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Google Cloud Outage in London Paralyzes UK and European Banking Services
A major Google cloud outage in London paralyzed banking services, fintech platforms like Revolut, and retailers across the United Kingdom and Europe, exposing vulnerabilities in cloud dependency.

Google's Wiz Acquisition Sparks Major Tax Debates in Israel
Google's $32 billion acquisition of Wiz sparks major tax debates in Israel over intellectual property rights, with potential revenues reaching NIS 11 billion.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt Set for Massive Windfall in Anthropic IPO
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt is set to make billions from Anthropic's upcoming Nasdaq IPO, potentially boosting his net worth by a third to nearly $80 billion.

Anna Zak and Eden Golan Face YouTube Restrictions on New Single 'London'
Israeli pop stars Anna Zak and Eden Golan face YouTube restrictions on their new single "London," blocking paid promotion and limiting organic reach due to age policies.

Israir Airlines Wins Prestigious Award for Accessible Tourism Innovation
Israir Airlines won the Israeli Management Center award for personalization and accessible tourism, while also adopting the innovative ARD standard.

Google Introduces Motion Assist Feature to Prevent Car Sickness
Google has introduced Motion Assist to prevent motion sickness caused by using smartphones in cars. The feature helps synchronize visual and physical senses for passengers.

Israel Audience Research Board Expands TV Rating Panel to 800 Households
Israel's Audience Research Board has unanimously voted to expand its television rating measurement panel from 700 to 800 households, enhancing the statistical representation of national viewing habits.

AI Nudify Apps Fuel Surge in Non-Consensual Deepfake Content
Cybersecurity experts warn over the rapid rise of AI Nudify applications creating non-consensual intimate images. Studies show millions of monthly visitors to deepfake sites, prompting strict legal and removal warnings.

Google Introduces Universal Cart: AI-Powered Shopping for US Users
Google announced Universal Cart, an AI-powered shopping service in the USA consolidating items from multiple stores into a single cart using Gemini and Google Shopping.

Israeli Political Parties Face AI Era Challenges as Web Accessibility Varies
A new study by Omnis reveals that most Israeli political party websites are accessible to AI bots, though Likud's site notably blocks them, raising questions about how artificial intelligence will shape voter decisions ahead of the 2026 Knesst elections.

Israel Sets Power Grid Regulations for Massive New Data Center Infrastructure
Israel's Electricity Authority is setting regulations for data centers consuming up to 200 megawatts. Industry experts detail the massive infrastructure, supply chain hurdles, and multi-billion-shekel investments required.

Oppenheimer Projects Tech Giants' AI Spending to Reach $1.3 Trillion by 2027
Oppenheimer projects tech giants' AI capital expenditures will reach $1.3 trillion by 2027, boosting chipmakers like Nvidia and Broadcom while consumer electronics face steep declines.

Google Announces Quantum Computing Breakthrough, Reigniting Crypto Security Debate
Google (Alphabet) unveiled a quantum computing breakthrough using the Willow processor, reducing error rates by 40% via Magic State Cultivation and reigniting debates on crypto security.

Elon Musk Tops Global Billionaire Rankings with $924.8 Billion Net Worth
Elon Musk leads the global billionaire ranking with $924.8 billion, followed by Jeff Bezos, Larry Page, Sergey Brin, and Mark Zuckerberg amid surging tech and AI markets.

