CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Apple issued a warning to iPhone users that explicitly states to not use Google Chrome, but the warning may not be for the reason you think. Rather than being spurred by a specific ...

With the introduction of new AI features on Google Chrome, it is now a no-brainer to manage and automate repetitive tasks or expand knowledge with the tools. Find out how below. Use Gemini on Chrome ...

What if your browser could do more than just open websites? Imagine a tool that not only helps you navigate the web but also acts as your personal assistant, summarizing dense articles, automating ...

It's a nice overcast day out on the water. I'm using the new bait pockets to quickly tie up roe bags as I need them as I fish for Steelhead on salmon roe. I love how easy to use these new bait pockets ...

While some AI startups have to design browsers from scratch to offer users built-in AI chatbot functionality, Google is in a unique position that gives it a massive head start. Google owns Chrome, the ...

Google is incorporating its Gemini artificial intelligence model throughout the Chrome browser, just two weeks after dodging an antitrust case that could have broken up the company. Gemini, which ...

Plus, while on a website using Chrome, you can ask questions and learn more about your current page with AI Mode. Google AI Mode is coming to the Chrome browser with the Chrome address bar allowing ...

Earlier this month, Google avoided having to sell off its Chrome browser as a penalty for operating an illegal monopoly in its search business, and now it’s going all in on features that will keep ...

Google's Gemini chatbot will soon be available on Chrome for free, while AI Mode will be accessible directly from the browser’s search/address bar. Like it or not, more AI is coming to Google’s Chrome ...

Editor's take: Browser vendors are rushing to pack more AI features into their products, even though many users strongly dislike the trend. For those web "purists," it might be time to take a second ...

Between 50 and 100 million Windows users have switched browsers in recent weeks, just as Microsoft reveals its new warning to stop using Google Chrome. The problem is that this switch has not gone as ...