Google is reportedly developing an AI writing and editing feature, called "Help me write," for Chromebooks, which will be available to improve text written in various apps. The feature is expected to be launched with ChromeOS version 118 in mid-October.
Google is aiming to increase its market share in the cloud industry by developing AI tools to compete with Microsoft and Amazon.
Google plans to charge large businesses $30 per month for each user of its Duet AI technology, which adds artificial intelligence enhancements to Gmail and other productivity apps, with similar pricing as Microsoft's upcoming 365 Copilot enhancements.
Google has made its Duet AI tools for Google Workspace available to all users, following a 14-day free trial, with pricing starting at $30 per user per month for large businesses and details for consumers and smaller businesses to be revealed later. The AI tools aim to enhance Google's popular apps such as Gmail, Google Docs, Meet, Sheets, and Slides.
Apple is reportedly considering launching a line of low-cost MacBooks to rival Chromebooks, targeting buyers who find Apple's premium laptops too expensive.
Google is reportedly planning to increase the prices of its upcoming Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro smartphones in Europe, with the Pixel 8 starting at €799 and the Pixel 8 Pro potentially exceeding €1,099 and costing up to €1,299 for the highest storage variant.
A new Chromecast with Google TV is expected to be released soon, featuring better speeds and a new remote layout, while Walmart is also working on a new Google TV streaming stick that could cost around $15.
Google is extending the update lifespan of Chromebooks to 10 years and introducing adaptive charging and an energy saver mode.
Modest design changes and improved performance are expected for the Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, including display tweaks, camera upgrades, and a "next-generation" Tensor G3 chip, with a rumored release date of October 11 and prices starting at $649.
Google will be raising the prices of its Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro devices in the US market, with the Pixel 8 costing $699 and the Pixel 8 Pro costing $999.
Google is releasing the Chrome OS 117 update for Chromebooks, introducing a Material You redesign, new notification and privacy features, Dynamic Color theming, simplified system specs access, adaptive charging, and additional functionalities.
Google has launched the Chromebook Plus certification program to help shoppers identify high-quality Chromebooks that meet specific requirements.
Google has launched the Chromebook Plus program, which sets hardware specifications for ChromeOS laptops from Acer, Asus, HP, and Lenovo, but surprisingly no laptops from Samsung, raising speculation about Samsung's absence from the program.
Google could release a new Pixelbook focused on AI and productivity features, with a starting price of $399.
Google unveiled its Pixel Watch 2, featuring an improved heart rate sensor, personal safety options, a more powerful processor, and a longer battery life compared to its predecessor, with a starting price of $349.
Google has unveiled new Pixel smartphones infused with more artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, including an AI assistant that can generate captions for photos and perform tasks through AI chatbot Bard, while also improving editing tools and cameras; the AI features will justify a price increase, with starting prices for both models increasing by $100.
Google's Pixel phones, despite facing some issues with bugs and hardware, have seen a rise in sales with nearly 38 million units sold since 2016 and are known for their AI-based features and software advantage.
The new Chromebook Plus laptops from HP, Acer, Asus, and Lenovo are now available at Best Buy and Target, offering higher specs and exclusive features like File Sync and Magic Eraser.
The Pixel Tablet, equipped with a Charging Speaker Dock and Google's custom Tensor G2 chip, is available at a discounted price of $409 during the Amazon Prime Big Deal Days sale.
The Google Pixel Tablet, which comes with a speaker dock, is currently on sale for $409 during Amazon's October Prime Day sale, offering an 18% discount.
Google is potentially developing a way to install ChromeOS Flex on unsupported Chromebooks, according to a recent Chromium Gerrit commit, potentially extending the lifespan of these devices.
The Google Pixel Tablet is currently available at an all-time low price of $393 on Amazon, $26 less than its Prime Day price and $106 off the list price, and no Amazon Prime membership is required.
Apple is reportedly developing new 12-inch and 13-inch MacBook models priced at around $700 or less, potentially targeting the education market and aiming to compete with Chromebooks.
Google has invested an additional $2 billion into AI startup Anthropic, bringing its total investment to $3.05 billion, as the company aims to achieve breakthroughs in the AI industry with the help of its AI systems.
Apple may be developing new low-cost MacBooks, including a 12-inch and 13-inch model, which can compete with Chromebooks in the education market and offer an affordable alternative to the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air.