The country’s Competition and Markets Authority is investigating mobile ecosystems controlled by Apple and Alphabet’s Google to work out if they need to obey a strict new law governing digital ...

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is investigating whether the two companies should loosen their control of the sector, potentially by allowing competitors to use their technology.

Microsoft has a new strategy to keep users on its Edge browser and prevent them from switching to Google Chrome. According to ...

Google launched Chrome Web Store for enterprises with specialized controls for shopping only approved add-ons. The private Chrome Web Store allows Workspace admins to control approved extensions and ...

Google has announced some new business features that can help IT admins better manage Chrome browser extensions, a popular attack vector for cybercriminals. A curated Chrome Web Store experience is ...

Android 16 is finally entering the beta stage, after a couple of developer previews in November and December. Now that it has entered the beta stage, you ...

It's official! Google has a fixation on making waves in the XR space. We all know that the company has developed Android XR in collaboration with Samsung.

Google has officially launched its Chrome Web Store for Enterprises, allowing organizations to create a curated list of extensions that can be installed in employees' web browsers.

The new Chrome Web Store, part of Chrome Enterprise Core, allows employees a simple landing page where they can discover and choose extensions pre-approved by information technology staff. This allows ...

The new Eclipsa Audio format is based on the Immersive Audio Model and Formats (IAMF) co-developed by Google, Samsung, and others from the Alliance of Open Media (AOM).

Hackers have managed to compromise dozens of legitimate Google Chrome extensions in what appears to be a highly sophisticated supply chain attack. As a result, millions of browser users are at risk of ...

Microsoft is trying out another new tactic to stop people from switching to Google products -- and it's even dodgier than the last one.