
Google Adds Android Features for Motion Sickness, Accessibility, and Personalisation
Google’s latest Android update adds Motion Assist, Guided Vision, Gemini-powered reminders, and new Google Messages personalisation features.
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Google’s latest Android update adds Motion Assist, Guided Vision, Gemini-powered reminders, and new Google Messages personalisation features.

Google launches Pics, an AI-powered image creation and editing tool for Workspace users and Google AI subscribers, enabling them to create visuals with prompts.

OpenAI integrates ChatGPT Health with Epic’s electronic health record system, allowing clinicians to review patient data and use AI tools in healthcare workflows.

Fambot launches an AI family assistant designed to help parents manage schedules, school updates, activities, emails, and daily logistics.

Apple App Store leader Phil Schiller steps down as Tim Cook leaves the CEO role, joining a series of executive departures at Apple.

MapQuest’s app reached the top Navigation ranking in the U.S. App Store after the company kept Lake Ontario’s name on its maps.

Circleback launches a free meeting note-taker plan with unlimited meetings and 30 days of history as competition in AI meeting note-taking tools grows.

Friend-focused photo-sharing app Retro raises over $21 million as it expands private social sharing features without advertising.

YouTube lets eligible U.S. creators tag Amazon products in videos and earn commissions from purchases through its Shopping Affiliate Program.

Google AI Mode can now track flight prices, help book hotels, and show travel costs using points or miles through conversational search.

Twitter.now enters testing with an AI-powered verification system designed to score post credibility and give users more control.

Google is updating Android app requirements as memory shortages linked to AI data centres force developers to improve app efficiency.
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