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Google Search Twitter Twitter blocks tweets from showing in Google Search, intentional or not Last week Twitter took drastic measures to cut down on its server bills. Now, it’s also been shown that Twitter is blocking content from appearing in Google Search, though it’s more of a side effect than a direct action. Twitter’s attempt to cut back on traffic has had some big impacts. First, the social

Google Domains Google Domains shutting down, assets sold and being migrated to Squarespace In an unexpected announcement today, Google Domains is “winding down following a transition period,” with Squarespace taking over the business and assets. Squarespace announced today that it “entered into a definitive asset purchase agreement with Google, whereby Squarespace will acquire the assets associate

Google Fuchsia Area 120 Google’s Fuchsia and Area 120 see significant cuts in layoffs Among the many divisions impacted by Google’s widespread layoffs, the Fuchsia operating system and Area 120 incubator teams have been cut back significantly. On Friday morning, Google initiated significant layoffs, set to displace 12,000 employees from the company. The full impact of the move is still actively un

Twitter Twitter API appears to be down, breaking Tweetbot and third-party clients The past several weeks since Elon Musk’s takeover have seen Twitter in turmoil as rapid changes hit the platform, and tonight it appears something is going on with the Twitter API as Tweetbot and many third-party Twitter clients are down. Around 11 p.m. ET this evening, many Twitter users noticed that third-party cli

Stadia Google’s Phil Harrison told employees of Stadia’s shutdown minutes before the public Today, Google announced that it would be shutting down Stadia, its game streaming service from 2019. However, Stadia’s Phil Harrison only told employees about the shutdown minutes before the public learned. At 9:15 a.m. on September 29, Google made a public announcement that Stadia has begun the process of

google developers Carbon Carbon, a new programming language from Google, aims to be C++ successor Carbon, the latest programming language to be built within Google, was unveiled today as an experimental successor to C++. Over the years, Google has created a few programming languages, some of which have become more popular and prominent than others. For example, Golang (or simply Go) was created fo

Google Google Search Google Search no longer supports Internet Explorer 11, because ‘it is time’ As of today, Google Search is no longer officially supporting Internet Explorer 11, marking the beginning of the end for Microsoft’s now-ancient browser. Internet Explorer 11 first released in 2013 as part of Microsoft’s Windows 8.1 release, before being ported back to the still popular Windows 7. Thou

Apps & Updates Google Account Carrier caught injecting ‘SMS AD’ into Google verification code message [Update: Comment] SMS is widely regarded as an insecure form of two-factor authentication, and another example of this has just emerged. A carrier looks to be injecting ads into the Google verification code used to sign in to services like Gmail. Update 6/29: Google issued the following statement

Android Progressive Web Apps [Update: Tutorial] Progressive Web Apps will support Android’s homescreen app shortcuts Progressive Web Apps are the future as they bring the best parts of the web to a more native experience. Now, for Android users, Progressive Web Apps are picking up the ability to take advantage of app shortcuts on the homescreen. App shortcuts were introduced back in Android Nougat

Google Google Chrome Google denies Chrome tracking allegation, explains use of ‘X-Client-Data’ This week, the web and browser development community voiced concerns over “X-Client-Data,” an alleged “tracking ID” sent by Chrome to all Google sites. Google has denied the tracking allegation and pointed to the actual, more benign purpose for this special ID. Last month, Google proposed a plan to move

Google Maps [Update: More details] Google Maps ‘hack’ uses 99 smartphones to create virtual traffic jams Google Maps is a hugely useful tool that’s used by millions of people around the globe, mostly thanks to its excellent navigation and traffic tools. Recently, though, someone had the bright idea to “hack” Google Maps by creating virtual traffic jams using a wagon full of smartphones. If you’ve

Google Pixel 3 XL Apple Google Pixel 3 iPhone 11 iPhone 11 Pro Is the iPhone 11 Pro’s camera better than Pixel 3? You be the judge [Gallery] Google’s camera prowess is the reason “Pixel” is a well-known brand. Most people know after the past three generations that if you want the best camera in a smartphone, you buy a Pixel. This year, however, reviewers think that may have changed. Reviews of App

Android Fuchsia android open source project Android Open Source Project now includes the Fuchsia SDK and a Fuchsia ‘device’ Google has two operating systems intended for mobile devices (and more), Android, which we know and love, and Fuchsia, Google’s OS of the future. These two have just gotten further connected with the incorporation of the official Fuchsia SDK and a Fuchsia “device” into Androi

Google Pixel Google Pixel 3 XL Google Pixel 3 Comment: Google makes a strong case for no one to ever buy a Pixel at launch again Google’s Pixel phones are far from perfect, but they are getting better year by year. Despite various flaws, they remain some of our favorite phones on the market. However, with the Pixel 3, Google has made it abundantly clear that almost no one should ever buy one of it

Android Google Tablet section was removed from the Android website by mistake Earlier this week, the tablet section mysteriously (but not surprisingly) disappeared from the official Android website. It’s back now, and its removal appears to have been a mistake. In response to a user on Twitter, Hiroshi Lockheimer, Senior Vice President of Platforms and Ecosystems at Google, tweeted that the tablet

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MeaaCwBW28] Terminator glasses We detailed the first information about the Google [x] Glasses project in December. They are in late prototype stages of wearable glasses that look similar to thick-rimmed glasses that “normal people” wear.  However, these provide a display with a heads up computer interface.  There are a few buttons on the arms of the glasses

Day 4 of the Discover Samsung sale is now in full swing with with over $1,500 in savings on Samsung’s Bespoke AI Laundry Combo all-in-one washer and ventless dryer alongside a straight up $440 price drop on the new Galaxy S25 Ultra and ongoing $200 discounts Galaxy Z Flip 6, but for now we are focused on the Google Play app deals. Highlights include titles like Little Nightmares, Crying Suns, The