Google Core employees being laid off, positions moved to India and Mexico
According to NBC4 New York, at least 200 Google Core employees are being let go. The Google Core team includes key Google teams and engineering employees.
Google Search may soon face new OpenAI competition
Google Search is a thing of the past and Gemini Search, OpenAI search, and Perplexity will be the future. At least that’s what the overlords of the internet say.
YouTube is blocking ad-blocking by mobile apps
Google and YouTube are not backing down over ad-blocking and are now blocking mobile apps that block ads.
Google One VPN is headed to the Google graveyard
According to Android Authority via MacRumors, Google One VPN will be discontinued later this year, per a leaked email.
YouTube doesn’t want OpenAI training Sora on its videos, but Gemini is OK to train on publisher sites
YouTube does not want OpenAI training Sora using its videos, but Gemini has been used to train on sites across the internet, including YouTube.
Hackers targeting Google Pixel with a zero-day exploit
Security researchers from GrapheneOS have discovered a zero-day exploit designed to break into Google Pixel smartphones.
Federal authorities ordered Google to give up the identities of certain YouTube viewers
Federal authorities, in the United States, have reportedly ordered Google to give up the identities of certain YouTube viewers.
Google Gemini may run AI features on iPhone
According to Bloomberg, Apple, and Google are in talks that would allow Google Gemini AI to run the AI features on the iPhone.
Gmail: 10 email services that are better in features and privacy
Here are several excellent alternatives to Gmail that offer competitive features and enhanced privacy protections.
Google Search: Ten alternative search engines to Google’s offering
There are many search engines that can replace Google Search in 2024. Here are ten alternatives to try today. Read on for more.
The lock icon on Google Chrome is going away
Google Chrome will soon be losing a feature that has been around for many years now, the lock icon in the address bar.
Breaking free from Google. Is it even possible?
The dominance of Google over the web is undeniable. Its hold over search seems unbreakable. So, is it even possible to break free of Google?
Google won’t block Canadian news after all
With only three weeks to go before the Online News Act is set to go live, the Canadian government and Google reached an agreement in which the latter would continue to display Canadian news on its platforms.
Some Google Drive users may be experiencing a glitch causing files to be deleted
Users from around the world have been reporting missing files from Google Drive, Google is investigating a potential glitch.
YouTube war machine squarely focused on ad blockers
YouTube has mobilized its war machine for full global war against ad blockers and the users who utilize them.
Google Maps AI-powered features like Immersive View rolling out
A few AI-powered Google Maps features are starting to roll out, including Immersive View for Routes, Lens in Maps, and more.
[UPDATED: Now rolling out] Android 14 offers even more customization, control, and accessibility
After months in preview status, the latest version of Google’s smartphone OS is now here and offers even more customization, control, and accessibility on your Android smartphone.
This is your Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro deal center
The Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro have been announced, and we have your best deals from AT&T to Best Buy, find them here.
Pixel Buds Pro getting new colours, feature drop including Conversation Detection
While there isn’t a new Pixel Buds Pro version coming out, there are two new colourways, as well as an incoming feature drop with plenty of new features.
Pixel Watch 2 announced with even more Fitbit features
The announcements continue and, as expected, Google has announced the Pixel Watch 2 smartwatch powered by Wear OS and with even more Fitbit features.
Google Pixel 8 & 8 Pro smartphones get “fresh, modern design” & 7 years of updates
Google’s Pixel 8 & Pixel 8 Pro Android smartphones have officially been unveiled and feature fresh, modern designs, new finishes, and new colours.
Chromebook Plus program offers better hardware, performance, and AI capabilities
Today, Google announced the Chromebook Plus program which promises higher minimum hardware specifications and powerful AI capabilities.
Report: Chrome will now directly track its users and share “topic” lists with advertisers
According to a report in Ars Technica, Google’s Chrome browser will now directly track its users and share “topic” lists with advertisers.
Fitbit Charge 6 available for pre-order with new features
Google announced that the Fitbit Charge 6 is the company’s most advanced fitness tracker yet and is available for pre-order.
Android drops the gloves in RCS battle with Apple, Samsung weighs in
As time passes, new technologies emerge that replace older technologies. First introduced back in 2007, RCS (Rich Communication Services) is the next iteration of SMS/MMS, however, the adoption has not been as smooth as one would expect after 16 years.
Google announces new Android feature drop and brand update
In addition to its latest Android feature drop announcement, Google has also announced a brand refresh to the Android logo and its bugdroid mascot.
How to use your Android phone to tell if an unknown AirTag is tracking you
Android devices now have the ability to natively detect if a rogue AirTag is tracking your location. Follow these four easy steps to enable it!
Google Pixel 7a review: Who needs a flagship when the “a” series exists?
Our Google Pixel 7a review looks at the company’s second mid-range Android smartphone that features the company’s Tensor G2 processor.
