Google Adsense and Competing Pay-per-click Ad Networks
Google today announced that it’s “doubling down” on custom chips as “one way to boost performance and efficiency now that Moore’s Law no longer provides rapid improvements for everyone.” The company hired a new engineering vice president, formerly of Intel, …
Over the past few weeks, Morning Brew on Twitter has been running a fun and seasonally appropriate “Greatest product of all time” bracket where Google apps have dominated. It’s now coming to a close with today’s quarterfinals seeing Google Search, Maps, …
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Google and T-Mobile today announced a big partnership that sees the carrier promote key services like RCS, Google One, and YouTube TV, as well as the Pixel line. more… The post Google and T-Mobile partnering on Pixel, RCS, Google One, …
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Many in the industry pulled the plug on April Fools’ Day pranks in 2020 as tension from the emerging COVID-19 pandemic was high, Google included. Now, for the second year in a row, Google is skipping April Fools’ Day 2021. …
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Last year, for the safety of their workers, Google shifted to work from home, closing their offices across the United States. With the ongoing rollout of vaccines in the US, Google is now looking likely to begin returning to working …
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In 2019, Google asked the Supreme Court to review Oracle’s long-running lawsuit over whether Android’s usage of Java was fair use. The Supreme Court this morning sided with Google and overturned Oracle’s win following a lower court ruling three years …
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Perhaps in an effort to bolster future Pixel Buds or AR products, Google recently acquired Dysonics, a 3D audio startup. more… The post Google acquires 3D audio startup Dysonics to develop new ‘audio hardware,’ possibly Pixel Buds appeared first on …
In June, Google appointed one senior vice president to oversee Search, Ads, and other big products. Prabhakar Raghavan today named new executives to lead Google Assistant and a handful of other teams. more… The post Google appoints new Assistant, News/Discover, …
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At the start of last month, Google started to release new iOS versions of the YouTube family of applications following a long, unspecified pause. Gmail, Google Calendar, Docs, and other apps were updated today in a seeming return to normal …
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As the COVID-19 vaccination rollout continues, Google today announced a number of additional efforts to help achieve distribution equity worldwide, like surfacing locations in Maps and Search. The Google.org philanthropic arm is making several donations to increase access in the …
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Google is also encouraging users to set up “routines” with Google Assistant, which perform multiple actions with a single command.
Chrome 90 has arrived with new privacy features and fixes for 37 security flaws.
Google’s Android Team is backing an effort to introduce Rust as a second programming language in the Linux kernel.
You need this? You really need this? Google thinks so.
After trying to get vendors to produce updates to fix vulnerabilities quicker, Project Zero is trying an explicit patch period.
Google says Google Earth is getting its biggest update since 2017.
Australian Android users were not told by Google about various settings that allow the search giant to collect personal location data.
The Google One VPN app gets a tick of approval from the Internet of Secure Things Alliance.
The Cat S62 Pro launched in Europe last fall, but was launched today the US market for $699. This rugged phone is built to withstand all that field workers throw at it with the additional FLIR thermal imaging capability.
Microsoft is making available a new and different version of the new Edge browser to Canary channel testers on Android.