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But since then, the experience with the Chromecast with Google TV has gone downhill, drastically. And I’m pretty sure Google forgot it existed. Which should surprise no one. While we joke all the time about Google killing things off, it’s not just because we dislike services and products that Google makes, it’s because they actually do it. Just take a look at the Google Graveyard. It’s April 2022, and already six products are being killed this year....

Need a break while you prep all those vegetables for Thanksgiving dinner? Google has your back with the Disney+ support on its range of smart displays. Which the company just announced today. It’s also possible to launch Disney+ content with just your voice. So you can say Ok Google and then tell it to play a show or movie from the streaming service. Disney+ content on smart displays is rolling out now Disney+ content on smart displays is rolling out now...

Tracked as CVE-2022-2294, this is a bug in the heap-based buffer overflow in WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communications). According to Bleeping Computer, who first reported this update for Chrome, the potential exploitation of this bug can range from program crashes to arbitrary code execution. If the attached achieve arbitrary code execution, they may be able to bypass security solutions and launch a more devastating exploit. Jan Vojtesek of the Avast Threat Intelligence team reported this bug to Google on July 1st....

This feature lets you free up storage space by archiving the apps. Apparently, this would negate the need to uninstall apps from your Android device. However, Google did not reveal much information about when it plans to launch this new app archiving feature for Android, but it said that it has laid the foundation for developer adoption. So, it may take a few months before it actually rolls out. Anyways, coming back to the feature, Google notes that the app archiving feature has been implemented as an alternative to uninstalling apps....

The Galaxy S21 FE appears yet again in all colors, and price tags are also tipped The Galaxy S21 FE appears yet again in all colors, and price tags are also tipped If you take a look at the gallery below the article, you’ll see the device itself, in all colors. Those colors are black, white, purple, and olive green. Samsung will have some fancy names for them, though, for sure....