In January this year, Google announced Personal Intelligence for Gemini.

Google has announced one of the most significant changes to Gmail in over two decades, bringing updates that will affect more than 2 billion users worldwide.

Google is rolling out a long-awaited feature that allows Gmail users to change their email addresses, marking a major shift in how the platform handles digital identities.

A recent headline claiming that “2.5 billion Gmail users should change passwords immediately” has been making the rounds online. But what’s the real story?

It may sound like something out of a sci-fi crime thriller, but this latest major cyberattack is very real.

Google has issued a serious warning to its 2.5 billion Gmail users worldwide, urging them to update their passwords and enable extra security features following a data breach linked to the notorious hacking group ShinyHunters.

Google has confirmed that it is addressing a new phishing attack targeting Gmail users, which recently gained widespread attention.

A new security warning highlights the growing threat of sophisticated scams powered by artificial intelligence, endangering the security of Gmail’s 2.5 billion users.

Google's Gmail app seems to be experiencing issues on iOS devices in Russia.