How To Google Forms

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  Google's Circle to Search-Like Image Lookup Feature Comes to iOS via Official Shortcut: How to Download

  Google's Circle to Search can now be accessed on an iPhone, thanks to a new Shortcut released by the company. If you have an iPhone running iOS 13 or later, you can download this Shortcut that takes a screenshot of your screen and sends it to Google Lens.

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  Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6, Galaxy Flip 6 Display Details Emerge Suggesting Design Changes

  Samsung’s upcoming foldables are gradually shaping up to be very different-looking smartphones given newly leaked details about their respective displays. Samsung has stuck with a similar form factor and design for the past few years, and so it will be interesting to see how Samsung refreshes the design of its upcoming Galaxy Z lineup.

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  Google's Latest Experiment Allows Your Paint Brush to Produce Musical Notes

  Google has introduced a new tool — Paint with Music — that allows you to have a one of a kind experience. Launched in June this year, the platform offers an interactive experience, connecting two completely different but major art forms — painting and music composition. How does it work, you ask? Read to find out.

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  Google Forms: How to Create, Share, and Check Responses

  Google Forms is a free and versatile form maker that lets you easily create surveys, quizzes, questionnaires etc. In this guide, we tell you how to create a form using Google Forms.

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  Vega Stealer Malware Said to Steal Saved Credentials From Chrome, Firefox Browsers

  Researchers have said that the Vega Stealer malware has the potential to go much further than how it is being used today.

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  EU May Require YouTube, DailyMotion to Seek Deals With Music Industry

  The EU draft paper said its proposals would likely increase revenues for rightsholders, but did not estimate by how much.

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  Google in Quandary Over How to Uphold EU Privacy Ruling

  After putting up the online form, Google received 12,000 requests across Europe asking links to obsolete information be taken down.