Facebook has chosen not to pay for links to news that appear in the service. [more]
Apple will stop sending secure browsing alerts via Google's servers from iOS 14.5. [more]
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman with enough tea scoop: Google develops anti-tracking in Android to stop apps from selling information about you to third parties. [more]
The Apple TV app launches to Chromecast with Google TV early next year, "and in the future even more devices running Android TV." [more]
Google has changed its storage policies in a number of services. [more]
From January next year, Google will require extensions to Chrome to explain what user data is used for. [more]
Chrome 87 boasts a big speed boost and a revamped UI for the browser's PDF viewer and a native version for new M1-powered Macs. [more]
Chrome 87 launched with speed improvements Google believes we have not been served in many years. [more]
Google's homemade processors could start appearing in Pixel products in a matter of months — and that could make a meaningful difference in the devices' evolution. [more]
Google's latest Pixel pivot could be a revelation — but the shift to a more value-minded flagship phone doesn't come without a cost. [more]
It has an aluminum back. [more]
One of Google's most promising Android advancements in ages isn't all it was originally cracked up to be. [more]
A product of Google’s Area 120 incubator, Tables is a no-code spreadsheet that lets users create their own apps. [more]
It's been nearly a year and a half since our beloved Google Inbox service made its way into the virtual beyond — and I don't know about you, but I'm still mourning its absence. [more]
Chrome 85 lets users collapse and expand tab groups, see tab previews, save data entered into PDF forms, and spend less time waiting for pages to load. [more]
"Hello! Here's an interesting new feature you'd almost certainly like to use. There's just one thing..." [more]
Google will run a trial with Chrome 86, the browser set to release in October, that will hide much of a site's URL as a way to foil phishing attacks. [more]
The Chrome-specific apps let developers write one app that would run on Windows, Mac, Linux and Chrome OS, and were to have been retired the summer. [more]
Google is now bringing what it calls ‘more secure’ and ‘convenient’ Autofill feature to Chrome. Simply put, Chrome wants users to fill in forms securely without any user interaction. If you are a regular Chrome user, you already know about Autofill, don’t... [more]
And not just.in the browser. Apple finally makes DNS security over HTTPS a thing in macOS. [more]
Or does Google root it again? Google has traded AR glasses company North. [more]
Generics have been requested by Go programmers for years for the simplicity and flexibility they offer [more]
Google wants to curb the misinformation spreading on its search engine in the form of images. The search giant will play an active role in fact-checking its Image search results. The announcement is of significant importance given an increase in misinformation spreading through false... [more]
Why wait? How to swing the banhammer today [more]
Heads up, Chrome users! A critical vulnerability exists in the Chrome browser that poses a security risk to users. Fortunately, Google has patched the bug before it could be exploited in the wild. Make sure to upgrade your devices to Google Chrome 81. [more]
To track corona across iPhone and Android. [more]
Better lead than before. With millions of people in quarantine and several countries in complete lockdown, the pressure on power services is huge. [more]
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Putting them together in new combinations. How to activate. [more]
Updated today. Google Maps was launched in 2005 and since then the service has become public domain. To celebrate the 15th anniversary, Google is releasing a new Maps icon and adding even more features to the service. [more]
Become an exclusive Activision Blizzard partner. [more]
Lending money in Asia and Africa. Interest rates? 878 percent. [more]
Google works with Valve. [more]
Although Microsoft support for the aging OS ends this week, Google plans to continue updating its popular browser for Windows 7 until July 2021. [more]
Not so easy today. [more]
As part of its active efforts to protect billions of online users, Google identified and warned over 12,000 of its users who were targeted by a government-backed hacking attempt in the third quarter of this year. [more]
The unofficial solution is already available. [more]
Some have access already. [more]
- Do you see the consequences of this? [more]
Two others suspended. [more]
Fresh software messed it up for Google Home and Home Mini. [more]
Interesting development in the Google Photos case. [more]
It also introduces a new feature for Assistant. [more]
Rolled out to beta testers these days. [more]
Citizens can call a number and get answers to what they are wondering about. [more]
But better late than never. [more]
50 states investigating for breach of monopoly laws - target the ad section. Almost all US states, except Califonia and Alabama, have started researching Google's advertising business. [more]
For those who do not want to spend money on an extra screen. [more]
Supports iPhone and Huawei, but not Razer phone. [more]
