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In this edition of Winners and Losers, we have chosen Google as the winner while Huawei finds itself in the loser's corner. Do you agree?

According to Bloomberg, Google is considering developing a less restrictive counterpart to Apple's App Tracking Transparency for Android devices

Starting next month, Google Fit will allow us to measure both heart rate and breathing rate using the smartphone's selfie cam.

Google Meet finally offers a preview feature that lets you check your tone and hairstyle before you start with each call. Useful or not?

When the first Android 12 Developer Preview hits, it might include a feature that offers a wide array of colorful OS themes.

YouTube introduces "Clips", a new feature that lets you create and share clips from videos. We'll tell you how it works.

You can finally use Street View with a live map in Google Maps. Here's how to use the new split-screen feature.

The new Otter.ai Chrome Extension for Google Meet now transcribes and captions your video meetings in real-time.

In Australia, Google and Facebook are at odds with the government over how news is displayed. Here's the background to the latest escalation.

Apparently, users of some Honor and Huawei phones will soon be unable to use the Google Messages and Duo apps. Find out more here!

Google reportedly wants to improve multitasking in Android 12 with "App Pairs". Here is an overview of the possible changes.

The Google Pixel 2 has lost its unlimited storage option on Google Photos this week! The slippery slope for Pixel phones slowly but surely begins

Notifications driving you crazy whilst trying to listen to music? Here's how to kill those annoying interruptions.

Google and Fitbit have closed on a deal for the search giant to buy the fitness tracker brand, but regulators in the US and Australia are not done.

A new Guest Mode will allow users to speak to Google's AI without the virtual assistant saving personal data or your interactions.

Google has confirmed that it will comply with Apple's data collection transparency obligation on its App Store.

The January update for Google's Pixel phones promises improvements in audio, display and graphics, sensors, and telephony.

More than 400 employees at Google's parent company, Alphabet, have launched an unconventional union with the help of Communications Workers of America.

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