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Google lifts the curtain on Pixel 6a at Google I/O 2022
Google is back with a cheaper Pixel that, as always, might be one of the best smartphone deals around.
By Alex Perry
Google introduces new tool for removing your private info from search results
For when information doesn't want to be free.
By Jack Morse
Gmail isn't biased against Republicans. They're just bad at sending emails.
An email marketing expert explains why Republicans claiming bias are wrong.
By Matt Binder
5 things the rumored Pixel Buds Pro could do to catch up to AirPods
Google hasn't quite figured out wireless earbuds yet. But we've got some ideas that could help.
By Alex Perry
Tinder's parent company is suing Google over in-app billing
It isn't the first time Google's been hit with an antitrust lawsuit.
By Amanda Yeo
Yep, we're getting a smartwatch: Google trademarks 'Pixel Watch' name
Looks like Google is getting in on the smartwatch game, too.
By Alex Perry
New EU law would make Meta and Google reveal their algorithms secrets
Content algorithms, targeted ads, and moderation would all be affected by the Digital Services Act.
By Alex Perry
This year's Earth Day Google Doodle is a grim look at climate change's real impact
A lot has been lost in very little time.
By Amanda Yeo
Google now lets you search with an image and text at the same time
On Android and iOS.
Enjoy passive aggressive emoji reactions in your Google Docs
:slightly-smiling-face:
Google Maps will now let you avoid pricey toll roads
If you're willing to add half an hour to your trip to avoid paying a fee, Google Maps can help you out.
By Alex Perry
New Google 'highly cited' label focuses on tackling misinformation, highlighting original reporting
Just in time for International Fact-Checking Day.
By Matt Binder
Google applies advanced AI to suicide prevention and reducing graphic search results
Google will read context clues when it matters most.
By Rachel Kraus
Apple Pay closes a loophole to end support for the Russian payment service, Mir
Apple is one of many tech companies to have distanced itself from Russia.
EU agrees on a law that could make apps like iMessage and WhatsApp work together
No more preferential treatment for apps and no more gatekeeping between messaging services, says the European Union.
By Alex Perry
Android users can now quickly delete the last 15 minutes of their Google search history
More options for privacy are always good.
By Matt Binder
Google Maps is down, but no one wants to use Apple Maps
We're all lost without Google Maps.
By Sasha Lekach
Get $40 off the email client Mailbird and whip your inbox into shape
Spring cleaning doesn't just apply to the physical.
DuckDuckGo 'down-ranks' Russian disinformation. The search engine's users are not happy.
Is DuckDuckGo turning on its users, or did they misunderstand the search engine to begin with?
By Matt Binder
Google Pixel launches live captions for phone calls
Pixel 6 phones now have the option for real-time text-to-speech calls
Google Doodle celebrates the daily lives of women around the world for International Women's Day
An ode to everyday wins.
