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Alphabet beats sales estimates, posts record profit on Google ad surge

Google advertising revenue rose 41% to $53.1 billion during the third quarter

Apple deleting in-app buy clause a welcome move: Digital start-ups

This comes as a major victory for the developer and start-up community who have been vocal against the restrictive and anti-competitive practices of the two big firms

Facebook ad revenue seen feeling brunt of Apple privacy changes

Ad revenue of Facebook, the second-largest digital ad platform in the world after Alphabet Inc's Google, is most likely to be hit compared with the company's tech peers

Australian regulator 'concerned' about Facebook's approach to media law

Facebook and Google must negotiate with news outlets for content that drives traffic to their websites, Australian regulator's code says.

Tech giants' earnings may be another test for markets at new highs

Investors are homing in on a flood of earnings reports from Wall Street's tech and Internet giants

Google, Facebook team up to beat Apple's consumer privacy agenda

Google has teamed up with Facebook to work around Apple's privacy tools in Safari to continue tracking end-users

Google Meet hosts can keep participants' microphones, cameras off

Google Meet is rolling out a new feature that would let the meeting host to turn off participants' microphones or cameras.

Google's subscription fee cut good move, but still a 'Lagaan': Industry

What developers are asking for is fairness, not benevolence in the form of "reduced" commission percentages, says digital alliance

Google Play cuts subscription fee from 30% to 15% starting Jan 1, 2022

Google Play currently charges 30 per cent fees for subscription services after 12 months. Now this will be 15 per cent for subscription services from the first day

Monopoly power

Global digital ecosystem should be made competitive

Swiss court rejects Google appeal over government cloud computing contract

A Swiss court has dismissed Google's bid to block the award of a government cloud computing contract worth up to 110 million Swiss francs ($119 million) to rival bidders

Google's new Pixel phones and Android beef up iPhone competition

While Google's Android is the top smartphone operating system globally, the Alphabet Inc. unit has a minuscule market share in mobile handsets

Sign up for metaverse: The virtual world Facebook's Zuckerberg is building

A metaverse could change how we see technology. It is likely to be a virtual world connecting work, play, meetings, and more

Google tells suppliers to double production with Pixel 6 series: Report

Google has told its suppliers to double the production of its upcoming Pixel 6 smartphones from last year to more than 7 million units, the media reported on Tuesday.

Recovery tracker: Slowdown in power generation, freight activity

Essential shopping up with rising pharmacy and grocery visits

Green, sustainable: Google's new campus searches for carbon-free future

Google envisions its latest campus as the embodiment of a grander ambition to run its operations entirely free of carbon

Google sent 50K warnings to targets of government-backed hackings

Google has said that so far in 2021, it has sent over 50,000 warnings to those whose accounts were the target of government-backed phishing or malware attempts

Biggest tech companies face US Bills on liability and competition

A measure from Energy and Commerce Chair Frank Pallone and other leading House Democrats would revoke legal liability protections for platforms that use algorithms to spread harmful information

India 6th most affected country by ransomware, says Google

Israel was far and away an outlier, with the highest number of submissions and nearly a 600 per cent increase in the number of submissions compared to its baseline.

Google introduces continuous scrolling to Search on mobile

This new Search experience is starting to gradually roll out for most English searches on mobile in the US.