Google expands the availability of Play Games for PC to Europe
Google Play Games for PC is a service that allows you to play your favorite Android games on your Windows PC. It was initially launched …
Google Pixel 7 Fingerprint Scanner Apparently Gets Faster When You Use Your Nose, Scalp, and Forehead
In the current mobile devices, you basically have two in-display fingerprint scanners. The first is the optical fingerprint sensor, generally found in mid-range and affordable …
How Google’s New Domain Names Can Put Your Security at Risk
Google wrapped up its I/O event with a host of new product announcements. Including new hardware, software, and initiatives related to artificial intelligence. Google also …
Google’s New Chrome Feature Will Protect You from Visiting Misleading Websites
Google has announced a bunch of new accessibility features on the occasion of Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). One of these features is a Chrome …
Samsung reportedly decides to keep Google as the default search engine on Galaxy devices
Rumors have been swirling about a potential change in Samsung’s search engine choice for its Galaxy devices. With Google being the default search engine for …
Screen Recording on Android 14 Will Be More Privacy-Friendly
Android 14 features are going strong! Recently, we already got to know two exciting features that Google will likely have on the final build. One …
YouTube introduces longer unskippable ads on TVs: What you need to know
Prepare for longer ads when watching YouTube videos on your TV. YouTube is introducing 30-second unskippable ads on connected TVs, replacing the two consecutive 15-second …
Google Contacts adds a Key Facebook Feature
In today’s fast-paced world, it can be easy to lose touch with friends and family members. With so much going on, it can be tough …
Samsung Reconsiders Switching from Google Search to Bing on Galaxy Devices
Last month, a report from the New York Times revealed that Samsung is considering abandoning the Google search for Microsoft’s Bing AI. While this would …
Android 14 Lets You Drag and Drop Files and Text Between Apps
The final release of Android 14 is still months away. But the good news is that we have started to get more and more interesting …
Google’s Bard availability skips EU countries and Canada: Here is why
Google’s recent announcement at its I/O developer conference unveiled a series of updates for its Bard AI service. Although the tech giant has expanded Bard’s …
The 5 best news that will come to Android soon
Google I/O 2023 was one of the most anticipated tech events of the year, and it did not disappoint. Although Android 14 was not one …
Warning: Google will delete inactive accounts!
Google has become a central player in the world of technology, providing a range of services and apps that are integral to the user experience …
Got an Android or Google Pixel Phone? Get Ready to Say Goodbye to Your Sub-Par Dashcam!
One of the good things about the Google Pixel phones is that they constantly get new features. Things such as Magic Editor, Magic Eraser, and …
These Are The Best USB-C Hubs for Chromecast with Google TV
Over the years, Google TV and Chromecast have gradually gained popularity in our Living rooms and theatre centers. The two sets have become a perfect …
Google ignored Android 14 for the first time in Google I/O
The Google I/O 2023 event recently took place, and it was an opportunity for Google to showcase its latest developments. The tech giant unveiled 13 …
Google Bard: All You Need To Know About ChatGPT’s Competitor
After months of waiting, Google’s AI-driven chatbot – Google Bard – is finally here. Following Google I/O, the service left its limited access and is …
Gmail Dark Web Monitoring is Now Available to All US Users
Google has recently expanded its Gmail dark web monitoring service to all Gmail users in the United States. Previously, only Google One subscribers in the …
Google Pixel 7a vs Pixel 6a: Which Budget Phone is Right for You?
If you’re in the market for a budget-friendly phone with flagship-like features, Google’s Pixel A series is a great place to start. The most recent …
Google to Pay $8 Million Settlement in Deceptive Ads Lawsuit
Google has agreed to pay a hefty sum of $8 million to settle a lawsuit filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, accusing the tech …