Google quietly removed the earbuds Google quietly removed the earbuds Google didn’t make any announcements or post any updates about the change; it just nipped the Pixel Buds from the Play Store. This means that folks who were thinking of buying them will have to look elsewhere. This follows a pattern that Google has been quickly removing its products. This is a move to place focus on the Pixel Buds A....

Giving users with a compatible Pixel smartphone the ability to move forward to the most recent version of Android. The stable release is being pushed out to users via over-the-air updates starting today. So you may not have the update just yet, but it should be working its way through the pipeline. Updates of this magnitude often take at least a few days to reach all eligible users. So don’t be surprised if you don’t see it available for download immediately....

But there’s a lot more to it than that. So we wanted to do a deep dive into what it is, what its features are, what it costs, why you’d want it and a whole lot more. If you’re at all interested in Play Pass, which you’ve likely seen presented to you inside the Google Play app on your Android smartphone, then this guide is for you. As it’ll seek to explain all of that in as much detail as possible....

Google introduced Play Protect back in 2017 at the Google I/O event. Now, after being around 4 years as a part of the Play Store, Google has made the Play Protect service available as a dedicated app. Play Protect is a very essential component of the Google Play Store. Because it protects your device from any harm if you are installing an app from a third-party source or which the device finds harmful....

Google Toolbar was one of the most useful add-ons for Internet Explorer and offered some great features to users. Most of those features later came to the other web browsers. Google Toolbar celebrated its 21st birthday on December 11, but just days after its birthday, Google decided to kill it. Google usually kills some of its services every few years. Also, it may replace them with new services, or integrate their features with existing services....