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11 February 2024 Google CEO Sundar Pichai has announced that Google One now has more than 100 million subscribers, and the company will be focusing on “building on that momentum” with the freshly launched AI Premium Plan offering features powered by Google’s recently announced Gemini AI model. The Google One AI Premium plan will have features like Gemini Advanced, with Gemini coming to Gmail, Docs, and more soon. The AI Premium plan is priced at $19.99/month, while the… Source link

Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced Friday that his company has logged 100 million subscriptions to Google One, its all-in-one subscription service that opens up additional storage for free services like Gmail, Drive, and Photos, as well as access to more features. The company had said it was close to the 100 million mark when it released its fourth-quarter earnings last month and revealed the billions it spent on layoffs and noted that again last week while launching an AI Premium Plan tier.

Google One, the tech giant’s subscription program, has surpassed 100 million subscribers. “We just crossed 100M Google One subscribers! Looking forward to building on that momentum with our new AI Premium Plan (launched yesterday) offering AI features like Gemini Advanced, plus Gemini in Gmail, Docs + more coming soon,” Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and Alphabet, said in a Friday (Feb. 9) post on X, formerly Twitter.  We just crossed 100M Google One… Source link

Alphabet’s earnings call was yesterday, and as usual, the company took in a lot of money ($86.31 billion), thanks mostly to ad click-through rates being at a certain level. More interesting, though, are the product numbers tucked away in the report. For the good news, a big announcement was the success of one of Google’s biggest subscription plans, Google One, which CEO Sundar Pichai said is “just about to cross 100 million… Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Magic Eraser rolls out to all Pixel phones, Google One subscribers, & iPhone  9to5Google Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Google Photos for iOS Now Supports Magic Eraser Tool for Google One Subscribers  MacRumors Google’s bringing Magic Eraser to all Google One subscribers — including iPhone users  The Verge Google Photos’ AI-powered ‘Magic Eraser’ is now a Google One subscription perk  TechCrunch Source link

Turns out excellent reviews and a massive marketing campaign is what’s needed to move phones Despite their popularity among Android enthusiasts — including the readers of this very site — Pixel phones have never been strong sellers. Compared to the likes of Samsung and Apple, Google manages to move a fraction of handsets every year. Perhaps boosted by a massive marketing campaign — not to mention some seriously good word of mouth — the company’s latest… Source link

Netflix (NFLX) reported its fiscal third quarter earnings on Tuesday after the bell, crushing expectations and prompting shares to surge more than 14% in after hours trading. Here are Netflix’s third quarter results compared to Wall Street’s consensus estimates, as compiled by Bloomberg: Revenue: $7.93 billion versus $7.85 billion expected Adj. earnings per share (EPS): $3.10 versus $2.22 expected Subscriber net additions: +2.41 million versus +1 million estimated In a note to shareholders, the… Source link

A trio of Google Meet features that were previously only available via Google’s business-focused Workspace plans are coming to Google One subscribers, the search giant is announcing today. These include the ability to have group calls lasting up to 24 hours in length (up from a previous limit of one hour), access to Google Meet’s background noise filtering feature, and support for recorded video calls. These features aren’t coming to every Google One plan. They’ll only be… Source link

Stock futures opened lower after another slide in equity markets during the regular trading day, with investors rotating further away from growth and technology stocks that had outperformed early on during the pandemic.  Earlier, the Nasdaq dropped another more than 1%, adding to losses after sinking into a correction earlier this week. The Nasdaq Composite has now fallen nearly 12% from its most recent record high from November.  Shares of Netflix (NFLX) sank in late trading after the Source link