How to Use Google Maps to Find Your Parked Car Automatically
Google Maps provides manual and automatic parking location saving features for drivers. iPhone users can benefit from automatic Bluetooth disconnection detection.
Google Launches Gemini 4 Argon with One Million Token Context Window
Google has launched Gemini 4 Argon with a one-million-token context window, outperforming rivals on key benchmarks like DeepSWE v1.1 and LVBench while driving real-world robotics and cybersecurity breakthroughs.
Character.AI Files for Bankruptcy Amid Lawsuits Over Virtual Companions
Character.AI, once valued at a billion dollars, faces bankruptcy and potential closure following lawsuits linking its virtual companion chatbots to teenage suicide cases.
Alphabet's Growth, Cloud Expansion, and Dividend Strategy Explained
Alphabet, Google's parent company, relies on search ads and cloud growth while expanding AI investments. The stock trades under GOOGL and GOOG with a quarterly dividend.
WhatsApp Beta Introduces Message Scheduling Feature for Android Users
WhatsApp is rolling out a message scheduling feature for Android beta testers, allowing users to schedule texts, links, and media up to two weeks in advance with end-to-end encryption.
Google Faces Billion-Pound Play Store Class-Action Lawsuit in London
A £1 billion class-action lawsuit opened in London against Google over Play Store developer commissions, coinciding with shifts in Gemini AI free tier access.
Google Unveils Googlebook Laptops to Challenge Apple in Notebook Market
Google has officially announced its new Googlebook laptop series, featuring hardware from Acer, Asus, HP, Dell, and Lenovo, powered by Intel and Qualcomm chips to rival Apple.
Outbrain Files Major US Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google Over Digital Ad Monopoly
Israeli-founded ad tech firm Outbrain has filed a major antitrust lawsuit in the US against Google, accusing the tech giant of maintaining an illegal digital advertising monopoly.
Google Rolls Out Gmail Update to Instantly Copy Verification Codes
Google is rolling out a new Gmail update for iOS and Android that features a pill-shaped button to instantly copy email verification codes to the clipboard without opening messages.
Google Report: State Actors and Hackers Shift to Autonomous AI Cyberattacks
Google's GTIG Q2 2026 report reveals that state-backed and criminal actors are deploying autonomous AI agents and advanced evasion tactics, drastically reducing cyber defense response times.
Nvidia, Google, and AWS Shift to Heterogeneous AI: What It Means for the Industry
As the AI industry shifts from training to inference, tech giants like Nvidia, Google, and AWS are adopting heterogeneous architectures with specialized chips to optimize performance and reduce the cost per million tokens.
Google Integrates Gemini Spark AI Agent into Google Photos
Google is bringing its Gemini Spark AI agent platform to Google Photos. The new feature will allow users to automatically search, organize, and edit large photo libraries using multi-step natural language prompts.
Another victory for Google: Court rules that the company will not have to sell its AdX advertising exchange
A US court has rejected the Department of Justice's demand for Google to divest its advertising business. The company will retain control of its AdX exchange, subject only to operational adjustments.
Google Unveils AI-Powered Design Tool with Hebrew Support
Google has launched Google Pics, a new AI-based image creation and editing tool. The platform uses natural language processing to allow users to generate professional designs without prior graphic design experience.
Why is Google changing the links you click on in search?
Google has begun implementing intermediate 'goto' links in search results. This change is designed to restrict automated data harvesting (scraping) by third-party tools and AI services.
Google Tightens RAM Usage Requirements for Android Apps
Google is introducing strict new RAM consumption limits for Android applications. Starting February 2027, developers who fail to optimize their apps will face penalties, including lower search rankings.
Pixel 11, Google TV and Nest cameras arrive in Israel via new importer
Electra Retail has announced the import and distribution of the Pixel 11 series, Google TV, and Nest home security products in Israel. The devices will come with a two-year manufacturer's warranty.
No more 30 open tabs: Google's AI will now book hotels and flights for you
Google is introducing AI Mode, a new feature that turns its search interface into a virtual travel agent. The tool allows users to track flight prices, book hotels, and pay using loyalty points directly within the chat.
With a backpack full of flammable material: a man set himself on fire in front of Google offices
The incident occurred at three in the afternoon in Manhattan. Rescue teams managed to reach the man, extinguish the fire, and transport him in stable condition to the hospital. The New York Police Department has opened an investigation, and at this stage, there are no findings linking the man to the company.
Drama in the world of artificial intelligence: Senior OpenAI executive returns to Google
The game of musical chairs in the artificial intelligence world continues: Bret Zoph, a senior figure in the AI industry, has been appointed Vice President of Research at Google. Zoph, who has moved between leading companies in the field, left OpenAI last June after a short period of only five months.
