Google offers to replace Nest thermostats that have internet connection issues
Google has offered to replace the Nest thermostats that are unable to go online due to the w5 error, which is apparently caused by the devices' Wi-Fi chip.
Google lead says he’s ‘disappointed’ with Apple’s new iPhone security program
The lead at Google's Project Zero division says his team won't be able to participate in Apple's iPhone security research program due to some restrictions.
6 surprising reasons you should buy an iPhone instead of Android
In the Android versus iPhone war, Android phones are cheaper, more customizable, with more options for buyers; but what if those are really Apple's advantages?
Google needs to get back to basics with Android. Why? Take a look at iOS 14
Google has increasingly focused more on innovative features rather than fixing the fundamental flaws of Android. Here's why it needs to get back to the basics.
Is your home packed with smart speakers? Here’s how to make them work together
Multiple smart speakers with multiple accounts can be a headache. We have some tips to help.
Google to ban ads from appearing next to coronavirus conspiracy theories
Google has reportedly banned ads from appearing in coronavirus conspiracy theories. Under the policy, supervisors will be able to remove ads from articles.
Apple and Google reveal new emojis coming later this year
For World Emoji Day, Apple and Google have released first looks of the new emojis available this fall. The update will include new memoji mask customization.
Google partners with India’s largest telecom operator on a budget smartphone
Google has announced a $4.5 billion investment in India's largest telecom operator, Reliance Jio. The two are jointly developing an affordable Android phone.
Google sued for allegedly tracking app users who opted out
A class-action lawsuit filed on Tuesday accuses Google of tracking user activity through various mobile apps — even if people opted out of sharing their data.
Indie game devs are taking a gamble on Google’s Stadia, and it’s paying off
Google's Stadia cloud gaming service had a bumpy launch, but that hasn't dampened the spirits of indie developers porting indie games to the platform.
Google pledges not to use Fitbit data for ads to ward off EU antitrust probe
Google has reportedly pledged to not misuse the health data it acquired from Fitbit for ad targeting in an attempt to ward off an antitrust probe in Europe.
Tech giants back suit against Trump rule that may deport students
A group of tech companies that include Google, Microsoft, and Facebook expressed their support against a rule that may send many international students home.
Chrome updates will have a ‘dramatic impact’ on MacOS performance
Google plans to roll out "three big improvements" over the next couple of months that will reduce Chrome's impact on battery life and performance for MacOS.
What is this? Say hello to the new Google Nest speaker
Google didn't waste any time sharing a photo and short video showing off its upcoming Google Nest speaker. It comes after images were seen in a recent filing.
The Pixel 3a’s disappearance is a reminder Google just isn’t that into hardware
With the Google Pixel 3a now discontinued and the rumored Pixel 4a still a no-show, Google is showing us once again it's not a traditional hardware company.
Social media platforms are finally acting like the mini-governments they are
Online platforms such as Facebook have begun actively taking action against hate speech. Are they finally getting better at governing their platforms?
U.K.: Google and Apple’s billion-dollar search engine deal stifles competition
United Kingdom's markets regulator says Apple and Google's billion-dollar search engine deal creates "a significant barrier to entry and expansion” for rivals.
Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google will testify before Congress in July
Apple, Amazon, Google, and Facebook are expected to appear before Congress in late July for an antitrust hearing -- an event that's been long in the making.
Google will announce new smart home features on July 8th
Google has announced a new developer-focused virtual event set to take place on July 8th for announcing its latest smart home features, tools, and initiatives.
Google cracks down on voting-related ads that mislead users to malicious sites
Google has taken down dozens of deceptive ads that mislead users to malicious sites when they looked up for voting-related information on the search engine.
Tipping the balance: The story of Huawei’s bold, Google-free mobile ecosystem
Huawei's Global Chief Branding Officer Andrew Garrihy talks about the tipping point it needs to reach for its ambitious Google alternative to become a success.
Google execs say we need a plan to stop A.I. algorithms from amplifying racism
Two Google executives said Friday that bias in A.I. is hurting marginalized communities, and that more needs to be done to ensure that this does not happen.
Google will soon tell you why a business is calling on Android
Google is developing a new feature called Verified Calls for its default Phone app. It will soon begin telling you why a business is trying to get in touch.
Google Nest Hub Max gains group video conferencing support
Google today announced the addition of Group Calling to the Nest Hub Max, allowing Duo-made groups of up to 32 people to join a single video chat.
Google will pay publishers in bid to compete with Apple News
Google will pay news publishers for high-quality, premium content in a licensed program that aims to help support local and national publications globally.
Google skimps on details about how it’s cutting packaging waste
Google has pledged to make its packaging more sustainable. The key to that initiative will be follow-through and transparency. Here's where it stands.
Google employees demand the company cancel all police contracts
More than 1,600 workers at Google have put their name to a letter to the CEO demanding that the company stop selling its technology to police departments.
Mixer was a pawn in the high-stakes game between Microsoft and Google
Through its surprise sale of Mixer to Facebook, Microsoft sacrifices its streaming platform for a bigger portion of the emerging game-streaming market.
Google’s new Chrome add-on lets you create links to specific text on a webpage
Google has released a new barebones extension called Link to Text Fragment that lets you create and share links to a specific piece of text on a web page.
Google is bringing desktop Windows apps to Chromebooks
Google is partnering with software maker Parallels to bring support for legacy, desktop Windows apps like Microsoft Office to Chromebook enterprise users.
You can now video chat with up to 32 people on Google Duo
Google is expanding the participant limit for group video calls to 32 people on its consumer-facing platform, Duo. It's currently limited to the Chrome browser.
The next Google Home needs more than just better audio quality to be successful
The original Google Home has been on the market for four years without any sign of an upgrade, but a new one may be imminent. We speculate on possible features.
Google reportedly delays Pixel 4a launch again; Barely Blue variant dropped
Google has reportedly again delayed the release of the Pixel 4a, with only the Just Black version to launch in October as the Barely Blue version was dropped.
Android 11 hands-on review: Not a revolution, but a definite improvement
The Android 11 public beta has finally arrived, bringing a revamped notification system, new multitasking, and more. We took a look at Android 11 firsthand.