At its I/O 2025 developer conference, Google launched Stitch, an AI-powered tool to help design web and mobile app frontends by generating the necessary UI elements and code.

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Google is not discontinuing the Android Open Source Project (AOSP), but it has made big changes that affect how Android ...

With that said, Google is now finally making it available for desktop users, bringing the Discover feed to the Google homepage for some.

Google Discover started rolling out on desktop to the Google homepage in New Zealand and Australia. And we’re getting our first look at it. What it looks like. Here’s a screenshot of Google ...

With the broader release of Jules, Google positions itself as a strong competitor against a rising number of AI coding assistants designed to write, check and fix code autonomously. Josh ...

Meanwhile, Gemini Diffusion is making headlines by generating code 5x faster than Google’s lightest 2.5 model. It analyses prompts in a blink, solving complex tasks almost instantly. Google is ...

Here is a screenshot I took showing the Discover feed loading on Google's home page for me: A couple of weeks ago, Google let you (for a brief period of time) see Discover desktop performance data ...

It appears below the Google search bar on the homepage with customizable categories such as Finance, Sports, and Weather. The desktop version has a different layout, showing article images on the ...

The Gemini 2.5 Pro-powered “Stitch” experiment is available on Google Labs and can turn text prompts and reference images into “complex UI designs and frontend code in minutes,” according ...

with users in Australia and New Zealand finding the curated stories on their Google homepage. Google Discover emerged in 2018, replacing Google Feed, which had evolved out of the Google Now ...

Today at Google I/O, the tech giant announced enhancements to its Gemini 2.5 Flash — it’s now better across nearly every dimension, including benchmarks for reasoning, code and long context ...