Drama in London: Google to compensate developers with $353.21 million
Moments before the trial began, the tech giant reached a significant settlement following a lawsuit that accused it of charging unfair commissions of up to 30% and causing severe harm to small businesses.
Google Releases Rambler for Free, One of the Coolest Pixel Features
Google has unveiled Gemini 3.5 Transcribe, the model powering the new Rambler feature. It excels at filtering out background noise and filler words, offering significantly improved transcription accuracy.
End to nausea: Google has a new feature that will allow you to use your phone even while traveling
Google has launched a new Android feature called Motion Assist, designed to reduce or eliminate motion sickness while using a smartphone in a moving vehicle by synchronizing visual cues with the inner ear.
Google to use AI to reduce flight damage… and conspiracy theories
Google is launching the Operation Blue Skies project in collaboration with the UK government. AI models will predict contrail formation zones, allowing airlines to adjust flight paths and reduce their climate footprint.
YouTube hikes prices in Israel
YouTube is updating its subscription rates in Israel. Monthly fees will increase by 20% to 25% depending on the selected plan.
Google's smart bracelet is a stroke of genius, but Israel is left behind
Not everyone wants a watch on their wrist, which is why smart bracelets are gaining traction. Google's Fitbit Air impresses with its comfort and price, but the lack of official support and premium AI features in Israel limits the overall experience.
Do it yourself: how to choose your preferred content on Google
Tech giant Google announced last night a series of new features designed to give users precise control over the content displayed to them in search services, the Discover feed, and the Google News app. The move is intended to connect users with their favorite sites, while reducing friction with random algorithm recommendations and providing direct tools for filtering interests.
Google's new trick: How to remove the logo from AI images
Anyone who has experimented with creating images, videos, or music using Google's artificial intelligence tools is familiar with the problem: the small, shimmering Gemini logo that appears in the corner. It might help identify that it is an AI product, but when you want to incorporate the image into an important presentation, a professional design, or a social media post, it is mostly a nuisance...
Google is bringing back the beloved tab scrolling feature to Chrome
If you are accustomed to working with dozens of open tabs simultaneously, you are likely familiar with the browser clutter that follows. In January 2026, Google released a Chrome update that quietly removed the built-in tab scrolling feature, making navigation significantly more cumbersome for many users.
Google's Israeli executive wants to eliminate the hottest job in tech today
The Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE) role has become one of the most sought-after positions in tech. Now, Google, under the leadership of Israeli executive Andi Gutmans, is working to replace these specialists with AI agents.
The $12 Billion Deal: Google Changes the Rules of the Game
A new strategic move by the tech giant in the field of artificial intelligence chips is making waves in the market and boosting the stock of a surprising partner by 11%, while a major competitor is seeing declines.
How Google Will Help You Lose Weight Using Your Phone Camera
How many times have you tried to check your body composition using a smart scale or a watch that runs a mild electric current through your body? These home methods are convenient, but they are not always accurate enough. Now, Google is developing a surprising solution that will allow you to do this with extremely high precision, without any special equipment — simply by using your phone's camera...
The Google Case at the Supreme Court: Is an Attorney Entitled to Review a File to Which They Are Not a Party?
The Supreme Court ruled that the principle of open court proceedings requires broad access to class action lawsuits, and rejected Google's claim of a "fishing expedition" by an attorney who requested to review dozens of previous proceedings against it in preparation for filing additional lawsuits.
Google is acquiring data from a bankrupt airline, and it has a good reason
Google has won a tender to acquire the internal data of the American airline Spirit for $10 million. The tech giant intends to use this massive dataset to train its AI models.
Google now lets you create AI images without the annoying watermark in the corner
Google is introducing a 'Media watermark' setting that allows users to disable the visible AI-generated icon. Despite this, hidden identification methods like SynthID and the C2PA standard will remain embedded in all generated files.
End to scary warnings: Google to simplify third-party app store installation
If you have ever tried to install a third-party app store on your Android device, you are surely familiar with the exhausting obstacle course. Google surrounded this process with alarming security warnings and hidden menus to discourage users and keep them within its official store.