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Google's decision to reduce a part of HCLTech's long-running engineering contract is raising fresh questions about how AI is changing the global IT services., Technology & Science, Times Now

A fresh leak has revealed detailed specifications and pricing for Google's upcoming Pixel 11 lineup ahead of its expected launch. The report suggests the new smartphones could arrive with higher prices, slightly smaller batteries, revised RAM and storage options, and the new Tensor G6 chipset.

Google's decision to reduce part of its HCLTech outsourcing deal shows how AI is changing the future of India's IT services industry. As automation grows, global companies are rethinking traditional technology partnerships.

Google has rolled back its newly introduced AI image generation feature in Google Earth just one day after launch. The company said it decided to remove the Nano Banana-powered tool after users shared AI-generated images that appeared to violate its policies.

Google's upcoming flagship smartphones, including the Pixel 11 series, are anticipated for launch soon, with a significant leak unveiling detailed specifications and pricing. , Technology & Science, Times Now

A fresh leak has outlined the Pixel 11 series pricing and specifications ahead of Google's August 12 event. The details point to higher prices, hardware upgrades and possible implications for India buyers.

Australia is intensifying its efforts against major tech companies by increasing the proposed levy on platforms like Google and Meta. The government aims to enhance local journalism, revising the charge from 2.25% to 2.5%., Technology & Science, Times Now

Google has rolled back its Nano Banana 2 image generation feature in Google Earth less than 24 hours after launch, following viral misuse and expert warnings. Here's what happened.

Reddit's CEO, Steve Huffman, has criticised Google's AI Overviews for failing to provide the value that traditional search results offered, noting that Reddit is experiencing declining search traffic. , Technology & Science, Times Now

The CEO's criticism comes amid reports that Reddit plans to walk away from its $60 million licensing deal with Google.