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Google May Pay a Fine for Tracking Users

Google has been sued for $5 billion for violating the privacy of users using „incognito” mode in their web browser.

hardware & software

Mikolaj Laszkiewicz

June 3, 2020

Google May Pay a Fine for Tracking Users

Thanks to Google Assistant We Will Pay Using Our Voice

Google has recently been testing the ability to confirm purchases in restaurants and in app using the voice recognition function in its voice assistant.

hardware & software

Mikolaj Laszkiewicz

May 26, 2020

Thanks to Google Assistant We Will Pay Using Our Voice

Google is a Lousy Physician, but People Are Still Asking for its Diagnosis

Recent research shows that a huge number of people seek medical advice using Google. How reliable are the various medical websites that come up in search results?

hardware & software

Mateusz Popielak

May 18, 2020

Google is a Lousy Physician, but People Are Still Asking for its Diagnosis

Fewer Ads in Chrome and Bookmark Grouping

Google has revealed plans to introduce to Chrome a limit of resources that can be used by ads on website. This is to reduce battery consumption and transfer.

hardware & software

Arkadiusz Strzala

May 15, 2020

Fewer Ads in Chrome and Bookmark Grouping

Facebook and Google Will Allow for Remote Work Until End of the Year

Google and Facebook will give their employees a choice and allow home office work until the end of this year. However, if someone has the need, they can work in the office beginning with June or July.

hardware & software

May 11, 2020

Facebook and Google Will Allow for Remote Work Until End of the Year

Google's Ads Earned Billions in Last 3 Months

In the first quarter of 2020, the Alphabet group, which includes Google, recorded an increase in YouTube revenue. The difference is over 30% compared to last year.

hardware & software

Mateusz Popielak

April 29, 2020

Google's Ads Earned Billions in Last 3 Months

Not Just Apple Card - Google Wants its Own Payment Card

Google is probably working on its own payment card, following the idea behind Apple Card. Visualizations of a new, physical form of payment have leaked into the web.

hardware & software

Arkadiusz Strzala

April 20, 2020

Not Just Apple Card - Google Wants its Own Payment Card

Gmail Blocks 18 Million Fake Coronavirus Emails Daily

Google's email filters block 18 million phishing or malware emails every day, which are related to the coronavirus pandemic. This is almost 20% of all messages blocked by Gmail filters.

hardware & software

Arkadiusz Strzala

April 17, 2020

Gmail Blocks 18 Million Fake Coronavirus Emails Daily

Google Wants Its Own CPU for Smartphones and Laptops

Journalists of Axios have found information suggesting that Google is working on its own CPU for mobile devices. The unit is to be called Whitechapel and next year it will be available in Pixel smartphones. Later on, the CPU will also be used in Chromebooks.

hardware & software

Bart Swiatek

April 15, 2020

Google Wants Its Own CPU for Smartphones and Laptops

YouTube is Working on Equivalent of TikTok - Shorts

Google is creating an app to be a rival for TikTok. Will users like Shorts? Or will it end up like so many other technological solutions from the company - on a dumpster?

hardware & software

Mateusz Popielak

April 2, 2020

YouTube is Working on Equivalent of TikTok - Shorts

YouTube Changes Default Video Quality in Europe

Like Netflix, YouTube has also decided to take action to reduce data consumption in the current period in Europe. However, the method used by Google will not be so intrusive - only the default video quality will be changed.

hardware & software

Paul Wozniak

March 20, 2020

YouTube Changes Default Video Quality in Europe

Google Chrome Tracks Us Even When We Use VPN, TOR or Are Logged Out

There has been a change in Google's privacy regulations. Chrome browser monitors user traffic even if the user is not signed in to their account or is using a proxy server.

hardware & software

March 12, 2020

Google Chrome Tracks Us Even When We Use VPN, TOR or Are Logged Out
Google Cancels I/O 2020 Due to Coronavirus

Google Cancels I/O 2020 Due to Coronavirus

Google has decided to cancel the „physical” I/O 2020 event planned for mid-May, which was to be the company's largest event this year. As you can guess, the reason are fears of the coronavirus.

hardware & software

Milosz Szubert

March 4, 2020

Google Cancels I/O 2020 Due to Coronavirus

GeForce NOW - 30% Less Delay in Competitive Mode Than in Stadia

When Competitive mode is enabled, GeForce NOW streaming service offers lower latency than Google Stadia. Even with normal settings, Nvidia's solution is better than the competition. The test was conducted by the editors of GameStar.

hardware & software

Bart Swiatek

February 27, 2020

GeForce NOW - 30% Less Delay in Competitive Mode Than in Stadia

Google Suggests Baldur's Gate 3 May Launch This Year

If you trust Google, Baldur's Gate III may be released later this year. The information appeared in a blog note dedicated to new games that will appear on the Google Stadia streaming platform.

video games

Bart Swiatek

February 14, 2020

Google Suggests Baldur's Gate 3 May Launch This Year

Chromium-based Browsers Will Start Blocking Ads in Videos

The Coalition for Better Ads announced in a press release that it has developed a new standard for short video advertising. Chromium-based browsers, starting with Google Chrome in August this year, will implement solutions to force changes on website administrators.

hardware & software

Bart Swiatek

February 6, 2020

Chromium-based Browsers Will Start Blocking Ads in Videos

Google Messes Up; Private Videos Sent to Wrong Users

Google recently informed its customers that in November last year those who requested a backup of their files may have receive videos belonging to other users.

hardware & software

February 5, 2020

Google Messes Up; Private Videos Sent to Wrong Users
Google Requires Public Services to Pay for Access to User Data

Google Requires Public Services to Pay for Access to User Data

Google has begun to require public services such as the police and the prosecutor's office to pay for the handling of court orders in the USA. Access to user data subject to a process or investigation was priced at USD 45-245, depending on the type of request and the amount of information requested.

hardware & software

Bart Swiatek

January 27, 2020

Google Requires Public Services to Pay for Access to User Data

Stadia Will Get 120 Games This Year, Including Exclusives

In 2020, 120 games will debut on the Google Stadia streaming service, including ten exclusive titles that we will see in the first half of the year. We can also expect a number of new features and improvements. The source of information is a note that has been published on the platform's community website.

video games

Bart Swiatek

January 17, 2020

Stadia Will Get 120 Games This Year, Including Exclusives

RiME Dev Believes in Stadia: „Some Features Will Blow Your Mind”

Raul Rubio, CEO of Tequila Works, responsible for such titles as RiME and Gylt, believes that one day we'll be wondering why we didn't believe in video game streaming. In his opinion, some of the features to be offered by Google Stadia in the future will be really impressive.

video games

Bart Swiatek

January 16, 2020

RiME Dev Believes in Stadia: „Some Features Will Blow Your Mind”