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Google Paid Billions to Make Play Store and Assistant Default Apps on Samsung Phones, Google Executive Says
Google paid Samsung $8 billion in order to make the Play Store, Google Search, and Google Assistant the default options on the South Korean company's smartphones, according to information that has emerged during the ongoing Google vs Epic trial. Meanwhile, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai also testified that the search giant pays Apple 36 percent of Safa...
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Apple Accuses Patent Owner Arendi of Revealing Secret Settlement Agreement Details in Google Trial
Apple on Wednesday accused patent owner Arendi S.A.R.L. of revealing secret information about a settlement agreement between them, including how much Apple paid, during Arendi's separate infringement trial against Alphabet's Google.
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Google Play Store, YouTube Suspend Payment-Based Services in Russia
Google Play store and YouTube have suspended paid services including subscriptions in Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.
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Google Fined in Russia for Not Deleting Banned Content from Search, YouTube
Google has been fined again in Russia for not deleting banned content from Search and YouTube. Google said it has already paid more than RUB 32 million (roughly Rs. 3.2 crore) in fines in Russia last month.
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Google Said to Pay Apple $15 Billion to Remain Default Search Engine on Safari in 2021
Google may have to keep paying increasing amounts of money to Apple to stay on as the default search engine on Safari. Bernstein analysts have reportedly said Google will be shelling out $15 billion for FY 2021.
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Google Chromecast Users to Get Access to Apple TV Services in Early 2021
Apple TV and its paid streaming service Apple TV+ will be available on Google's latest Chromecast device early next year, the search giant said.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Says Most Staff Won’t Return to Office Until June 2021
Apple CEO Tim Cook shared new details on the company’s plan to return to the office during a virtual town hall meeting with employees.
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Google Pay Adds Paid Promotions, Opens Waitlists for Bank Accounts With Citigroup
Google Pay gets a major overhaul, introducing paid promotions to the service and opening a waitlist for bank accounts being launched next year with Citigroup and 10 other institutions.
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Google One: Photos Features, Storage Plans, VPN Service, and Everything Else You Need to Know
Google One is the tech giant’s counter to Apple’s iCloud and it offers features like additional storage, family sharing, and much more. The tech giant recently announced the end of Google Photos unlimited storage in 2021. Google has also introduced several new features to Google One recently, including a VPN for Android users to offer more to i...
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Apple Revises App Store Guidelines, Loosening Some In-App Payment Rules
Apple on Friday published a revision of some of its App Store review guidelines, loosening some restrictions on streaming game services, online classes and when developers must use its in-app purchase system, which charges a 30 percent commission.
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Google Paid Billions to Make Play Store and Assistant Default Apps on Samsung Phones, Google Executive Says
Google paid Samsung $8 billion in order to make the Play Store, Google Search, and Google Assistant the default options on the South Korean company's smartphones, according to information that has emerged during the ongoing Google vs Epic trial. Meanwhile, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai also testified that the search giant pays Apple 36 percent of Safa...
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Apple Accuses Patent Owner Arendi of Revealing Secret Settlement Agreement Details in Google Trial
Apple on Wednesday accused patent owner Arendi S.A.R.L. of revealing secret information about a settlement agreement between them, including how much Apple paid, during Arendi's separate infringement trial against Alphabet's Google.
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Google Play Store, YouTube Suspend Payment-Based Services in Russia
Google Play store and YouTube have suspended paid services including subscriptions in Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.
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Google Fined in Russia for Not Deleting Banned Content from Search, YouTube
Google has been fined again in Russia for not deleting banned content from Search and YouTube. Google said it has already paid more than RUB 32 million (roughly Rs. 3.2 crore) in fines in Russia last month.
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Google Said to Pay Apple $15 Billion to Remain Default Search Engine on Safari in 2021
Google may have to keep paying increasing amounts of money to Apple to stay on as the default search engine on Safari. Bernstein analysts have reportedly said Google will be shelling out $15 billion for FY 2021.
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Google Chromecast Users to Get Access to Apple TV Services in Early 2021
Apple TV and its paid streaming service Apple TV+ will be available on Google's latest Chromecast device early next year, the search giant said.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Says Most Staff Won’t Return to Office Until June 2021
Apple CEO Tim Cook shared new details on the company’s plan to return to the office during a virtual town hall meeting with employees.
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Google Pay Adds Paid Promotions, Opens Waitlists for Bank Accounts With Citigroup
Google Pay gets a major overhaul, introducing paid promotions to the service and opening a waitlist for bank accounts being launched next year with Citigroup and 10 other institutions.
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Google One: Photos Features, Storage Plans, VPN Service, and Everything Else You Need to Know
Google One is the tech giant’s counter to Apple’s iCloud and it offers features like additional storage, family sharing, and much more. The tech giant recently announced the end of Google Photos unlimited storage in 2021. Google has also introduced several new features to Google One recently, including a VPN for Android users to offer more to i...
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Apple Revises App Store Guidelines, Loosening Some In-App Payment Rules
Apple on Friday published a revision of some of its App Store review guidelines, loosening some restrictions on streaming game services, online classes and when developers must use its in-app purchase system, which charges a 30 percent commission.
