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Google is working on several new features including background blur, low-light mode and background replacement images for its video calling application Meet.

Google plans to start with media groups in Australia, Brazil and Germany, with others to follow soon.

Google has made changes to its data retention practices across all of its core products.

Google has removed 106 malicious Chrome extensions that have been caught collecting sensitive user data.

The UK government dropped its plans to deploy a solely homegrown contact-tracing app to track the spread of the coronavirus in the country.

Android TV users may soon be able to use Google's Voice Match to get a more tailored experience.

Sonos made quite a splash in January when it sued Google for allegedly stealing its intellectual property. Now, Google is returning the favor.

Users of WhatsApp's Click to Chat feature could be sharing more than expected after personal phone numbers were found to be being exposed via public Google search results.

Google has announced more security keys can be used on iOS devices.

Apple and Google have released a joint statement in regards to the release of their Exposure Notification tool for tracking COVID-19.

Google has seen a rise in Google Meet users, which has now reached 50 million downloads.

Ubisoft has filed a lawsuit against Apple and Google for what it says is a "near carbon copy" of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege currently being sold for iOS and Android smart devices.