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New Data Centre by Google: Empowering the UK's Digital Future with a Billion-Dollar Boost

Google’s New Data Center: Boosting the UK’s Digital Future with a Billion-Dollar Investment

Google Plans $1 Billion Investment in UK Data Centre to Drive Tech Sector Growth and AI Innovation Google is set to make a substantial financial commitment to the UK’s digital landscape by constructing a cutting-edge data center in Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire. This billion-dollar endeavor not only reinforces the UK’s standing as the largest tech economy in […]

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Google modifies Chrome’s private browsing warning following privacy lawsuit

Google modifies Chrome’s private browsing warning following privacy lawsuit

Google Updates Explanation of Incognito Browsing Google has made changes to its explanation of incognito browsing, aiming to provide a clearer understanding of its function. This update comes after Google settled a lawsuit in which it was accused of tracking users even when they were in incognito mode. The settlement required Google to pay a hefty

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Revolutionizing Smartphone Experience: Google Introduces New In-App Search Feature

Revolutionizing Smartphone Experience: Google Introduces New In-App Search Feature

Google Introduces “Circle to Search” Feature for Android Users Google has announced a new feature for Android users that is set to transform the way we interact with our smartphones. Named “Circle to Search,” this innovative functionality allows users to search for content within other applications, making information more accessible than ever before. The feature is

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EU Google Users Now Have the Option to Opt Out of Data Sharing from Services including YouTube, Maps, and More

EU Google Users Now Have the Option to Opt Out of Data Sharing from Services including YouTube, Maps, and More

European Users Gain Control Over Data Sharing with Google Services Google is making a significant change to its suite of services for European users in response to the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), which will be enforced starting on March 6th. The new policy introduced by Google allows users to have granular control over data sharing

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Fitbit Co-founders Depart Google Amid Restructuring of Hardware Division

Fitbit Co-founders Exit Google During Hardware Division Restructuring

Shifts in Google’s Hardware Strategy Highlighted by Exiting Executives, Reorganization, and Workforce Reductions Founders of Fitbit, James Park and Eric Friedman, along with several team members, are leaving Google, marking a significant development for the tech giant post its acquisition of Fitbit three years ago. The departures, as disclosed by 9to5Google, signify a pivotal transition within

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Preliminary Settlement Reached by Google in Lawsuit Over Incognito Mode

Preliminary Settlement Reached by Google in Lawsuit Over Incognito Mode

Google Reaches Preliminary Settlement in Class-Action Lawsuit Over Chrome’s Incognito Mode Google has reached a preliminary settlement in a class-action lawsuit filed in 2020 over its Chrome browser’s Incognito mode. The lawsuit, which originated in the Northern District of California, accused Google of secretly tracking, collecting, and identifying users’ browsing data in real-time, even when using

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Groundbreaking Coherent Video Generation Achieved with Google's VideoPOET

Google’s VideoPOET Achieves Innovative Coherent Video Generation

Google Unveils VideoPoet: Revolutionizing Video Generation Google has revealed VideoPoet, an innovative large language model (LLM) that is transforming the landscape of video generation. VideoPoet stands out by excelling in creating coherent large-motion videos with minimal artifacts, departing from its predecessors. This cutting-edge model is equipped to handle a variety of video generation tasks, encompassing text-to-video

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Google Resolves Play Store Antitrust Lawsuit with $700 Million Settlement and Enhancements

Google Resolves Play Store Antitrust Lawsuit with $700 Million Settlement and Enhancements

Google Settles Antitrust Lawsuit with $700 Million Payment Google's parent company, Alphabet, has reached a settlement in a major antitrust lawsuit, agreeing to pay $700 million and make changes to the Google Play Store's policies. The settlement comes after pressure from all 50 US states and consumers, who accused Google of using unfair tactics to force

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Google Announces Stadia Controller Users will have Bluetooth Mode Option by 2024's End

Google Announces Stadia Controller Users will have Bluetooth Mode Option by 2024’s End

Google Extends Deadline for Stadia Controller Bluetooth Synchronization Google has announced that the deadline to synchronize Stadia controllers with Bluetooth has been extended. Previously, users were required to connect their controllers to a computer and utilize an online application provided by Google to activate Bluetooth mode. However, Google has now pushed out the deadline from December

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Apple and Google under investigation by European Commission for compliance with Digital Services Act

Apple and Google under investigation by European Commission for compliance with Digital Services Act

European Commission Requests Information from Apple and Google on Risk Management Practices in App Stores The European Commission has formally requested information from tech giants Apple and Google regarding their risk management practices within their app stores. This move comes as both the App Store and Google Play have been designated as “Very Large Online Platforms”

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