Through a number of tools and extensions, it is reported. Users of both Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox have been consulted to take a look among the extensions you have installed after discovering several popular tools that collect and sell user data without permission. [more]
Norwegian is part of the package. [more]
Music in your ears, literally. [more]
This feature can be straightforward to have. [more]
Here's the explanation of how it could happen. [more]
Great Google Maps upgrade shows speed limits, police cameras, and more. [more]
Google removes the support in the source code for Chromium. [more]
Up to 4000 (!) For each case of error. [more]
It was about time. [more]
Have already worked with prototypes in secret. [more]
Google has rolled out the latest version of its Chrome browser for all compatible operating systems. The new Google Chrome 72 release holds significance as it brings major updates with it. Not only it fixes tens of security vulnerabilities but also deprecates TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1. [more]
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If you want to save your data, you should act quickly. Last October, the news cracked that Google+ had been the subject of massive data leakage affecting hundreds of thousands of users. [more]
The Mozilla email client is upgraded. It's far from anyone who knows Mozilla's Thunderbird project and two years ago, the company decided to separate the developer team for Thunderbird and Firefox. [more]
It's already confirmed for Mac OS Mojave. We wrote not many weeks ago that Google has been working with a dark mode of its browser for Mac OS Mojave and at the same time hoping for similar efforts from the company to do the same for Windows 10. [more]
Call for urgent action against the giant. Several news media write that Google is facing potential litigation in both Europe and the United States for having illegally tracked phones without the consent of the owners. [more]
A lot of news in Google's fresh update. It was in the last update, Chrome 69, that Google added a new feature to simplify the login process. This feature enabled you to log in to the browser when you really wanted to log in to one of their sites and received a lot of negative attention... [more]
This is how the company explains the new login. Several have responded to a change Google has made in Chrome 69 that automatically logs users into the browser when they log in to a Google Account, such as Gmail. Among them, security scientist Matthew Green discovered that by accident. [more]
Privacy protector responds: - The model is completely broken. The US Congress wanted a response from Google after it became known in July that the search company gives developers access to users' Gmail emails. [more]
This corresponds to the search company. The company behind the browser Brave has complained Google and advertising companies to the authorities in Ireland and the UK. Brave claims that Google and the other companies violate the new privacy laws in Europe, perhaps most commonly known as... [more]
Only Gmail left. When Google updated Gmail in April, everyone wondered what was going to be the fate of Inbox, which in many ways is a more modern product. [more]
Admit that users have not been treated fairly. During the US Congress's query of Twitter and Facebook, Twitter could reveal that they had reduced visibility to over 600,000 accounts - including accounts belonging to Congress members. [more]
Attackers can track victims down to their home address. The security company Nightwatch Cybersecurity says that Android devices are affected by a new vulnerability that allows apps to access location information. [more]
The company rejects the claims. In a recent report, Vanderbilt University professor Douglas Schmidt claims that Google is conducting massive data collection through the Chrome browser. [more]
Google Chrome Cleanup Tool was great for use whenever the browser fails to work as it should in some instances. Folks could easily download the tool, run it, and watch as it fixes several problems. [more]
And you can not prevent it. Google has been working on position sharing over several years. At first, it was Google Latitude, and then part of Google Maps, but it was moved to Google+ before returning to Maps. [more]
Stable enough to be a candidate for the final version. Google has rolled out Android P beta 4 to its own phones. [more]
Google has announced the availability of the stable version 68 of Google Chrome for Windows, macOS, and Linux. The update will be distributed in waves in the coming days and weeks, so not all users will be provided with the update immediately. With the new version, Chrome... [more]
The operating system to drive "all". There have been more rumors about Google's mysterious Fuchsia OS. Now Bloomberg writes that the search company's Fuchsia department consists of 100 developers who work with what could be the successor to Android. [more]
You may need to upgrade. In connection with the latest update for Chrome for macOS, Google has updated the system requirements for the popular browser. [more]
Has Google / YouTube finally gotten a worthwhile challenger? IGTV is the name of Instagram's new stream service, owned by Facebook, which goes straight to the throat on YouTube and Google. [more]