"GOOGLE" content on TweakTown - Page 41

Twitch user? Turn on two-factor authentication for added security on your account.

Hangouts users will love hearing that Google has provided quicker start up times, and better video call quality.

Google pushes full steam ahead with Cardboard VR support on all YouTube videos.

Microsoft's mighty Surface Book just had to have a downside, didn't it?

Hackers achieve remote jailbreak on iOS for the time in over a year, win themselves $1 million.

Now you can have your very own Pip-Boy...without the 1950's sci-fi style.

Although the Nexus 6P has won over almost everyone who's tried it, the phone is a nightmare for DYI repairs.

Google plans to fold Chrome OS into Android to make a unified operating system to power laptops and PC's.

CCleaner now makes uninstalling Windows Store apps easy, supports Office 2016 cleaning, courtesy of new update.

Magic Leap is a mysterious new form of AR that wants to project holographic images in our natural world.

To celebrate the release of the new Nexus phones, Google is opening sign ups for Project Fi.

Building your own custom library of tunes in Rock Band 4 could cost you a pretty penny if you aren't careful.

Google has reportedly baked in a bunch of improvements like background and offline playback support into YouTube Gaming v1.1.

Check out the full compiled list of everything included in the new Star Wars: Battlefront including heroes, weapons, maps, game modes and more.

Google's new Nexus smartphones have shipped in India, giving users a closer look at the Nexus 6P and 5X handsets.

Qualcomm shows off its new ARM-based 24-core server CPU.

BlackBerry CEO John Chen lays out an ultimatum to BB fans, saying that the Priv might be the company's last smartphone venture.

Vast majority of Windows 10 users on Chrome, other browsers trail far behind.

Accelerated Mobile Pages project is a go.

The new Surface Pro 4 might be lighter, but it certainly packs a performance punch.

Apple reigns triumphantly as the world's most lucrative brand for the third year running.

Thought music streaming was big business? Spinning vinyls is still super popular.

Showtime releases its new Android app, including Android TV support.

Amazon isn't playing nice with devices that don't support Prime Instant Video.

Samsung's WQHD AMOLED panel is the display of choice by Google for its new Android 6.0-powered Nexus 6P.

Microsoft confirms leaked Lumia 950 specs in a premature product listing.

Google transforms the Chromecast into a disc with hugely upgraded Wi-Fi. a fully optimized app, and more.

Google's Nexus 6P sports a 5.7-inch QHD screen, Type C support, Project Fi connectivity and is now up for pre-order.

BlackBerry's John Chen shows he's not too keen on Android's functionality, and falters during a hands-on demo of the Priv.

Google will reportedly launch 'YouTube Red' on October 22, the much anticipated ad-free, subscription-based YouTube.

Remember when Google Chrome was great? It was fast and we loved it. We show you how to make it fast again and less of a memory/resource hog.

Toshiba announces its well-priced Chromebook 2, complete with free Google goodies, a HD IPS display, USB 3.0, Intel Core i3 and more.

Android Pay has been rolled out to one million US locations with GameStop, Macy's and Staples all on board.

In pure irony, Gaming Paradise CS:GO tournament features unpaid hotels, dodgy food, sick players and local police confiscating passports.

Don't download this malicious Android app, as it'll want $500 in ransom after it snaps a photo of you for proof.

Apple won't rush into vehicle market, analyst predicts.

ARCHOS unveils the Diamond Plus smartphone.