Google Blog – 2.27.23
Whether you’re trying to instantly pair new headphones or control your smart TV with your phone, Android helps your devices easily work with each other. With Android, you’re free to choose from a wide array of devices that can fit your lifestyle.
This week at MWC Barcelona, we’re showcasing our continued work alongside partners to create connected devices that work better together and stay fresh over time.
Google Blog – 11.17.22
One of my favorite parts of the holiday season is traveling back to my hometown. I get to catch up with friends and family (usually over several helpings of delicious food) and continue beloved traditions, like huddling around the TV to watch Ohio State’s annual football game against the University of Michigan.
Source: 8 Google Assistant tips for holiday travelers and hosts
Google Blog – 10.24.22
We rely on our phones for nearly every part of our day, from navigating to work to kicking back with our favorite shows. That’s why we’re always working to make your device more helpful, including giving you easier ways to find what you need — and keep your day running smoothly.
Google Blog – 10.18.22
Tablets let you browse the web at home or on the go, whether you’re shopping for a new TV or finishing up some work. With the next release of Chrome on Android, we make it easier to navigate between tabs and get work done faster on your tablets.
Google Blog – 8.15.22
Android 13 helps ensure your devices feel unique to you – on your terms. It comes jam-packed with new capabilities for your phone and tablet, like extending app color theming to even more apps, language settings that can be set on an app level, improved privacy controls and even the ability to copy text and media from one Android device and paste it to another with just a click.
Source: Lucky number Android 13: The latest features and updates
Kaspersky Blog – 8.12.22
Starting July 20, all developers who publish Android apps in the Google Play store must detail what data they collect and how they use it. However, this undeniably positive innovation has been rather overshadowed by the forces of “optimization”: now, before installing an app, you have no way of knowing what data sources it’s tapping. We give a brief overview of what’s changed and explain how to assess the risks to your privacy going forward.