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Mashable India · 9m

Google Mocks Apple’s ‘Coming Soon’ AI Features Ahead of Pixel 10 Series Launch

Meanwhile, Google is capitalizing on Apple’s delay, launching the Pixel 10 on August 20 in the US and August 21 in India, with a strong focus on its Gemini AI features. Unlike Apple’s vague timeline, Google’s message is clear: the Pixel 10 will ship with powerful AI tools ready to use—no “coming soon” required.

Insider on MSN · 1d

Google mocks Apple's delayed AI features in new 'coming soon' ad

In a teaser for the Pixel 10, Google said that phone-buyers who wait "a full year" for a feature that's "coming soon" should change phones.

BGR on MSN · 8h

Google's New Pixel 10 Ad Makes Fun Of Apple's Siri Failures

Google has released a new Pixel 10 ad that gives Apple a hard time for failing to release its promised Siri and Apple Intelligence upgrades.

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Apple Is Finally Building a Chatbot to Take On Google in Search

Apple’s new Answers, Knowledge and Information team is developing several ChatGPT-like products that can search the web.

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Apple’s AI plans are taking shape, quietly but definitely - Enter AKI

Apple is apparently building a team called AKI, Answers, Knowledge & Information. It is Apples first attempt to work on a ...

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Apple faces Google, AI headaches as earnings draw near

That cash ends up as part of Apple's Services revenue, which accounted for $78.1 billion. To put that into perspective, ...

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Apple CEO Tim Cook Calls AI ‘Bigger Than the Internet’ in Rare All-Hands Meeting

In a global all-hands meeting hosted from Apple’s headquarters in Cupertino, California, CEO Tim Cook seemed to admit to what ...

1don MSN

Apple’s New AI Could Finally Answer What Siri Can’t

The post Apple’s New AI Could Finally Answer What Siri Can’t appeared first on Android Headlines. This article may contain ...

Modern Engineering Marvels on MSN1d

Why Apple’s Secret AI Answer Engine Could Change Everything About Search

Is it possible to reinvent search in a way that’s both smarter and more private? That’s the question Apple seems determined ...

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