Major video-streaming platforms like Netflix, Google-owned YouTube and Amazon's Prime Video have reduced streaming quality in the European Union to avoid straining the Internet as millions of employees switch to teleworking amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Usually when location tracking is talked about, it's how companies are doing something wrong with it. But the United States government is considering walking that fine line in an effort to track the spread of the novel coronavirus.
YouTube has been toying around with the idea of an "Explore" tab for quite some time, and now the company is finally rolling it out to all mobile users.
Apple Maps recently completed the rollout of its new design not too long ago, and it sounds like there may be more in the works.
Due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak across the globe, Google is yet one more company to cancel a major event.
For anyone who has fond memories of playing the original Missile Command, Atari may have just announced the perfect way to massage that nostalgia muscle.
YouTube Music is rolling out an all-new design for its player page, giving listeners a more enhanced experience.
Google announced via a Medium blog post yesterday that its Google Earth web app now finally works in browsers other than its own Chrome app, such as Mozilla's Firefox, Microsoft's Edge and Opera Software's Opera, but acknowledged that support for Safari is still being worked on.
The free Gmail app for iPhone and iPad will soon permit customers to upload various attachments straight from Apple's native Files app, Google announced yesterday.
If you prefer to subscribe to third-party services directly through the App Store, and you happen to subscribe to YouTube TV, there's a bit of a change coming next month.
YouTube may be prepping a new subscription feature that is similar to Apple TV Channels.
After an initial delay, which Apple issued in late 2019, it looks like Apple is finally ready to bring iCloud Drive folder sharing to the masses.