Caesar Sengupta Google’s Next Billion Users Head Calls It Quits With The Company After 15 Years

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Caesar Sengupta, who worked as Vice President and General Manager of payments and the Next Billion Users initiative at Google has resigned from the company. Sengupta has been leading Google’s efforts in payments and building products for the next lot of internet users has called it quits with the company. He worked with the company for about 15 years and now he has resigned to start a new venture. Read More

Google Launches New Video Service Called Threadit

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Google’s in-house incubator, Area 120 has developed a new video service known as ‘Threadit’. Google has officially made its announcement and this will be available both as a website and as a Chrome extension.

Using this new launch, users can record small videos or clips or even record their screen and share them with their friends and family and other known ones. Read More

Live Caption Feature To Be Added On The Chrome Browser On Desktop

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India’s biggest search engine Google has very recently decided to make a new addition to its Chrome Browser. This is feature will render audio playing in real-time. This new feature will be known as ‘Live Captions’. This is present on Pixel and Galaxy smartphones for some time now. But the company has now decided to make it available to the Chrome browser on the desktop. Read More

Here’s All That You Need To Know About Google’s Play Store Fee Reduction

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Google has decided to half the percentage it takes from its app developers on the sale of the apps in the Google play store. A similar move was taken by Apple last year.
Google said that they are reducing the fees to 15% from 30% for the first $1 million in revenue on sales of apps and in-app-purchases each year. After the first $1 million, developers will pay the typical 30% fee.
Though Apple made a similar move last year, this program from Google is different. The difference lies in the fact that Apple gives this reduction in fees to smaller developers only. Smaller developers refer to those developers who made around $1 million last year. Read More

Google Maps To Add New Features Of Maps Editing

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There is a new feature that is likely to be introduced in Google Maps. As per reports, Google is likely to update its map editing options. This update will allow the users to make changes like add missing roads, and realign, rename or delete the incorrect ones. Like we have the line tool in Microsoft Paint, this new tool called drawing will be similar to it. This new tool will be made accessible in more than 80 countries very soon. Read More

DuckDuckGo Targets Google Claiming That They Collect User’s Data

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Google has started updating many of its iOS applications little by little with App Store privacy labels. This means that while updating the applications they are mentioning the type of data that it collects from its users. Recently the Google and Chrome applications were updated using these privacy labels. DuckDuckGo has already started using this for its benefit. Read More

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Here’s How Successful Google Go Is

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It was reported in November 2019 that GoogleGo passed 100 million downloads on the play store. This success was achieved due to two main reasons. The first one being that the app was pre-installed on Android Go devices and the second reason being that the app helps users all around the world to limit their data consumption, thanks to its data-saving approach. Its success all around the world is confirmed by the fact that it has just passed 500 million installations on the Play Store. Read More

Case Filed Against Google For Collecting User’s Data While Using ‘Incognito’

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Google failed to dismiss a case against it which alleged that it digs up tons of internet data, without the knowledge of the users even when the users are using the “Incognito” mode so that their browsing and search activity remain private.

The ones who had filed this case alleged that even if their data collection option is switched off in chrome, Google uses other different types of tools in different websites which leads to collecting their personal information. The Alphabet Inc. unit had previously requested to close the case but a federal judge on Friday ruled out the request. Read More