Google is unveiling a new cloud‑based platform called Private AI Compute that lets users access more advanced artificial‑intelligence features while keeping their data private. The service mirrors Apple’s Private Cloud Compute by keeping sensitive information visible only to the user, even from Google, and by moving heavy computational tasks to a secure, fortified cloud space. Early implementations will appear on Pixel 10 phones, enhancing tools such as Magic Cue and expanding language support for Recorder transcriptions. Google says the approach will enable richer, more personalized AI experiences without compromising privacy. Read more →

Google has added a new AI‑powered feature called Camera Coach to the Pixel 10 series. Powered by Gemini, the tool scans a scene, offers composition suggestions, and walks users through step‑by‑step actions such as changing lenses, framing, and mode selection. The feature operates on the rear cameras of Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold, but does not support the selfie camera or certain modes like Panorama. Reviewers note that Camera Coach can improve learning and composition, though it is slower, prefers well‑lit scenes, and may misinterpret some subjects. Read more →

Google’s Pixel 10 offers a solid flagship experience at a price of $799, featuring the new Tensor G5 chip, 12 GB of RAM, and a refreshed camera system that adds a telephoto lens but downgrades the main and ultrawide sensors compared with the previous model. The phone supports Qi2 magnetic wireless charging, a 6.3‑inch 1080p OLED display with up to 120 Hz refresh, and on‑device AI that powers features like Magic Cue. Battery life holds up for a day of moderate use, though power‑hungry tasks can drain it faster. Overall, the Pixel 10 delivers a competent, value‑driven Android option, though camera purists may miss the higher‑end hardware of the Pro version. Read more →

Google has hidden code in the latest Android app that enables an augmented‑reality overlay of Google Maps data within Gemini Live’s camera view. The feature can display place names, ratings and other map information directly on the screen when the phone points at a street or landmark, and even offers audio responses for specific queries. Android Authority has activated the prototype, describing it as a basic but functional preview. The addition builds on Gemini Live’s existing visual‑guidance tools and could extend to smart‑glass platforms, though a public rollout timeline remains unannounced. Read more →

Recent code analysis of the Google Home app has uncovered references to a "Google Home Speaker" and a "360 audio" feature, suggesting a possible shift away from the Nest brand for future smart speakers. The same investigation revealed mentions of "Google Home Premium" and "Google Home Premium Advanced" plans, likely rebranded versions of Nest Aware services, with the lower‑tier option potentially bundled into Google One subscriptions. Google One pricing starts at $1.99 per month, offering expanded cloud storage, AI tools, and other perks. These findings indicate Google may be consolidating its smart‑home ecosystem under a unified brand while enhancing subscription offerings. Read more →

Google has added a new AI‑powered feature called Camera Coach to the Pixel 10 series. Powered by Gemini, the tool scans a scene, offers composition suggestions, and walks users through step‑by‑step actions such as changing lenses, framing, and mode selection. The feature operates on the rear cameras of Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold, but does not support the selfie camera or certain modes like Panorama. Reviewers note that Camera Coach can improve learning and composition, though it is slower, prefers well‑lit scenes, and may misinterpret some subjects. Read more →

Google has added a new AI‑powered feature called Camera Coach to the Pixel 10 series. Powered by Gemini, the tool scans a scene, offers composition suggestions, and walks users through step‑by‑step actions such as changing lenses, framing, and mode selection. The feature operates on the rear cameras of Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold, but does not support the selfie camera or certain modes like Panorama. Reviewers note that Camera Coach can improve learning and composition, though it is slower, prefers well‑lit scenes, and may misinterpret some subjects. Read more →

Google’s Pixel 10 offers a solid flagship experience at a price of $799, featuring the new Tensor G5 chip, 12 GB of RAM, and a refreshed camera system that adds a telephoto lens but downgrades the main and ultrawide sensors compared with the previous model. The phone supports Qi2 magnetic wireless charging, a 6.3‑inch 1080p OLED display with up to 120 Hz refresh, and on‑device AI that powers features like Magic Cue. Battery life holds up for a day of moderate use, though power‑hungry tasks can drain it faster. Overall, the Pixel 10 delivers a competent, value‑driven Android option, though camera purists may miss the higher‑end hardware of the Pro version. Read more →

Google’s Pixel 10 offers a solid flagship experience at a price of $799, featuring the new Tensor G5 chip, 12 GB of RAM, and a refreshed camera system that adds a telephoto lens but downgrades the main and ultrawide sensors compared with the previous model. The phone supports Qi2 magnetic wireless charging, a 6.3‑inch 1080p OLED display with up to 120 Hz refresh, and on‑device AI that powers features like Magic Cue. Battery life holds up for a day of moderate use, though power‑hungry tasks can drain it faster. Overall, the Pixel 10 delivers a competent, value‑driven Android option, though camera purists may miss the higher‑end hardware of the Pro version. Read more →

Google has hidden code in the latest Android app that enables an augmented‑reality overlay of Google Maps data within Gemini Live’s camera view. The feature can display place names, ratings and other map information directly on the screen when the phone points at a street or landmark, and even offers audio responses for specific queries. Android Authority has activated the prototype, describing it as a basic but functional preview. The addition builds on Gemini Live’s existing visual‑guidance tools and could extend to smart‑glass platforms, though a public rollout timeline remains unannounced. Read more →

