Google Photos Just Got a Killer Feature That Surpasses Apple's Photos App By Richard Priday The new features let you search for words and even copy/paste them.
Google Go Now Available Worldwide: What You Need to Know By Kate Kozuch Google's 'Lite' Android browsing app is no longer exclusive to emerging markets. Here's how to get Google Go.
Google Stadia: Games, Price, Release Date, Controller and More By Michael Andronico Google Stadia is the company's big push into gaming, allowing you to stream AAA titles on any device with a Chrome browser.
Google Pixel 4 Rumors: Release Date, Price, Specs and More By Adam Ismail From dual-lens cameras to air gesture controls and facial recognition, here's everything we know about Google's next flagship.
New Pixel 4 Leak: Google Is Stealing the OnePlus 7 Pro's Best Feature By Richard Priday All the major specs revealed.
YouTube Music and YouTube Premium, Explained By Henry T. Casey YouTube is adding a Spotify-competing subscription service, and shaking up things with YouTube Red, and we've got all the details.
Killer Deal: Google OnHub Router Now $55 By Hilda Scott The Google OnHub Router is now at its lowest price ever
Killer Deal: Google Mesh Wi-Fi Router Now Just $99 By Hilda Scott Walmart has the Google WiFi Mesh Router and other Google devices on sale.
Google Will Let European Android Users Swap Default Search Engine By Richard Priday Google follows EU anti-competition ruling, but in a way that earns it money at the same time.
Apple Stops Listening to Siri Recordings Following Backlash By Don Reisinger Apple suspends humans evaluation of Siri voice transcriptions in response to privacy concerns.
Always Listening? Apple Contractors Hear Your Private Siri Conversations By Kate Kozuch Apple's Siri is the latest voice assistant with privacy concerns over recorded conversations.
Government Encryption Backdoors Still Impossible and Pointless, Experts Say By Paul Wagenseil The U.S. attorney general and FBI director want tech companies to provide encryption backdoors. But security experts don't think that's realistic.
Google Will Ban Chrome Extensions Oct. 15 That Break New Privacy Rules By Marshall Honorof By October, Google wants third-party Chrome extension developers to be crystal clear about what kind of information they want from users.
eBay Crashes Prime Day with $59 Google Home Hub By Hilda Scott One of the best Prime Day deals is the $59 Google Home Hub at eBay.
Nest Hello vs. Ring Video Doorbell Pro: Why Nest Wins By Mike Prospero Ring''s premium doorbell is a fine choice, but the Nest Hello beats it on price, video quality and features.
Google Pixel 4 Render Shows Phone in All Its Big Bezel Glory By Mark Spoonauer A fan-made render of the Pixel 4 doesn't look pretty.
Google Admits Humans Are Listening to Assistant Recordings By Monica Chin It's no secret that Google Assistant stores your recordings. But a new report reveals that Google employees listen to some of them too.
Huzzah! YouTube Now on Fire TV, Prime Video on Chromecast By Mike Prospero Amazon's and Google's long-running feud appears to be over, as YouTube and Prime Video are finally available on both Fire TV and Chromecast.
Google Patents Book-Like Foldable Phone with Actual Pages By Richard Priday The concept shows multiple flexible screens surrounded by a fixed body containing the components.
Google Drive Testing Full Offline Storage: How to Try It By Don Reisinger You can now store more files offline, but only if you're using the Chrome browser.
Feast Your Eyes on the Pixel 4 in a Fresh New Color By Richard Priday This color was originally rumored for the Pixel 3, but now looks to be coming to its successor.
Google's New Chrome Extension Lets You Flag Suspicious Websites By Phillip Tracy Google Chrome's Suspicious Site Reporter extension makes it easy to flag suspicious websites and add them to the company's blacklist.
Google Calendar Is Down (Update: It’s Back) By Rami Tabari Google Calendar is down during a possible update to the service. Here's what we know so far.
Google Allegedly Caught Stealing Song Lyrics ... Because of Punctuation By Richard Priday, Henry T. Casey A clever system of alternating apostrophes used by Genius apparently proves Google is copying its content.
How YouTube Taught Me to Cook More (and Order Out Less) By Henry T. Casey I found inspiration to cook, instead of ordering delivery, from YouTube.
Fake WhatsApp App Downloaded Over 1 Million Times By Don Reisinger The Google Play marketplace has a big problem with fake apps, and a phony WhatsApp installer is just the latest example.
The Pixel 4's Secret Weapon Just Leaked: Meet Soli By Jesus Diaz Google’s new Soli radar chip will enable you to control things without touching them or speaking.
New Pixel 4 Model Leaks Along with Facial ID Details By Jesus Diaz Based on leaked mockups of the Pixel 4, it seems Google is going to adopt Apple’s worst design decision with this fall’s smartphone.
Gmail's 'Dynamic Email' Will Save You a Ton of Time, And It's Coming July 2 By Phillip Tracy Google will make its dynamic email feature available to Gmail users that will let them take action directly from a message.
