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On the subject of Google’s Pixel hardware, the keynote may be the launchpad for Google’s new Pixel 4a and Pixel 4a XL smartphones. These highly anticipated phones may provide many of the best aspects of the Pixel at a lower price, following on from the Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL. In addition to the phones, Google may also talk about new Nest smart home products, and potentially Chromebooks too. The keynote often runs for close to two hours, but there’s always plenty to see during that time. … [Read more...] about Google I/O 2020 dates now set in stone, and that means Android 11 is coming

How to set up Google Authenticator two-factor authentication While the default Google Prompt is likely the best choice for most folks, you can also set up two-factor authentication with Google's Authenticator app. This is a free app that's used to generate random codes for your two-factor login, and along with your Google account, can be used with any other app/website that supports two-factor apps. … [Read more...] about How to enable two-factor authentication on your Google account

By Sreeraman Thiagarajan We are just a day away from Google’s annual developer festival named Google I/O that happens at Mountain View, California; a literal backyard of Google’s global headquarters. Google I/O, for the uninitiated, is an annual developer conference that began in 2008, and is organized by the executive team. "I/O" stands for input/output, as well as the slogan "Innovation in the Open".So here are some expectations from the big Google gig that are likely to make headlines: From Android to Assistant: Some avatar of Android used to dominate I/O year after year. We saw it grow from a smartphone OS in 2008 competing with iOS to evolve into Wear (watch), Auto, Things (IOT), TV, Pay and so on. But starting 2016 since the announcement of Google Assistant, the smart assistant which aims to get things done in real life to people, it has been getting the lion’s share of attention and action. So, a lot more can be expected from the Assistant stable: … [Read more...] about New Android, Assistant, and hardware: What to expect from Google I/O 2019

Face the heat Sonos CEO responds to backlash, will continue to update legacy products Sonos recently announced that a bunch of its older products will no longer receive updates come May 2020. That ruffled a lot of feathers, and now Sonos’ CEO has issued another statement to set things straight. … [Read more...] about Google I/O 2020 confirmed for May 12-14 at Shoreline Amphitheater

Google’s AdSense and the Facebook Audience Network allow websites to easily place digital ads on their pages. Instead of going out and selling ads on their own, websites can lean on Google and Facebook to do that legwork for them. The networks act as middlemen, allowing online advertisers to “bid” for space on websites that have signed up. Google and Facebook share some of the revenue from the ads with the websites that run them. … [Read more...] about Facebook and Google Won’t Let Fake News Sites Use Their Ad Networks