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I was a huge fan of the S Pen on my Z Fold 5, as it was handy for jotting down quick notes or sketching ideas when inspiration struck. The stylus support made the foldable feel like a legitimate tablet replacement. When Samsung dropped S Pen support on the Fold 7 for a thinner and lighter chassis, I was disappointed. That decision gave Google the perfect opening to add a killer productivity feature to the Pixel 11 Fold. Instead, it settled for a slightly brighter panel and little else, while competitors like the Motorola Razr Fold packed both a slim design and full stylus capabilities. If the

Gemini needs to start making money, and it needs to perform better to do so. Massive user counts are all well and good, but if monthly users don't start turning into increased revenue, Google is in serious trouble. Sure, Google could pull back its AI deployment, but because every Pixel phone since the Pixel 6 has been built around machine-learning Tensor chips, that would undermine the corporation's entire strategy. Google has to make Gemini work. This isn't just another product it can sunset; it's the foundation of the company. It's going to be an exciting financial year to watch, as it may d

The browser’s built-in “What’s New?” page highlights a new “AI” mode in Chrome, which mainly relates to Google’s search engine. You can use it to supplement your search queries with open tabs, images, and files. If you follow a link from the search results while in “AI mode,” the search result remains displayed alongside it so you don’t lose that context. Chrome usually updates automatically when a new version is available. You can manually check for updates via the menu option Help → About Google Chrome (alternatively, Settings → About Google Chrome).