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Byline: PCQ Bureau We all use Google Chrome multiple times a day to search for information and what we would love the most is that keeping track of tabs shouldn't [...]

Byline: PCQ Bureau Google Chrome's latest version Chrome 76 is set to release on 30 July. This latest version will bring features and updates that are aimed to enhance the [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Go (golang) 1.13, the next version of Google's open source language, is now in a beta stage. The update supports a more uniform and modernized set of [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Google has added Java 11 as a second-generation runtime on App Engine, the fully managed platform-as-a-service on Google Cloud. Second-generation runtimes on App Engine allow developers to [...]

Google Chrome's incognito mode is seemingly as old as the browser itself. Nobody remembers when it was first rolled out, but I doubt that there is anyone out there who [...]

One of the most important announcements at Google I/O was about the company's efforts towards improving speech recognition software to aid people with speech impairment. Voice interfaces and assistants are [...]

Google I/O 2019 has kicked off and with it came the launch of the more affordable siblings of the Google Pixel 3 series. The Pixel 3a and 3a XL are [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Google has updated Android Jetpack, the suite of libraries and tools for Android mobile development. The update includes a series of new libraries for capabilities ranging from [...]

Byline: Guest Author Google has released the Android Q Beta on Pixel phones with a focus on developer tools as well as compatibility features for foldable phones. In 2019, mobile [...]

Byline: Paul Krill With the August 6 production debut of the Android 9 Pie mobile OS, Google has released an Android SDK with special capabilities for development with the Kotlin [...]

Byline: Fahmida Y. Rashid In Android, apps aren't supposed to be able to interfere with the normal behavior of other apps or the device itself. But ransomware is notorious for [...]

Byline: Woody Leonhard If you haven't re-started Google Chrome since Friday, now would be a good time to do so. Most systems updated from Chrome version 54 to Chrome 55 [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Google's open source Go language will improve compilation time with the planned version 1.8 upgrade. Detailing planned tool chain improvements to Go, contributor Dave Cheney said the [...]

Byline: Serdar Yegulalp Google's Dart language hasn't become the JavaScript killer it was intended to be. That said, Google still uses it a great deal internally for web-app-related projects, such [...]

Byline: Fahmida Y. Rashid Google fixed more than 50 issues in multiple libraries, the Android kernel, Mediaserver, various hardware drivers, system applications, and networking components as part of its September [...]

Byline: Fahmida Y. Rashid Google's Android security team patched a critical vulnerability in the company's Nexus 5X devices which would have let attackers bypass the lockscreen. An attacker who successfully [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Adobe's Flash Player, a stalwart technology for rich Internet media applications for years, continues to lose its prominence, with Google set to designate HTML5 as the preferred [...]

Byline: Jim Lynch The news about Android apps coming to ChromeOS has excited many Chromebook owners. Chromebooks were already doing very well in the marketplace, but combining them with Android [...]

Byline: Fahmida Y. Rashid Chrome users who haven't restarted their browser recently should do so immediately to receive a patch for a high-severity flaw in the browser's built-in PDF reader. [...]

Byline: Fahmida Y. Rashid Google's monthly security update for Android this month was heavy on vulnerabilities in third-party components. The diversity of Android devices means Google has to stay on [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Google is positioning its Android Studio 2.1 IDE, released this week, as a mechanism for building applications for its Android N Developer Preview version, which was launched [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Version 5.1 of Google's open source V8 JavaScript engine accommodates the WebAssembly portable code format and improves standards support, performance, and garbage collection. Offered in a beta [...]

Byline: Fahmida Y. Rashid With fixes for 39 vulnerabilities in Android, the April Nexus Security Bulletin is the largest security update from Google since the company began the monthly update [...]

Byline: Paul Krill The general release of Angular 2.0, the much-anticipated follow-up to the first major version of Google's popular JavaScript framework, is 'not too far away,' a Google official [...]

Byline: Fahmida Y. Rashid Google addressed 19 security vulnerabilities, seven of them rated critical, in its latest Android security update. The updates addressed critical security vulnerabilities in the keyring component, [...]

Byline: Jim Lynch Google has been busy working on bug fixes for Android, and has now squished some nasty ones. Unfortunately, it may take a while for some devices to [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Google has moved to a beta release of its Android Studio 2.0 IDE, which updates several capabilities since the preview was offered more than two months ago. [...]

Byline: Fahmida Y. Rashid Google addressed multiple remote code execution and elevation of privilege vulnerabilities in its Android monthly security update for February. Along with the usual mediaserver suspects, the [...]

Byline: Paul Krill Google has released an upgrade to Go 1.5.3 to fix a security issue with the math/big package for implementing multiprecision arithmetic. Go programs must be recompiled with [...]

Byline: Fahmida Y. Rashid Google has patched 30 vulnerabilities in Android's Mediaserver component since it began releasing monthly security updates for the mobile operating system in August. Patches addressing flaws [...]

Google has publicly released GNSS Analysis app v2.5.0.0 with advanced processing and analysis tools for raw GNSS measurements retrieved from Android devices. The tools enable device manufacturers to see in [...]

Byline: Jon Gold The concept of a dual-boot phone isn't a new one - there have been several OEMs reportedly sniffing around the idea, and similar riffs like 'Ubuntu for [...]

Google Glass confirms prescription product BY Joe Ayling. Following strong speculation technology giant Google has confirmed it will enter the prescription lens market and revealed a new range of ophthalmic [...]

Images of a prototype Rx version of the Google Glass eyewear leaked on the internet last week. The pictures were posted briefly on Google employee Brian Matiash's Google+ page before [...]

Byline: Jon Gold Google rolled out an overhauled version of its Sheets spreadsheet app today, bringing more capabilities and offline mode to its suite of cloud-based productivity tools. Some limits [...]

Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith reviews the tech developments of 2013 - a year in which it was hard to keep Google out of the news, wearable tech promised to change our behaviour [...]

Byline: Jon Gold Two of the longest-running go-to narratives in the Android market - HTC is a shambles and Amazon wants to release a phone - have been bolted together [...]

Google Update Targets Mobile Consumer By RACHEL STRUGATZ Retailers need to sharpen their online skills and pay as much attention to merchandising online as they do in their stores. 'They [...]

Firefox 22 squashes some bugs Mozilla patched a few known bugs in Firefox, squashing 17 vulnerabilities, and added some nifty little features. Seven of the flaws were marked as 'critical,' [...]

Byline: Jon Gold For a company that makes one of the best smartphones currently on the market - Android or otherwise - HTC's finances and general outlook sure aren't very [...]