Month: January 2022

Have you ever been troubled by the videos YouTube recommends to you? If you want to take control of your YouTube Home, this article will show you how.

If you rely on an open, global internet, you’ll want the European Union and the U.S. government to agree soon on a new data framework to keep the services you use up and running. People increasingly rely on data flows …

It’s time for a new EU-US data transfer framework Read more »

The bill would put a stop to targeted advertising, which brings in loads of cash for Google, Facebook and other data brokers.

As supply chain fluctuations complicate demand forecasting, Google aims to help retailers leverage AI for better planning

On Thursday, the Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduled to review the American Innovation and Choice Online Act, and technology companies have been pushing back. Like Apple earlier today, Google this afternoon published a blog post detailing specific “harmful consequences” on …

Google lists how US antitrust bills could impact Search, Gmail, and other products Read more »

No Google app on Android or iOS is without bugs and issues. Fortunately, there’s a way you can contact support and leave feedback for Google app developers. Follow this guide to learn how. more… The post How to contact Google …

How to contact Google support and give product feedback Read more »

Whether you’re upgrading from the old or buying your very first, these are the best deals available on smartphones by Apple, Google, Samsung, and more.

After attending a meeting at the White House, Google also proposed creating an organization to serve as a marketplace for open source maintenance.

The department will use Google’s Apigee platform to improve its Lighthouse API program, which lets veterans share their data with third-party applications.

Three of the vulnerabilities must be remediated by January 24 for federal civilian agencies.

Imagine being ostracized for not owning an iPhone. It’s been happening to Android users for years. Google wants to change it, but is it really representative of the people here?

Messaging is a core part of any smartphone, and it’s something that Apple has really nailed with the iPhone and iMessage. Googlers have voiced their frustration recently over how Apple uses iMessage as a tool for lock-in and while Apple’s …

Here are all of the times Google has tried, and failed to stick with an iMessage competitor Read more »

Smartphone manufacturers have settled into a pretty regular rhythm of new phone releases, so we can look ahead and anticipate what will be launched in 2022. We saw two phone announcements at CES, with some rumors and expected upgrades planned …

Phones to expect in 2022: Galaxy S22, iPhone 14, Pixel 7, and more Read more »

Hiroshi Lockheimer oversees all of Google’s operating systems as Senior Vice President of Platforms and Ecosystems. In recent years, he has been very critical of Apple not supporting the RCS standard to make iOS messaging more interoperable with Android, and …

Google exec gives harshest rebuke yet of iMessage lock-in effect in push for RCS on iOS Read more »

Google Cloud’s acquisition of a SOAR tool in and of itself is not surprising — this has been a missing piece for its Chronicle offering that other security analytics platforms have built in for the past several years.

It’s not just about data prep. The acquisition of Trifacta is designed to accelerate Alteryx’s cloud pivot.

The US International Trade Commission rules against Google in patent dispute, orders a ban on the importation of Google products that violate Sonos patents

The US International Trade Commission today found that Google infringed on five Sonos patents relating to smart speakers and audio. This could lead to an import ban of Google speakers, phones, and Chromebooks that violate those patents. more… The post …

Final US ITC ruling finds that Google infringed on Sonos patents, advancing possibility of import ban Read more »

A new report from Avanan has found that cybercriminals are attempting to exploit Google Docs through its comment feature.

Politico reported on Wednesday that French regulators are fining Google 150 million euros and Facebook 60 million euros.