Google Accused For Throttling Non-AMP Pages, And Hampered Header Bidding
Google the tech company is no stranger to lawsuits, accusations and allegations. They won't end as long as Google remains up there.
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Cryptocurrency Scammers Target iPhone Users Through Dating Apps, Because They Are 'Wealthy'
With the internet, people can communicate through the distances, and speak with strangers, and get to know them better.
How Apple's Safari Web Browser Can Become The Next Internet Explorer, A Test Suggests
When the internet was young, and people were just about to learn about the new World Wide Web, Microsoft was already on top.
With Audio And Video Lock, Google Meet Hosts Can Permanently Mute Participants
As video conference and remote working have become common, Google Meet has become one of the bigger player in the industry.
Twitter Rolls Out Its Clubhouse Competitor 'Spaces' To All Of Its Mobile Users
When Clubhouse was the hype of the social media sphere, it was the center of the internet's attention.
Google Starts Using UIKit For Its iOS Apps After A Decade Using Material Design
Google has what it calls 'Material Design', which is a design language it introduced back in 2014.
Brave Browser Ditches Google Search, Replacing It With Its Own Search Engine
Google Search is the world's largest search engine, and it holds that title because of many reasons.
Apple's App Tracking Transparency Inadvertently Boosts Apple's Ad Revenue
Apple's business model involves selling a series of expensive gadgets. But its money sources are more than just that.
Google Introduces 'Continuous Scrolling' On Its Mobile Search Results Pages
The word "google" can either mean Google the company, a verb referring the act of using Google, or a term to describe search engines in general.
This Company Can Run Malicious Ads On Android Phones, And Secretly Install New Apps
Many Android phones are already plagued with bloatware apps. Apparently, many of these apps aren't only useless, as they also pose security risks.