Google's latest attempt is making the online meeting experience more organized and less stressful. And the Mountain View tech ...

Virtual remote camera video interviews are becoming more popular. Preparation plays an important role with virtual remote ...

(NEXSTAR) – States have been put on notice: Stop making so many mistakes, or lose funding for food assistance. Starting with the 2028 fiscal year, states with an ...

Gov. Jared Polis and other officials across the state have warned that thousands of Coloradans who depend on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will struggle to have enough food for ...

Google Meet has a new AI-powered makeup feature. Choose from 12 looks to enhance your appearance during a meeting. It's only available to Google Workspace subscribers. Everyone has had at least one ...

Google Meet is rolling out AI-powered makeup effects for web and mobile. You can pick from 12 looks, from natural styles to bold, creative ones. The feature expands on the Touch-up tool with more ...

Anyone following the recent chatter about Google’s latest Nest cameras won’t be surprised by the company’s unveiling today of its revamped, first-party offerings: one outdoor Nest camera, one indoor ...

As part of its Google Home event on Wednesday, the company unveiled a revamped lineup of Nest devices — Google’s brand of smart home security cameras and doorbells — including a new $149.99 Nest Cam ...

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Google’s products and services have been flooded with AI features over the past couple of years, but smart home has been largely spared until now. The company’s plans to replace Assistant are moving ...

Walmart launched its ultra-affordable Onn security cameras ($23/$50) built through a deep collaboration with Google. The low-cost devices integrate fully with Google Home and support advanced Gemini ...

A judge has temporarily barred the federal government from collecting personal information about residents enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in 21 states and Washington, D.C.