Just six months after walking back another of its privacy focused changes, Google is once more making changes to how it handles private user data in Google Chrome and its related applications. The ...

Google is revamping Android’s native screen recording tool with a cleaner interface, selfie camera support, and better editing options. The update may debut in December’s QPR2 release or be reserved ...

Google’s shutdown of Privacy Sandbox ends cookie chaos for now but leaves the future of privacy-first advertising uncertain.

Google has confirmed that it has killed off its Privacy Sandbox initiative, which aimed to deliver a more private approach to advertising.

Recently, Chrome added a security setting to protect users when they visit unfamiliar sites. Now Chrome is also making it easier for you to keep control of your search engine settings. If another app ...

So, Google and the DOJ. It’s been a big deal, this whole antitrust ruling thing. Basically, a judge said Google was playing unfair with its search engine, kind of like a bully. This isn’t just some ...

The thing is, Google was the only company that could have forced the web to change. More specifically, it’s the only company that could have forced the internet to respect your privacy. If Google ...

While Chrome is a popular browser, it tends to collect a lot of data about its users. Here is how to help minimize what it collects and make your browsing experience more private.

When Google introduced its latest image editing model, Nano Banana, in the Gemini app a couple of months ago, the internet was blown away by its power and creative potential - with creators already ...

Chrome’s Canary build quietly adds a “Contextual tasks” panel tied to Gemini. It's rough, but it points to agentic browsing, useful in small steps, as long as permissions, controls, and trust catch up ...

Alphabet stock fell by over 30% within a timeframe of fewer than 2 months in 2022, erasing billions in market capitalization and wiping out profits in one correction.

Notion that Google has lost the ability to innovate is a common refrain that we have heard over the past several years and one that we subscribed to ourselves at one stage. Read more here.