Google Keep is preparing a visual update with Material You elements, following a redesign that introduced the FAB last ...

as she then started jumping around enthusiastically. The star started in a huge marble-floored entry hall, before showing off the living room. The huge space was flooded with light from the floor ...

Gmail’s search will now take your most-clicked emails and frequent contacts into account to provide better results. Gmail’s search will now take your most-clicked emails and frequent contacts ...

Google is moving the account switcher in the Gmail app to its original position, allowing for easier inbox switching. The Gemini button will now sit on the left of the account switcher. This small ...

Gmail and Microsoft Outlook users have been alerted by the FBI about a perilous programme that has been hijacking sensitive data. The Medusa ransomware has targeted more than 300 known victims ...

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Marble Hospitality Group is set to unveil its first standalone luxury supermarket, Pantry by Marble, in Pretoria, by the end of the year. This new destination is said to merge takeaway, retail, deli, ...

Google has announced a new AI feature that uses Gemini AI bot to add events to your Google Calendar based on emailed details in Gmail. Emails that Gemini thinks describe events will get a new ...

A nifty new Gmail capability powered by Google’s Gemini AI has arrived for Google Workspace customers. Starting Monday, users can add events to a Google Calendar directly from an email.

In Google's latest update to Workspace, Gemini will be able to add calendar appointments from Gmail with a single click. Well, assuming Gemini gets it right the first time, which is far from certain.

Google has brought Gemini AI assistant to Gmail, allowing users to add events ... "Add to Calendar" button accompanied by Gemini's star icon. After clicking the button, users are presented with ...

Mysterious metallic mirrors, stacks of imported marble boulders and a 3D-printed mud hut appeared in the California desert Saturday, as the biennial outdoor art festival Desert X returned.