
Gemini Flash: Google speeds up, launches 3.6 and preps for 4
Just when you get used to one model, another one drops. Google did it again, launching Gemini 3.6 Flash while already thinking ahead.
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Just when you get used to one model, another one drops. Google did it again, launching Gemini 3.6 Flash while already thinking ahead.

Google just cranked out new Gemini models, but one highly anticipated guest is missing. Their AI strategy is starting to look a bit like a mystery, isn't it?

Picture America's Founding Fathers drafting the Declaration of Independence with AI. Sounds like a bad sketch, right? Well, it's Google's new ad.

Google keeps talking a big game about AI leadership, but two of its top researchers just decided to bounce to Anthropic instead. It's the third major defection in months, and honestly, the pattern is getting hard to ignore.
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Picture an assistant that never sleeps, always ready to lend a hand. Google did it, bringing Gemini Spark to Macs.

Smart speakers are a bit like that friendly but useless relative. They promise a lot, then end up just setting pasta timers. AI was supposed to change everything, but has it really delivered?
Meta wanted to scale up Google's Gemini AI, but there's a catch: Google doesn't have enough computing power to satisfy the demand. Result: access capped and deal downscaled.
After six years of radio silence, Google is finally bringing something new to your living room — a smart speaker designed to make Gemini the star of the show. The catch? The AI steals the spotlight while the actual sound quality fumbles the ball.

Picture yourself speaking in Italian while someone in Tokyo, New York, and Stockholm hears you in their language—simultaneously, no lag, no awkward delays. Not sci-fi anymore: it's actually doable, and Google just showed how to stitch three open tools together to pull it off.

You thought taking notes with AI was already convenient? Buckle up—NotebookLM is about to get a serious upgrade. Google just decided to turn its note-taking app into something closer to a personal research studio with a tireless assistant always at your desk.

Tired of teaching your AI agents how to do things from scratch every single time? Meet Mercury Skills: an open-source library of 131 hand-curated "skills" ready to go, compatible with any agent (Claude, Hermes, Cursor, even Gemini). One command, your AI is already equipped.