields, and fresh labor data that sharpened bets on a September Fed rate cut.
EU trade chief stalls Google fine after Trump threats
The EU's trade chief insisted Wednesday he fully backed the bloc's antitrust probe into Google after it emerged he hit pause on plans to fine the tech giant -- seemingly for fear of US retaliation.
Google Pixel 10 Pro & Pro XL review - Google goes mainstream
Pixel 10 Pro & Pro XL are Google’s latest offerings. The devices are locked in on 256GB variants. Both devices deliver Android 16 & 7 years of OS updates
Alphabet shares surge over 6% after court rules against a breakup
Alphabet's shares surged after a U.S. judge ruled against breaking up Google, adding over $170 billion to its market value. The ruling allows Google to maintain control over Chrome and Android, while barring certain exclusive contracts. Analysts believe this outcome removes a significant legal overhang, potentially deepening Alphabet's partnership with Apple and integrating Gemini AI into iPhones.
Apple wins big! Judge refuses to kill its $20 billion Google search goldmine, stock soars
Apple won a big court boost as a judge allowed its search deal with Google to continue. This deal is very important for Apple because it gives huge money every year. The decision also made Apple stock rise. Google also gained after the ruling. The case is part of a bigger fight over search power.
Cashify-Google deal expected to double Pixel’s presence in India’s smartphone market
Cashify's exclusive partnership with Google aims to boost Pixel's market share in India, targeting a rise from under 2% to at least 5% within 12-18 months through certified refurbished devices. This collaboration provides Cashify with access to discounted Google spare parts, aligning with India's right-to-repair initiatives.
Alphabet shares jump as US court ruling eases antitrust concerns
Alphabet shares jumped 6% after a US judge ruled Google won't face a breakup in an antitrust case, allowing it to keep Chrome and Android. While some exclusive deals are barred, core partnerships like Apple remain intact. The decision eases regulatory concerns and boosts investor confidence in Alphabet’s future.
Google's AI rivals get a boost from data-sharing order, but tech giant far from routed
While Google was spared the devastating outcome of having to sell its popular Chrome browser and Android operating system, U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta's ruling was a nod to regulators' efforts to level the playing field for companies who have invested billions to boost their AI business.
The government just walloped Google. That's good business.
Silicon Valley’s success owes much to past government support, despite claims of self-made growth. A recent ruling against Google marks a return to antitrust action, aiming to curb monopolies and open space for new innovators. History shows that government intervention often drives true competition and tech progress, not stifles it.
How Big Tech is faring against US antitrust lawsuits
US antitrust regulators are targeting Big Tech firms, including Google, Meta, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, and Nvidia over monopoly concerns. Google must share search data; Meta faces a case over past acquisitions; Apple and Amazon are accused of stifling rivals. Microsoft and Nvidia are under investigation but haven’t been sued yet.
Google keeps Chrome and Apple deal but must share data in big antitrust ruling
A US judge ruled Google can keep Chrome and Android but must share search data with rivals to encourage fair competition. The decision highlights AI’s growing threat to Google’s dominance. It’s part of a broader US antitrust push against Big Tech, aiming to reduce monopolistic practices and increase consumer choice.
US Judge says Google need not sell Chrome browser but must do this; here’s what the court ordered the tech giant in its ruling
Google need not sell its Chrome search engine, a US court said in its ruling. However, the tech giant must share data with competitors. This aims to boost competition in online search. Judge Amit Mehta rejected calls to sell Chrome and Android. Sundar Pichai voiced concerns about data sharing. Google plans to appeal the ruling.
Google adtech fine on hold as EU awaits lower US car duties, sources say
EU antitrust regulators delayed fining Google over adtech practices while awaiting a US-EU trade deal on car tariffs. The fine, expected soon, was postponed amid political sensitivity, with concerns about independence of enforcement.
Should all Gmail users change password? Google has this to say
Recent online headlines created panic among Gmail users. These headlines claimed billions needed to change passwords. Google clarifies that no emergency security alert was issued. Gmail's security effectively blocks phishing attempts. A past database breach did not affect Gmail accounts. Scammers are exploiting the situation with fake warnings. Google recommends using Passkeys for enhanced security.
Warning for Gmail users: Should you change password immediately after Google's latest update? What's the truth
Recent online buzz urged Gmail users to urgently change passwords due to a supposed breach, but Google has refuted these claims as false. The tech giant in a blog post has said that the claims of a major Gmail security warning are false. Google also assured its users that Gmail’s protections are strong and effective.
Hackers demand Google's action: Scattered LapSus Hunters threaten information leak
A hacker group, Scattered LapSus Hunters, is threatening Google, demanding the termination of two employees and cessation of network probes. This ultimatum follows a Salesforce breach where hackers accessed business contact information, leading to increased phishing attempts targeting Gmail users. Google assures its core systems remain secure despite the ongoing threats and security concerns.
Google Vids: The Future of Storytelling Is an AI That Writes, Directs, and Stars for You
Google has just unveiled Google Vids, its latest AI-powered video creation tool that blends content generation, lifelike avatars, and Gemini’s image-to-video intelligence into a platform anyone can use for free. Imagine pitching an idea, and in minutes, getting a polished video complete with voice, visuals, and animated avatars crafted entirely by AI.
Google's urgent warning for everyone with a Gmail account - Six critical rule changes you cannot afford to miss
Google has issued a stark warning to its 2.5 billion Gmail users worldwide, urging them to change their passwords and enable two-step verification (2SV) as hackers have rammed up their attacks. Google’s Threat Intelligence Group (TAG) confirmed that the hacker collective ShinyHunters has resurfaced with a sophisticated campaign aimed at Gmail and Google Cloud users.
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