Google has unveiled an overhaul to its search engine, introducing an AI-powered "intelligent search box" that, rather than displaying a list of links, will offer interactive experiences, information agents and personalized mini apps. At its Google I/O conference, the company also announced shopping powered by Gemini AI, introducing tools like Universal Cart, Universal Commerce Protocol and Agent Payments Protocol. The tools enable Gemini to act as an active shopping assistant, tracking prices, monitoring deals, managing carts across retailers and even making purchases on users' behalf.

Apple has expanded its Sports app to more than 90 countries and regions ahead of the World Cup. The free app delivers real-time scores, statistics and results across multiple sports, helping fans stay updated even when they can't watch live. Sports also offers quick links to stream matches via Apple TV.

Ugreen has launched the FineTrack 2 Bluetooth tracker with a soccer-themed design ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026. The Apple Find My-compatible device helps users locate items like keys and bags with a loud alarm, Lost Mode support and long battery life.

Warby Parker has partnered with Google and Samsung to launch intelligent eyewear powered by Google Gemini AI and the Android XR operating system. The smart glasses are designed for all-day wear and integrate with smartphones to provide app access, contextual AI assistance, navigation and hands-free support in a more intuitive, unobtrusive form factor.