iPhones can now use Google's One VPN — but should you? By Paul Wagenseil published 1 February 22 Google's One VPN service is now available for iOS devices in North America and western Europe, but will it really appeal to iPhone users?
Google just fixed this big iMessage frustration on Android By Imad Khan published 1 February 22 Google has issued an update for beta users that fixes an annoying problem when texting between Android and Apple's iMessage that replaces reactions with emojis.
Google Chrome just made it super easy to mute noisy tabs — and you can try it now By Denise Primbet published 28 January 22 You could soon mute Google Chrome tabs much quicker, as the one-click feature is now being tested and could soon become available.
Google kills FLoC, unveils new plan to replace tracking cookies — here's how it works By Paul Wagenseil published 25 January 22 Google's Topics is a new user-profiling system that replaces FLoC, which itself was intended to replace third-party cookies in Chrome by the end of 2023. Here's how Topics works.
Google will shut down your free G Suite account unless you pay — what you need to know By Paul Wagenseil published 20 January 22 Google said it would be converting free G Suite accounts to paid Workspace ones in July, and non-payers would lose access to Docs, Drive, Gmail and other services.
How to use Google Pay By Dale Fox published 7 January 22 As its name implies, Google Pay lets you use your phone to pay for things. Follow our guide on how to use Google Pay, and leave your wallet at home.
Google plans to make Android work better with other devices — here's how By Philip Michaels published 5 January 22 Google detailed a whole slew of new features aimed at cross-device interactions, in which you'll be able to use Android to connect quicker, unlock more devices and share content.
Google will kill OnHub routers next year — what you need to do By Paul Wagenseil published 23 December 21 Google plans to end all support for its OnHub routers by the end of 2022, after which users won't even be able to manage the devices.
New Google Drive policy could make your files inaccessible — what you need to know By Tom Pritchard published 16 December 21 If your files stored in Drive are breaking the rules, Google may end up taking action.
8 essential Google Maps features to help you during the holidays By Tom Pritchard published 16 December 21 Holidays are coming, and Google Maps can take away some of the stress of getting everything done.
How to set up Google Chromecast By Marshall Honorof published 14 December 21 Setting up Chromecast is fantastically simple, but if you hit a snag during the process, check our guide to get back on track.
How to hide Google contacts without deleting them By Dale Fox published 9 December 21 It’s easy for Google contacts to become overwhelming, but there’s a simple way to declutter them by hiding those you don’t use. We’ll show you how to do it.
Google in 2022: Pixel 7, Pixel Watch, Pixel 6a and more By Alan Martin published 8 December 21 How can Google top a year that saw it launch the excellent Pixel 6 series? Here's what 2022 holds in store for the tech giant.
Google Calendar is down for some users — what you need to know By Tom Pritchard published 8 December 21 Google Calendar's desktop site is currently down for some users, though the mobile app still seems to be working.
Gmail just got a big update for iOS and Android — and it will save you time By Denise Primbet published 8 December 21 Google's Gmail just got an update that lets you make instant voice and video calls directly from the mobile app, no previous invitation needed.
Google Maps is rolling out new features to help you avoid the crowds By Tom Pritchard published 17 November 21 Google Maps is going to make it easier to avoid the crowds this holiday season.
Chromecast and Google TV just got a big upgrade that will save you time By Tom Pritchard published 16 November 21 Google just made it easier to install apps on your Chromecast or Google TV through your phone.
Gmail is down across the world — but not for everyone By Tom Pritchard published 12 November 21 Gmail is having issues right now, so it's not just you struggling to get into your work emails.
Google is forcing people to use 2FA — what that means for you By Paul Wagenseil published 5 November 21 Some Google users are being told they have to start using two-factor authentication by Nov. 9, and millions of others will follow by the end of the year. Here's what that means for you.
Where to buy Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro — latest stock updates By Louis Ramirez published 29 October 21 Google's new flagships are selling out fast. Here's where to buy the Google Pixel 6 right now before its sold out.
Um, why is the Google Pixel 6 $100 more on Verizon and AT&T? By Louis Ramirez published 20 October 21 Google Pixel 6 pricing varies based on the carrier and model. Here's why some carriers are charging more.
What is Google Fi, and is it worth it? By Deidre Richardson published 19 October 21 Google Fi has an appealing pay-only-for-what-you-use approach to monthly cellphone bills. Find out if this low-cost carrier is right for you.
Google Maps is getting a major upgrade for cyclists By Tom Pritchard published 6 October 21 Google Maps is better catering to cyclists with the launch of 'lite navigation' mode.
Google Pixel 4a review: Still shockingly good for $349 By Adam Ismail published 30 September 21 Editor's Choice The Pixel 4a is a nearly perfect Android phone for the perfect price, though a new phone has taken its place.
Chrome on desktop gets emergency patch to prevent hacker attack — what to do By Paul Wagenseil published 24 September 21 Google pushed out a surprise update for desktop Chrome to fix a single flaw used by hackers to attack computers.
Google Assistant’s new driving mode is coming — what you need to know By Tom Pritchard published 23 September 21 So long, standalone Android Auto app. Google Assistant's driving mode is on the way.
Google Pixel Fold could launch this year, says analyst By Tom Pritchard published 17 September 21 A new rumor suggests that the Pixel Fold will still arrive this year, despite rumors of a delay.
Chrome under hacker attack — how to update ASAP By Paul Wagenseil published 15 September 21 Google updated Chrome on the desktop to fix 11 security flaws, two of which are already being used in attacks.
How to lock down Google Drive files By Paul Wagenseil, Robert Irvine published 20 August 21 Google lets you prevent other people from copying, downloading or printing your Google Drive files. Here's how to do so.
How to change your Google Meet background By Tom Pritchard published 20 August 21 Here's how to change your Google Meet background to keep your surroundings private during Google Meet video calls.