Google has hidden code in the latest Android app that enables an augmented‑reality overlay of Google Maps data within Gemini Live’s camera view. The feature can display place names, ratings and other map information directly on the screen when the phone points at a street or landmark, and even offers audio responses for specific queries. Android Authority has activated the prototype, describing it as a basic but functional preview. The addition builds on Gemini Live’s existing visual‑guidance tools and could extend to smart‑glass platforms, though a public rollout timeline remains unannounced. Read more →

Recent code analysis of the Google Home app has uncovered references to a "Google Home Speaker" and a "360 audio" feature, suggesting a possible shift away from the Nest brand for future smart speakers. The same investigation revealed mentions of "Google Home Premium" and "Google Home Premium Advanced" plans, likely rebranded versions of Nest Aware services, with the lower‑tier option potentially bundled into Google One subscriptions. Google One pricing starts at $1.99 per month, offering expanded cloud storage, AI tools, and other perks. These findings indicate Google may be consolidating its smart‑home ecosystem under a unified brand while enhancing subscription offerings. Read more →

Recent code analysis of the Google Home app has uncovered references to a "Google Home Speaker" and a "360 audio" feature, suggesting a possible shift away from the Nest brand for future smart speakers. The same investigation revealed mentions of "Google Home Premium" and "Google Home Premium Advanced" plans, likely rebranded versions of Nest Aware services, with the lower‑tier option potentially bundled into Google One subscriptions. Google One pricing starts at $1.99 per month, offering expanded cloud storage, AI tools, and other perks. These findings indicate Google may be consolidating its smart‑home ecosystem under a unified brand while enhancing subscription offerings. Read more →

Google has added a new AI‑powered feature called Camera Coach to the Pixel 10 series. Powered by Gemini, the tool scans a scene, offers composition suggestions, and walks users through step‑by‑step actions such as changing lenses, framing, and mode selection. The feature operates on the rear cameras of Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and Pixel 10 Pro Fold, but does not support the selfie camera or certain modes like Panorama. Reviewers note that Camera Coach can improve learning and composition, though it is slower, prefers well‑lit scenes, and may misinterpret some subjects. Read more →

Google’s Pixel 10 offers a solid flagship experience at a price of $799, featuring the new Tensor G5 chip, 12 GB of RAM, and a refreshed camera system that adds a telephoto lens but downgrades the main and ultrawide sensors compared with the previous model. The phone supports Qi2 magnetic wireless charging, a 6.3‑inch 1080p OLED display with up to 120 Hz refresh, and on‑device AI that powers features like Magic Cue. Battery life holds up for a day of moderate use, though power‑hungry tasks can drain it faster. Overall, the Pixel 10 delivers a competent, value‑driven Android option, though camera purists may miss the higher‑end hardware of the Pro version. Read more →

Google has hidden code in the latest Android app that enables an augmented‑reality overlay of Google Maps data within Gemini Live’s camera view. The feature can display place names, ratings and other map information directly on the screen when the phone points at a street or landmark, and even offers audio responses for specific queries. Android Authority has activated the prototype, describing it as a basic but functional preview. The addition builds on Gemini Live’s existing visual‑guidance tools and could extend to smart‑glass platforms, though a public rollout timeline remains unannounced. Read more →

Recent code analysis of the Google Home app has uncovered references to a "Google Home Speaker" and a "360 audio" feature, suggesting a possible shift away from the Nest brand for future smart speakers. The same investigation revealed mentions of "Google Home Premium" and "Google Home Premium Advanced" plans, likely rebranded versions of Nest Aware services, with the lower‑tier option potentially bundled into Google One subscriptions. Google One pricing starts at $1.99 per month, offering expanded cloud storage, AI tools, and other perks. These findings indicate Google may be consolidating its smart‑home ecosystem under a unified brand while enhancing subscription offerings. Read more →

Recent code analysis of the Google Home app has uncovered references to a "Google Home Speaker" and a "360 audio" feature, suggesting a possible shift away from the Nest brand for future smart speakers. The same investigation revealed mentions of "Google Home Premium" and "Google Home Premium Advanced" plans, likely rebranded versions of Nest Aware services, with the lower‑tier option potentially bundled into Google One subscriptions. Google One pricing starts at $1.99 per month, offering expanded cloud storage, AI tools, and other perks. These findings indicate Google may be consolidating its smart‑home ecosystem under a unified brand while enhancing subscription offerings. Read more →

Google has hidden code in the latest Android app that enables an augmented‑reality overlay of Google Maps data within Gemini Live’s camera view. The feature can display place names, ratings and other map information directly on the screen when the phone points at a street or landmark, and even offers audio responses for specific queries. Android Authority has activated the prototype, describing it as a basic but functional preview. The addition builds on Gemini Live’s existing visual‑guidance tools and could extend to smart‑glass platforms, though a public rollout timeline remains unannounced. Read more →

Google’s Pixel 10 offers a solid flagship experience at a price of $799, featuring the new Tensor G5 chip, 12 GB of RAM, and a refreshed camera system that adds a telephoto lens but downgrades the main and ultrawide sensors compared with the previous model. The phone supports Qi2 magnetic wireless charging, a 6.3‑inch 1080p OLED display with up to 120 Hz refresh, and on‑device AI that powers features like Magic Cue. Battery life holds up for a day of moderate use, though power‑hungry tasks can drain it faster. Overall, the Pixel 10 delivers a competent, value‑driven Android option, though camera purists may miss the higher‑end hardware of the Pro version. Read more →