Back in April of this year, Apple and Google announced that they would be teaming up to launch a brand new API for iOS and Android devices, a contact tracing effort to help stop the spread of the coronavirus and COVID-19, the disease it causes.
Google's YouTube Kids app is now available for Apple TV in the tvOS App Store more than four years since the software made its debut on the iPhone and iPad.
Owners of compatible iPhones with dual-SIM, which provides an embedded SIM (eSIM) in addition to a physical nano-SIM slot, can now register their device with Google's Fi service.
Goole recently began making Dark Mode support in Gmail for iPhone and iPad available to more people following a very limited roll-out that kicked off last year, and now the company is on the verge of launching Dark Mode support in its dedicated Search app for iOS and Android.
Google Chrome is a great web browser, I think we can all agree on that. Unfortunately, it kills the battery faster than any other browser out there, and that's especially true on macOS. Thankfully, an upcoming update will attempt to turn the tables by limiting resource-heavy ads.
Google today updated its Gmail app for iPhone and iPad on the App Store with support for the system-wide Dark Mode that debuted with the iOS 13 release last fall.
On Wednesday, Apple seeded the fourth beta of iOS 13.5 to developers, and the company has made a change to the opt-in page for its upcoming exposure notification system.
Apple and Google continue to release resources for developers planning to build apps relying on the pair's new Exposure Notification system.
If you use Google Drive on your iPad or iPhone, and have been hoping Google would add support for Apple's biometric security features, the wait is finally over.
In an effort to tackle Zoom’s lockdown dominance and at the same time help people during the coronavirus COVID-19 crisis, Google today announced that its premium videoconferencing solution, dubbed Meet, will be free to anyone starting in the next few weeks.
Not too long ago, Apple and Google announced that they were partnering up to launch a contact tracing initiative to help stop the spread of the global coronavirus pandemic.
Apple and Google have teamed up to bring a new contact-tracing system to mobile devices, all in an effort to help stop the spread of the coronavirus and COVID-19, the disease it causes, to end the global pandemic.