It took a year, but Circle to Search has finally won me over from Google Lens
Rita El Khoury / Android Authority Last year, when Google introduced Circle to Search with the Galaxy S24 Ultra, I was left scratching my head a bit. As a Pixel owner who’d been using Google Lens for a few years now, I found this duplicate feature unnecessary. Who would want
Google Messages preps a mini search makeover (APK teardown)
Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR Google is working on several tweaks to the search interface in Google Messages. Perhaps the most notable change is that search filters now make better use of empty space. Google Messages offers pretty robust search functionality, allowing you to sift through texts with a
Spotify search hacks
Summary Use filters to narrow your search and avoid common title confusion. Find playlists with the song you want by searching for a specific song and narrow it down by playlists. Search with lyrics to locate a song, even if it’s only a few words, to use the lyrics match
How to f**king get rid of Google’s AI search overview
Summary Google introduced AI Overviews in 2024, powered by Gemini, to provide quick answers to people’s searches. However, it’s not always the most reliable. AI Overviews can potentially cite sources that are unverified or contain inaccurate information. To remove AI Overviews from search results, add an expletive like “f*ck” to
Google employees are testing new AI Mode search feature
Google is working on integrating more AI features into its search engine. The company is now having its U.S. employees test a new feature called “AI Mode.” The publication 9to5 Google uncovered an internal email detailing that employees had been invited to dogfood (test), the AI Mode, which is intended
OpenAI’s “Operator” and its impact on travel search and marketing
Developments in artificial intelligence have been fast and furious in recent weeks. One of the latest, OpenAI’s “Operator,” has made headlines in travel with the support of big industry partners including Tripadvisor, Uber, Hipcamp, Priceline and Booking.com. The tool, which is currently in a research preview and only available to
Women Who Travel Podcast: In Search of the Cats of the World
LA: Coming up, how to nail that cat photo on your next vacation. We’re back with some tips on how to incorporate cats into your own travels. HS: If you’re traveling and let’s say you don’t have a lot of time to give, but you want to give something back
