Google unveiled a number of big AI updates at the company's I/O 2026 developer conference on Monday, including Gemini Spark agent platform, Antigravity 2.0, Gemini Omni world model and Gemini 3.5 ...

After announcing a price cut for its AI Ultra plan, Google is imposing stricter usage limits on its AI Pro plan. Google says it is switching to a new credit system based on the compute utilized by ...

Unsurprisingly, the global memory shortage is to blame. It's not just Apple's desktop offerings being affected. Gurman also reported that the release of the next MacBook Pro could be delayed. While ...

A new no-code tool in Google Workspace lets you build custom ‘flows’ to automate your routine tasks. Here’s how to use it. The great hope for AI agents is that they will automate many of the ...

Earlier this year, Apple introduced Apple Creator Studio – a new subscription bundle that provides users access to all Apple pro software on Mac and iPad, such as Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Motion, and ...

Following fan roastings for the AI-generated background art in its Crunchyroll fantasy anime, 'Ascendance of a Bookworm,' the studio promises to actually animate the sequence with human artists.

Logic Pro now supports previewing Dolby Atmos Mix creations. “Export a lightweight, shareable file to preview your spatial audio mix as it will sound when streamed on Apple Music – playable on iPhone, ...

Google's $20 per month AI Pro plan, which includes Gemini, Veo and Nano Banana, got a big storage boost and some other new perks. Users of the plan (also available for $200 per year) will see their ...

Google has confirmed that the Google AI Pro plan now offers 5TB of cloud storage instead of 2TB. An executive claimed that this upgrade comes at no additional cost. The news also comes as Google ...

Google today announced that AI Pro subscriptions now come with 5 TB of storage. Previously, subscribers of the $19.99 per month plan got 2 TB, just like the $9.99 tier. This is now being increased by ...

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