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Google puts AI Mode in Chrome’s address bar with page-aware prompts, Gemini help across tabs, and stronger protections, rolling out in the U.S. first. You can start AI Mode from the Chrome address bar ...

Google is tying Gemini and Chrome closer together, allowing Gemini broader access to your Chrome tabs while quietly turning the address bar into an entry point for its AI Mode. Eventually, it’ll add ...

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Google’s Gemini AI seems to be everywhere these days. It’s in your Gmail, it’s on your phone, and soon, it’ll be in your browser. While Google’s AI browser integration was already live for Google AI ...

If you're on the hunt for a new laptop but can't justify some of the prices, Wowcher is currently selling a portable Lenovo Chromebook for £44.99 instead of £99. It's equipped with a dual processor ...

Google Touts ‘Biggest Upgrade to Chrome in Its History’ With Gemini AI Your email has been sent Google is rolling out Gemini AI in Chrome, calling it the browser ...

Rajesh started following the latest happenings in the world of Android around the release of the Nexus One and Samsung Galaxy S. After flashing custom ROMs and kernels on his beloved Galaxy S, he ...

Google is putting an AI Mode chip in Chrome’s omnibox for quicker access to the feature. The omnibox will also start suggesting relevant questions based on the context of the page you’re on. Clicking ...