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Google Pixel 10a has launched as a successor to the Pixel 9a with display brightness and charging upgrades. Both share the same chipset and price. Here's a full comparison to help you decide.

Can you rely on AI? The answer to this question is still not a hard YES. For example, OpenClaw, Silicon Valley's latest AI obsession, went a little too far for one Meta senior executive recently after its agent deleted emails from her Gmail without approval. Although, later it did say "sorry."

If you are using Google Gemini AI, can the company unilaterally cut off your access to it? It seems yes, as Google has done it for some users who were using its Antigravity tool. OpenClaw creator termed the company draconian over its move, while Google defended it saying that banned users were misusing the AI tool.

Several Gemini AI Ultra subscribers on the Google AI Developer Forum posted about not being able to access the Gemini 2.5 Pro model and in some cases, other linked services such as Gmail and Google Workspace.

Two AI-powered apps listed on the Google Play Store have reportedly exposed millions of personal files, including photos, videos and sensitive identity documents, after a misconfigured cloud storage bucket left user data publicly accessible.

With the launch of Pixel 10a, Google is sticking to its winning A-series formula rather than rewriting it. The new model looks familiar, costs the same, but adds a handful of upgrades that could matter more than they first appear.

Google announced this week that users could generate AI music through their Gemini app, with Lyria 3.

Google has expanded Pixel Call Recording to several European countries, including Germany, Italy, and Spain. The feature will roll out globally by the end of February, subject to local laws.

PromptSpy uses Gemini AI to read screens and execute commands on Android devices.

Artificial Intelligence is developing rapidly, with companies such as Google and Anthropic periodically bringing more advanced models. However, Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis has warned that one factor could put all this growth at a choke point.