Google Launches New Features for Pixel Phones

Google has released new features for Pixel phones. The new features available exclusively to Pixel owners include a way of controlling your phone without touching the screen, the ability to schedule your phone switching from light to dark themes, and more besides. This is the second of what Google calls Pixel feature drops. The first, […]

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Google Earth Now Works on More Browsers

Google Earth finally works on web browsers other than Chrome. Namely, Firefox, Edge, and Opera. This is thanks to Google switching from Native Client (NaCl) to WebAssembly (Wasm). The upshot being you can now use Google Earth in Firefox, Edge, and Opera. A Brief History of Google Earth In 2004, Google acquired a company called […]

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6 Cool Things You Can Do With Google Voice

Google Voice revolutionizes the way we make phone calls—it allows you to combine your home, personal phone, and business phone into one device. You might not be able to replace your cellular device with Google Voice, but it’s still a reliable option when you don’t want to spend the money on an additional phone number. […]

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Google Adds 1,000 Wallpapers to Earth View

Google has added more than 1,000 new wallpapers to Earth View. The addition of 1,000 new images brings the total number available on Earth View to more than 2,500. Which, between them, offer a mindblowing bird’s-eye view of the planet on which we live. What Is Google Earth View? Google Earth View is “a collection […]

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How to View Google Chrome’s Saved Passwords (And Prevent Others From Peeking)

Letting Google Chrome remember all your passwords is convenient, but it does have its downsides. With the proper tools, a hacker can view all the passwords stored on your Google account and use them to break into your online accounts. Unlock the “Ultimate Google Chrome Keyboard Shortcuts” cheat sheet now! This will sign you up […]

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