Networking: the more things change, the more they stay the same
Some insight on Google's Aquila, built for ultra-low latency networking
'Always-on VPN' feature on Android can leak unencrypted data
Your VPN may not be protecting you entirely
Google brings passwordless logins to Android and Chrome
Android and Chrome step up their support for the FIDO Alliance
Google unveils a host of open data and AI advancements at Cloud Next
And the launch of a new industry consortium called the OpenXLA Project
Google announces three Chromebooks purpose-built for cloud gaming
Google isn't done with cloud gaming
Google's Pixel Watch is finally here and it looks amazing
Does Google finally have an answer to the Apple Watch?
Google launches the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro starting at $599 and $899
Pixel 7 pre-orders open ahead of October 13 launch
Google delisted six billion alleged 'pirate' links in ten years
Mountain View's anti-piracy activity is going strong, and rightsholders are happier than ever
New Pixel 7 phones, a smartwatch, and smart home Google products expected later this week
Highly anticipated: The Made by Google launch event starts on October 6 at 10 am ET. The company should announce a slew of new products, including the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro phones, the Pixel Watch, and some new additions to its Nest smart home portfolio.
YouTube starts asking users to subscribe to Premium for 4K videos
Would you subscribe to its Premium service for 4K?
WTF?! It might sound like a terrible idea, but YouTube could start charging users who want to watch videos on the platform in 4K, making the resolution exclusive to its $12-per-month Premium service. There's no confirmation that owner Google will go down this route as it could only be a test to gauge reaction, though such a move would obviously cause a lot of anger from creators and viewers alike.
Google Translate has been shuttered in China over alleged low usage
Are 53.5 million visits per month low?
Google Japan shows off multifunctional, five-foot-long Gboard keyboard
Insect catcher, grabber, ruler, and awkward keyboard
Google lost a food delivery drone when it tried to land on a power line and got incinerated
Recap: Alphabet food delivery company Wing has a spotless safety record. Well, it did until yesterday when one of its autonomous drones landed on some power lines. Nobody was hurt in the incident, but the drone was incinerated, and about 2,000 customers lost power briefly.
Google is sending Stadia to its infamous graveyard of canceled services
Stadia and Google Store customers will receive refunds
AV1 codec version 3.5 greatly improves CPU encoding performance
In a nutshell: Google just released AV1 3.5, the newest version of the video-encoding technology, which threatens to be a major player in the content and media industry. The codec now has much more efficient CPU encoding, and hardware support is growing too.
Project Caviar: Google is promoting new royalty-free audio and video codecs
After AV1, Google is now working on a Dolby (Atmos and Vision) contender
Google rolls out new $30 Chromecast for users that haven't made the jump to 4K
Many were hoping for a new flagship instead
Google and the US government partner to make open source chips
Google's money will be used to fund industry innovation
Google hit with $25 billion EU/UK lawsuit over its adtech business
Google plans to "vigorously" fight the suit
Google increases minimum phone spec requirements for Android 13
From 512MB to 2GB in three years
DALL-E machine learning can now imagine what lies beyond the frame of famous paintings
Ever wanted to see outside the frame of Mona Lisa?
Google previews Pixel 7 series ahead of October 6 launch event
Powered by the Google Tensor G2
Newly identified browser bug allows websites to overwrite clipboard content
The text can be replaced with fraudulent URLs, addresses, or other malicious information
Chrome extensions with 1.4 million installs track users for affiliate payment scam
Check the list to see if you installed any
The end of Moore's law forced YouTube to make its own video chip
YouTube now controls its hardware roadmap