Google appeals against €4.3bn Android fine

collected by :Maya Tony

referring to Image copyright Getty ImagesGoogle is fighting a record €4.3bn ($4.9bn; £3.8bn) fine for allegedly using the Android operating system to "cement its dominance" as a search engine. In July, the European Commission said Google's Android policies had "denied rivals the chance to innovate and compete". But the EU's competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, said only 1% of users downloaded a competing search app, and 10% a different browser. Following the fine, Google chief executive, Sundar Pichai, said Android had enabled "rapid innovation, wide choice, and falling prices". It now offers Android users in Russia a choice between Google, Yandex and Mail.ru as the default search engine the first time they use the Chrome browser.


Google testing Explore UI for Chrome Android app

Google is Analyzing an update for Chrome, that could introduce an Explore interface. As per multiple reports, the Google Chrome Android app could display a Google Assistant-like layout, that is alextremely available for the laanalisis version of its deskhighest browser. To enable the Explore UI, Chrome users going to need to go to chrome://flags, and then search for 'explore'. This experience alextremely appears to be available on all versions of Android that backing the laanalisis Chrome app. These devices ran several versions of Android Jellybean, from Jellybean v4.1 to Jellybean v4.3.

Google testing Explore UI for Chrome Android app

Google ends its Reply smart notification experiment for Android

as mentioned in Google's experiment by Intelligent notification responses is winding down... although this going to not be the last you hear of it. The company's Area 120 team has ended the Android analisis after roughly 10 months, noting that the work "going to live on in other Google products." You can continue use Reply for a few months more, but you could encounter glitches or less-than-ideal suggestions. Not that there's much reason to break out the tissues -- you can alavailiable see some of the benefits.

All Google Assistant headphones & Android phones now feature real-time Google Translate

Over the past year, the number of Google Assistant headphones available have proliferated. All these headphones now backing the Pixel Buds real-time translation feature. A year later, it is available on all Google Assistant headphones and any Android device running 6.0 Marshmallow or above. Available Google Assistant headphones include the Bose QuietComfort 35 II, Google Pixel Buds, JBL, and Sony WH-1000XM3. Earlier this year, the latter updated a slew of existing devices by Google Assistant.

All Google Assistant headphones & Android phones now feature real-time Google Translate







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