Why isn’t the Internet discussing Google’s broken promises and how it continues to drag its feet on adding the required privacy information to its major iPhone and iPad apps?
Google recently announced enhanced maps with way more street-level details. And now, Google’s enhanced maps are available in four major cities, with more to come later.
Epic Games has filed a legal complaint against Apple and Google in the United Kingdom, officially expanding its legal battle with both companies beyond the United States.
Google to this date hasn’t updated any of its iPhone or iPad apps with the new App Store privacy “nutrition labels” since the new App Privacy feature section has gone live last month.
Google Stadia is now available to use on iPhone and iPad via the Safari web browser.
Google has confirmed that the Apple TV app is coming to the Chromecast with Google TV streaming device, as well as Android TV OS-equipped smart TVs in the future.
Apple updates Final Cut Pro, iMovie, Compressor, and Clips have all been updated to streamline sharing content from the apps to YouTube, Facebook, and Vimeo.
Google is testing a darkened user interface for its search feature on desktop, 9to5Google reported Saturday. The Internet giant is performing A/B testing of Dark Mode support for search results on desktop.
With a new jailbreak tweak called QuickSearch, you can perform a web search from anywhere on your iPhone or iPad with an Activator gesture.
Apple Pay, along with other digital payment options, are now supported by Amtrak’s website and app to purchase tickets.
Governor Newsom of California has confirmed that the company is rolling out support for Apple’s and Google’s Exposure Notification system for contact tracing COVID-19.
Google is rolling out support for Apple Music on its Google Assistant-enabled smart speakers and smart displays in several countries.
