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How to unlock Facebook Messenger's dark mode using emojis
Just as Google continues to develop a system-wide dark mode for Android Q, Facebook has released a dark theme of its own.
Apparently, Samsung has sent foldable display samples to Apple, Google
Apple, the world's most famous tech giant, appears to be gearing up for the age of foldable phones.
Now, use Google's complaint form to report fraud on Maps
Google has launched a handy new way to combat the issue of fraudulent activity on Maps.
Now, darken web pages using Chrome's dark mode: Here's how
This year, Google has a special focus on making its products darker.
Government asks YouTube to remove clips of captured IAF pilot
With photos and videos of captured Indian Air Force (IAF) pilot Abhinandan Varthaman doing the rounds on social media, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) had asked Google-owned video-streaming platform YouTube to remove 11 video links pertaining to Varthaman.
Soon, Google Assistant will offer suggestions as you text
In a major move, Google has announced Assistant integration for Android Messages.
Soon, Google Chrome will let you track extension activity
Often, we hear complaints about Chrome extensions that promise some fancy capability but perform malicious tasks instead.
New Google Movie ad makes excellent use of Deadpool
The new Google ad that has been released ahead of the 91st Oscars to showcase its new series of smart speakers and phones is a joy for any movie lover.
Apparently, Google "forgot" informing about mic in Nest Secure devices
Google is facing flak from privacy advocates as it failed to inform Nest Secure buyers about a microphone included in the device.
Google to unveil 'Netflix for games' streaming platform next month
In a bid to take on traditional players in the gaming industry like Microsoft's Xbox and Sony's Playstation, Google is set to announce a game streaming platform in an event next month.
Google ends forced arbitration for employees around the world
In a big win for Google employees around the world, the tech giant, on Thursday, announced that it would end the practice of forced arbitration for its employees around the world.
Not Google, but viral Baga-beach banner 'needs fixing'. Here's why
Recently, a picture went viral on social media that showed a banner in Goa asking people to stop searching the directions for Baga Beach on Google Maps.
Here's how you can save space on your low-end cellphones
The sheer amount of apps, games, and content we consume destroys the space on our phones.
Soon, Chrome's dark mode will "darken" your web pages
We all know Google Chrome browser for Android is set to receive a dedicated dark mode aimed at making web surfing more pleasant.
Google 'best toilet paper' and images of Pakistan's flag appear
Pakistan has been on the forefront of criticism these days after a deadly terrorist attack on Indian CRPF jawans in Pulwama was carried out by Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed last week. And, rightly so.
Soon, websites won't be able to detect Chrome's Incognito mode
After a long wait, Google is working on a way to ensure that websites, particularly those with paywalls, aren't able to detect its Incognito mode.
How not to fall for #FakeNews in wake of #PulwamaAttack
Following the deadly Pulwama terror attack, which claimed the lives of 40 CRPF personnel, several fake news posts are doing the rounds on social media.
Google to launch affordable Pixel smartphone this year: Report
With the ever increasing demand in emerging markets, Google is working to launch its first low-cost smartphone in 2019, according to a report.
Google poaching Intel, Qualcomm engineers for chip-making team in Bengaluru
Reportedly, Google is stepping up efforts to make its own smartphone and data center chips, and is putting together a highly talented team in Bengaluru for the same.
YouTube will no longer recommend conspiracy or medically inaccurate videos
Google-owned video sharing platform YouTube has made a change to its recommendations AI, and has announced that it will no longer recommend videos that come close to violating its community guidelines.
Apple, Google criticized for hosting Saudi app tracking women's movements
Tech giants Google and Apple have been accused of misogyny for hosting an app on their platforms that allows men in Saudi Arabia to track and control where women travel.
US could lift per country green card limits: Details here
In what could turn out to be good news for Indian professionals, two identical bills backed by powerful legislators and companies like Google have been introduced in both the House of Representatives and the Senate to end the per country limit for green cards.
Hackers can use Google Translate to steal your password
Amid increasing reports of cyber crimes, a new form of phishing attack has come to light.
5 useful apps for frequent Indian Railways passengers
In India, the railways are genuinely a lifeline for tourists.
Watch out! A single photo can compromise your Android phone
The cases of vulnerabilities affecting smartphones just don't seem to end.
Man arrested for trying to break in Akshay Kumar's house
Being a celebrity is no cake walk. While one enjoys massive stardom and money, it also comes with a crazy fan following.
Chrome warns if your password has been leaked: Here's how
In a bid to boost online security, Google has launched a tool that automatically checks if your password has been leaked anywhere on the internet.
Now, Google will help people with hearing problems: Here's how
In a major move, Google is taking a step to help people with hearing problems.
Android Q: Everything you need to know about it
Just as Android Pie continues to reach more devices, Google is baking the next flavor of its mobile OS - Android 10 Q.
Google's Pixel 3 ad takes a fresh dig at iPhone
Ever since the launch of Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL, fans have been touting their software-driven camera capabilities, comparing them with the likes of iPhones.
Watch out! 29 camera apps found stealing photos
Once again, Google is being bashed for letting malicious apps slip into the Play Store.
Soon, Google Chrome will warn about fake websites: Here's how
In a bid to curb phishing attacks, Google is building a handy new feature for Chrome.
Carry Aadhaar in your smartphone with the mAadhaar app
With so many government welfare schemes linked with Aadhaar, it is one of the most important documents you will ever hold.
Google+ losing key features next week, shuttering on April 2
After back-to-back data leaks, Google's failed social media platform, Google+, is on the verge of being buried.
Like Facebook, Google also paid to monitor private user data
Just like Facebook, Google also had a private app that bypassed Apple's App Store regulations and collected user data.
Here's what Google India, Tinder, Amazon Prime "really really really...want"
A new meme fest has emerged on social media with the "We really really really..." format in which people have expressed their exclusive and unfulfilled wishes.
Google's Material theme gives Gmail fresh new look: See here
Google has pushed an update giving Gmail a fresh new look.
By typing Captcha, you are actually helping Google. Read how
Have you ever come across the word 'Captcha' on the Internet while entering a password or filling a form, and Google says it is to prove that you are human?
Android Q might let you reverse app updates: Details here
The benefits of keeping an updated app are endless; you get fancy new features, enhanced performance, and even design changes.
Future of SMS: Here's everything about RCS messaging
With the introduction and expansion of WhatsApp, we all saw the downside of text messaging.