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Google One comes with its own VPN in selected plans

Now a days online privacy is utmost importance. Most of the people turn to VPN to help protect their data from prying eyes. Firefox and Opera has got one each and now Google is also offering a free VPN to the members of it’s Google One subscription plans. The brand new VPN by Google One […]

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You can now hide liked YouTube videos in YouTube Music

YouTube Music and YouTube are interlinked for many people’s choices and it looks like Google is taking some serious steps to decouple the services. YouTube Music app has become an option that allows you to hide the liked music video from YouTube. This feature is not applied tot he liked sings in the video streaming […]

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Surf the Internet more securely on Chrome by Android with Enhanced Safe Browsing

Google is providing loads of resources in order to help us stay safe while we are surfing on the Internet with various measures like Safe Browsing for Chrome. They have recently introduced an improved version of this tool. For the desktop it has been already widely available and now it is slowly rolling out on […]

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The PS 5 app has been redesigned by Sony

Before the release of PlayStation 5, Sony has come up with an update for its Remote Play app earlier this month. The main PlayStation app is going under complete overhauling process that has been built to compliment gaming experience on both PS4 and PS5 consoles. The PlayStation app has been redesigned and some new features […]

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Google Pixel 5, realme 7i, and 11 more devices become ARCore certified

As people are staying at home most of the time in this pandemic era the importance of augmented reality has increased incredibly. AR has not been as novel as it was some years ago but this does not mean that Google is not expanding its ARCore SDK to more devices in order to enable them […]

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Some Chromebooks will now get 9 years of updates

Though Chromebooks are pretty much famous but the main problem with Chromebooks is that they have an expiration date after which they will no longer receive any updates. Google is now providing some Chromebooks just nine years of guaranteed support. When Chromebook reaches it’s end which is officially known as Auto Update Expiration date or […]

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LG’s new Tone Free earbuds tweak their hardware with a key upgrade

LG introduced its brand new Tone Free earbuds at the start of this ear and now they has come up with another set of earbuds in the lineup of Tone Free after the success of the previous one. This new st has come up with a key feature but the question here is is it […]

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Tap-to-pay issues with Google Pay is affecting phones from Google, OnePlus, and various others

Well it is more convenient, safer and hygienic by paying through NFC with Google Pay than swiping a payment card though a cleaned payment terminal. Now a days almost each flagship phone has got NFC interface needed for Google Pay to function. But it is not a guarantee that tap-to-pay will work. The issues have […]

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Tapatalk has been removed from the Google Play Store

Tapatalk is an extremely popular Android app for years as it provides a very simple and easy access to thousands of web forums through single application, in a time when many websites had very limited mobile layouts. This app has still got loyal following though it has been removed from the Google Play Store. The […]

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Android 11 bug prevents apps from going fullscreen

Android 11 is now more than one month old but we are still facing bugs in the official release. It has got glitchy media controls, issues with the multitasking and some of the new things introduced are not good at all. The latest bug which is worth mentioning is affecting the mobile gamers but it […]