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Google launches OSV-Scanner, a new open-source vulnerability database
Google has launched a new open-source tool designed to give open-source developers access to information that could help them stay on top of potential vulnerabi
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Google promotes cloud gaming Chromebooks mere days after killing Stadia, its cloud gaming service
Oh, the irony.
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Google is shutting down Stadia and offering refunds
Google announced today that it will end support for its game streaming service Stadia by January 2023.
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Google's merging of video chat app begins: now there are two Google Meet apps
Some say, it takes a fulltime job to keep track of Google's communication applications.
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Google is adding another option to combat Google Calendar spam
Google is rolling out a change to Google Calendar that gives customers more control over email event invitations.
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Google Hangouts will shut down in November 2022, users are being redirected to Google Chat
Google Hangouts will shut down in November 2022.
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Google is turning Meet and Duo into one voice and video calling application
Google announced plans to merge the company's applications Meet and Duo into a single voice and video calling application.
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`Good News: non-business legacy Google G Suite customers may keep their accounts after all
Google revealed plans to shut down the G Suite legacy free edition in January 2022.
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Google is rolling out new cookie popups with "reject all" option in Europe
Google is changing its cookie popups on Google Search and YouTube in Europe.
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Google is turning search history tracking on for all Google Workspace customers
Google is sending out emails to Google Workspaces administrators currently in which it details upcoming changes to search history tracking.
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Google ends the G Suite legacy free edition leaving users worried
G Suite legacy free edition was a free edition of Google's G Suite offering that customers could sign-up for prior to December 6, 2012.
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WhatsApp Will Consume Your Google Drive Storage Data: Backup Size Feature in the Works?
At the moment, WhatsApp backups won’t count against your Google Drive storage.
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Germany is pushing phone makers to offer at least 7 years of updates
The European Commission recently proposed an extension to the support cycle of Android and iOS devices.
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South Korea is on its way to being the first country to legislate open app store payments
South Korea has been working towards putting an end to exclusive payment terms on the app stores.
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You can finally save any file type in Google Drive offline
The feature to save any file type to Google Drive’s web client was made available to G-Suite users two years ago.
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Google has added Presearch as a default option on Android devices in Europe
Google has just announced that they will be adding private, decentralized search engine Presearch to the default options on Android devices in the UK and Europe.
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You may be able to start using Google Assistant without saying 'Hey Google'
Google recently announced that two new features would be coming to Google Assistant.
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Google might be willing to bend the Play Store rules for specific customers
In the last few years, there has been increased scrutiny into the Google Play Store and its power over Android developers.
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Magisk, the Android modding tool, is still with us
Magisk is well-known as one of the best Android modding tools available.
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Google Assistants' new Daylong Routine helps you automate your whole day
Google Assistant has become an essential part of many users' lives, especially if you're already knee-deep in the Google ecosystem.
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Google Chrome 94 Beta is available for download
With Google releasing new versions of Chrome one after the other, there has been a surprising release.
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Mini previews feature being tested in Google Photos in place of Top Shot
Top Shot is one of the best features on Google Photos for Android devices.
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Google Meets will start giving warnings when you cause an echo
Google Meet already has intelligent audio control to help remove echoes in calls.
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Google and Apple app store policies threatened by another new bill
Just a few weeks ago, we heard about the bill that the U.
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Google issues another security threat warning - fourth time in two months
Google Chrome has more than 2 billion users worldwide.
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Google Tasks is making it easier to stay on top of your urgent tasks
Google Tasks is fondly known as one of the best to-do apps for Android.
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Google Maps is working to show you how much tolls cost along your route
Google has been consistently updating its Google Maps app to make it better and more convenient for users.
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Epic Games and Google’s battle continues with more evidence popping up
More than a year later, the epic court battle between Epic Games, Google, and Apple is still going on.
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Google Discover’s latest Material You update
Google Discover forms an integral part of the Pixel Launcher, despite not being everyone’s favorite feature.
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Chrome could be releasing support for one of Android 12 features
A long-overdue improvement would appear to be coming to Google Chrome supporting Android 12's scrolling screenshot.
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Adaptive charging from Google finally works better on Android 12
Google introduced the new adaptive charging feature in December last year, but to date, this charging feature has not worked as promised.
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Android Auto users being pushed to Assistant Driving Mode
Assistant Driving Mode has been around for a couple of years and was developed as a replacement for Android Auto’s date display.
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Game Dashboard integration has been enabled on Android 12
The Android 12 Game Dashboard is an exciting feature that a lot of gamers are looking forward to.
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Custom statuses now live on Google Chat for mobile devices
There has been a lot of back and forth with Google Chat, as it is replacing Google Hangouts despite having much fewer features.
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Google Play Store dominance is being threatened by new Senate bill
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Google is improving privacy by allowing users to lock Chrome Incognito tabs
Changes have been spotted in the Chromium Gerrit code repository, which points to improvements being made to improve browsing privacy.
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Google Meet updates safety features, allows adding more co-hosts and more
Google Meet is rolling out a few new features intended to improve the safety and security of the platform.
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Android 12 beta 4 released and when to expect the stable version
We are edging closer to the official release of Android 12 as the last beta version is finally released.
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Google is working on keeping kids safer online with a new image policy
Google has announced a new policy set to be released within the next few weeks to give minors more control over their digital footprint.
