Google now hikes prices for YouTube Premium too
Following price rises for the family sharing version of YouTube Premium, and then YouTube TV, the regular YouTube Premium subscription price is rising $2 per month.
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William Gallagher
macOS Sonoma brings iCloud Password extension to third-party browsers
macOS Sonoma saw the release of its first public beta recently, and along with it, Apple is bringing its password manager feature to third-party web browsers.
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Evan Selleck
Google loses a Senior Director due to 'unstable commitment' in AR
Google is notorious for launching new efforts and then shuttering them relatively soon after, and apparently, the company's lack of commitment may have led to one Senior Director's departure.
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Ban on sales of cellular location data could break important privacy precedent in US
Buying and selling mobile phone location data is rampant, and it has spawned a billion-dollar industry, but legislatures in Massachusetts are looking for a near-total ban on the practice.
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What Android's AirTag tracker app will look like
Following Apple and Google's joining forces to combat stalking via tracking devices, screenshots from a forthcoming Android app show how it will alert users to nearby AirTags.
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Google is now testing YouTube Playables, before Stadia's corpse is cold
Google surrendered the field of AAA game streaming with Stadia, but that won't stop it from launching a poorly conceived web and mobile gaming platform on YouTube.
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Wesley Hilliard
Bizarre Google 'Best Phones Forever' ads poke fun at iPhone
Google's new Best Phones Forever ads hearken back to the Mac versus PC ads of yesteryear, with Google arguing that Apple no longer tries to innovate with the iPhone.
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Amber Neely
Google's web ad choke-hold prompts lawsuit from largest publisher in US
Ad middleman Google kept six times the amount of money that it paid to every publisher in the world combined for hosting the ads — and the largest publisher in the US is suing over it.
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Malcolm Owen
Apple is better at converting people to iPhone than Google for Android
While there is a small number of iPhone users who switch to Android, iPhone owners have a greater level of brand loyalty compared to Android users.
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Andrew Orr
