Google Chrome for Android could receive this monumental redesign before iPhone

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according to It appears Google is working on a dark theme for Chrome on AndroidGoogle Chrome is the American tech giant's internet programme that is incredibly popular. The client is orderly updated by Google and it appears the laanalisis of that could deliver a dark mode for Android users. The dark style for Google Chrome was shown to appear incredibly similar to the aesthetic alavailiable offered by Incognito mode. However, 9to5Google has insisted the newest beta for Chrome version 73 on Android appears to propose such a visual style is forthcoming. 9to5Google noted the redesign appeared to be in the early stages of developmentLast 7 days images emerged of a dark mode for Chrome on desktops

Exclusive: Google is working on a Face ID-like feature for Android Q

Exclusive: Google is working on a Face ID-like feature for Android QWhile Android smartphones supported fingerprint scanners long before the Apple iPhone did, Android devices are playing catch up the time it comes to safe biometric facial authentication hardware. Furthermore, the existing "face unlock" feature that has existed on Android devices for many years now, the "Trusted Face" feature, is part of Google Play Services, is old, and is insecure, extremely we're confident that this is a new feature in Android Q. The only thing these strings prove is that AOSP is now backing facial recognition hardware for face unlock, payments, and app authentication. The fact that Google is backing facial recognition hardware in Android Q naturally means they have a device they're Analyzing it on. This article was updated on February 8th, 2019, by screenbullets of the set-up flow for safe facial recognition in Android Pie.

India's CCI is looking into accusations that Google abused Android to block competition

As it stated in According to a new report from Reuters today, Google is apparently being investigated by the Competition Commission of India (CCI) as regards accusations of the company using its Android platform to block competition. The CCI has apparently been looking into the case for the past 6 months. Reuters' report goes on to mention that Google executives have met by Indian antitrust officials "at least once" to discuss the accusation that was filed by a group of individuals. Google executives have in recent months met Indian antitrust officials at least once to discuss the complaint, that was filed by a group of individuals, one of the sources said. Both Google and the CCI have not commented publicly on the report.