Google fails to have Rumble lawsuit dismissed, opens door for discovery
Friday was a big day for Rumble as a federal court in California denied Google’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit against its YouTube property.
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Google Pixel 6a owners report that any fingerprint is able to unlock the phone
The new Google Pixel 6a is becoming widely available, and some owners report that any fingerprint can unlock it, even unregistered ones.
More malicious apps found on Google Play, here’s what you need to delete
These are the 36 malicious apps that have been installed nearly 10 million times that you should find and delete from your Android device.
Google engineer, who claimed Google’s AI chatbot LaMDA was self-aware, has been fired
Artificial intelligence (AI) has long been worked on; one Google software engineer has been fired for claiming Google’s LaMDA AI was self-aware.
A new report says U.S. Google Pixel users are unhappy with their phones
A new report says that Google Pixel users are among the unhappiest in the U.S., with 36% planning to switch to other brands.
App developers win $90 million settlement from Google
App developers are the lifeblood of mobile platforms, and Google is paying out a $90 million settlement in a big defeat.
Danish company Jobindex files an antitrust complaint against Google
Google is looking at yet another antitrust complaint, this time filed by Danish company Jobindex, an online job search service.
The Murena smartphone & OS aim to deGoogle your smartphone experience
Murena smartphones and OS have been designed to offer a different approach to users who care about privacy and data-hungry handsets.
Wear OS update officially brings Google Assistant to the Galaxy Watch4
A few weeks ago, Samsung announced that the next Wear OS update would bring Google Assistant to Watch4, and today is the day.
Google relents, adds option to keep G Suite legacy free for personal use
After weeks of going dark on the matter, Google has relented and added an option for non-commercial users to continue using their G Suite legacy free edition.
Google Pixel 6a features same Tensor chip as 6/6 Pro; Pixel 7 teased
During the Google I/O keynote, the Pixel 6a Android smartphone was announced with the same Tensor chip as the 6/6 Pro and a reduced price point.
Could Google Wallet be making a comeback?
Google Wallet was first introduced back in 2011 and then integrated into Google Pay. Turns out, Wallet could be making a comeback.
[GIVEAWAY CLOSED] Win a DeGoogled Pixel with CalyxOS
It’s now or never! If you’ve been wanting a DeGoogled phone you could be the lucky winner of this Degoogled Pixel with CalyxOS installed.
Bill seeking to outlaw self-preferencing by Amazon, Google clears hurdle in Senate
The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday gave its stamp of approval to the first major legislative effort meant to stop the largest tech platforms from giving themselves a leg up against competing businesses using their websites, principally Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple.
The Freedom Phone Project: How you can get your own degoogled smartphone
If you’re considering purchasing the Freedom Phone, you might want to try this more affordable and better alternative first.
Google fails to get Arizona privacy lawsuit thrown out of court
An Arizona judge has ruled that a privacy lawsuit brought against Google will not be thrown out per the company’s request.
Google and Facebook CEOs allegedly signed off on an illegal ad deal
A new report shows unredacted claims that say the CEOs of Google and Facebook allegedly approved an illegal ad deal.
Google is seeking to cooperate with the government in “securing” open-source software
Google is looking to cooperate with the United States government to “secure” open-source software across the internet. Read on for more.
Google’s Year in Search: What did Canadians search for in 2021?
Google’s annual Year in Search is out for 2021 and we have some insight into what Canadians searched for over the past year.
User has photos and accounts compromised by someone at Google’s mail-in Pixel repair program
The Google Pixel repair program is intended to help customers fix their broken smartphones, but one user had their life compromised.
Some Google remote workers may have their pay cut
According to a report in Wired, Google may be considering pay cuts for some of its remote workers prompting some to search for new jobs.
The city of The Dalles sues newspaper to keep Google’s water usage secret
The small city of The Dalles in Oregon is suing The Oregonian in an effort to keep Google’s water usage a secret. Read on for more.
Google officially unveils the Pixel 6/6 Pro pricing and availability
After months of anticipation, teases, and leaks, Google has officially unveiled the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro Android smartphones, alongside pricing and availability.
PSA: Update Google Chrome now to fix two zero-day flaws
If you use the Google Chrome browser, it is probably an excellent idea to updated it now to patch two zero-day flaws actively being exploited.
South Korea may halt Google and Apple from charging app commissions
South Korea may be taking a big step forward in not allowing Google and Apple to charge app developers commission on in-app purchases.
Concerned with privacy on your mobile device? A deGoogled phone might be for you
I’ve noticed that no matter what side of the aisle people stand on, they are concerned with Google, Facebook, and others invading their privacy.
TCL adds Google TV to new 5-Series and 6-Series QLED TVs
TCL has just announced new 5-Series QLED and 6-Series mini-LED QLED TVs running on the Google TV entertainment platform.
VPN by Google One now available in more countries
When the VPN by Google One launched late last year, it was a U.S.-only offering. Now it is available in Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Spain, and Italy for Google One members with the 2TB storage plan.
