Six months after it revealed that it would not replace third-party cookies with Privacy Sandbox, Google finally pulled the ...

The thing is, Google was the only company that could have forced the web to change. More specifically, it’s the only company ...

Google formally ended on Friday its six-year old effort aimed at ending the use of cookies in its Chrome browser. In a blog post, Google said it would retire a suite of technologies called the Privacy ...

When discussing the Android browser wars, the conversation usually revolves around Google Chrome’s dominance and popular ...

ChromeOS 141 is rolling out now and we might have a new way to collect release notes along with it. I don't know how long ...

While Chrome is a popular browser, it tends to collect a lot of data about its users. Here is how to help minimize what it ...

It's been five months since Google blew our minds with Flow, its AI filmmaking tool powered by the impressive Veo video ...

If you use Google Chrome, this news is for you. The government has issued a high-risk security alert regarding a flaw in the ...

CERT-In warned users about a high-risk vulnerability that compromises the security of Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge ...

They broke ground on the complex just two years ago, but it’s been in the making for nearly a decade.

Google is adding Immersive Reading Mode to Chrome. It may allow users a full-page, distraction-free way to read articles on the web.

Google for Android will soon get a feature that will allow you to continue to watch/listen to media, even as you switch tabs.