For nearly two decades, smartphones have looked and functioned largely the same—rows of colourful apps that users tap to open. Whether you used Apple’s iOS or Google’s Android, the core experience felt interchangeable.

The Google Pixel 10 and Apple iPhone 17 are anticipated to launch in August and September 2025, respectively, with both priced starting at Rs 79,999 in India. A comparison between the two is something inevitable at this point in time.

Google has confirmed that its upcoming Chrome 138 browser update will be the last version to support macOS Big Sur. Going forward, Chrome 139

Germany's data protection commissioner has reported DeepSeek AI to Google and Apple as "illegal content" in a move that could lead to a ban.

If you're using a MacBook that's still running macOS Big Sur, it might be time to finally hit that update button.

Using Google's Automotive SDK for Maps, Rivian can build its own custom navigation system on top of Google Maps. This will give drivers the freshest mapping and traffic data, along with updated ETA info and "arrival range" at destination, a critical piece of information for users, directly within Rivian navigation.

Copilot can now see what’s on your screen, verbally discuss it, and help you use related apps. Apple's and Google's desktop OSes don't have anything similar.

Meta is adding yet another top A.I. expert to the company’s rapidly growing roster of talent, much of it plucked from rival firms like OpenAI, Anthropic and Google. Apple now joins the mix of disgruntled competitors, with researcher Ruoming Pang leaving the iPhone maker to join Mark Zuckerberg ’s push toward advanced forms of A.I.