Fitbit Air vs WHOOP 5.0 — which screenless fitness tracker should you buy?
Fitbit Air vs WHOOP 5.0: The Fitbit Air costs $99.99 with no mandatory subscription. The WHOOP 5.0 bundles hardware into a monthly fee. Here is how the two screenless fitness trackers compare.
Fitbit Air price, specs, and where to buy — everything you need to know
Fitbit Air price: The Google Fitbit Air is priced at $99.99 and ships from 26 May 2026. Here are the full specs, health features, Gemini AI coach details, and where to buy.
Google Fitbit Air launches globally — screenless fitness tracker with Gemini AI coach and 7-day battery
Google Fitbit Air is a screenless fitness tracker priced at $99.99 with a 7-day battery, Gemini AI health coach, and 5-minute fast charge. It ships globally from 26 May 2026.
Google Gemini can now create personalised images from your Photos library
Google Gemini can now create personalised images from your Google Photos library using Personal Intelligence, generating images of you and your family without manual uploads or detailed prompts.
YouTube Shorts time limit can now be set to zero
YouTube Shorts time limit now includes a zero-minute option, effectively removing Shorts from your Home screen and Shorts tab on Android and iOS.
Google Gemini Personal Intelligence is now rolling out globally
Google is rolling out Gemini Personal Intelligence globally, connecting the AI assistant to Gmail, Photos, Maps, Drive, and more for smarter, personalised responses.
Google Meet brings speech translation to mobile
Google Meet's real-time speech translation feature has expanded to mobile devices, allowing users on Android and iOS to follow conversations in a different language without switching apps or tools.
Google Maps introduces a new way to provide feedback on places
Google Maps is currently testing a novel feature that allows users to verbally share their opinions about visited locations.
Google integrates its NotebookLM into Gemini
Google has taken a significant step in streamlining its AI-powered research capabilities by fully integrating NotebookLM into the Gemini app.
Google’s new ‘Add Me’ Feature: Include everyone in your photos
Learn how Google's new 'Add Me' feature ensures that no one is left out of your group photos easier. See how it works & why you’ll love it!
Google is sorry: Apologizes for vanishing 15 million passwords
Google is sorry that it impacted about 15 million Chrome web browser users erasing their saved passwords from the Password Manager.
10 Chromecast Tips You Need to Know
From casting videos to customizing backdrops and gaming, these 10 Chromecast tips will help you unlock the full potential of your device.
