The KFTC also ordered the tech giant to stop forcing phone manufacturers from signing anti-fragmentation agreements (via The Korea Herald). This agreement restricts companies from using rival operating systems or modified versions of Android. The South Korean agency began investigating Google’s practices back in 2016. The now published findings of the report mention that Google abused its position in the market with anti-fragmentation agreements since 2011. Regulators are also eyeing Google’s 30% commission on Play Store purchases Regulators are also eyeing Google’s 30% commission on Play Store purchases...

Following the latest update, you should see a new “Device speed” section in the “Info” tab for a device, available after selecting a device under Wi-Fi shortcut > Devices in the Google Home app. Here, you will find two options: Check device speed and Check all speeds. These options do exactly what they imply. The former will check the maximum connection speed between that device and your Nest/Google Wi-Fi point. The latter, meanwhile, will run a full internet speed test....

According to the company, anonymous questions will be available by default in all meetings. However, meeting hosts and co-hosts can disable the feature by going to Meeting Activities > Allow Questions in Q&A > Allow Anonymous questions. So, make sure to check the settings before you put up that question you won’t ask publicly. Anonymous polls, on the other hand, are off by default. Meeting hosts and co-hosts will have to manually enable it when sharing a poll if they want to let participants respond anonymously....

The Google Pixel Fold may launch this year after all The Google Pixel Fold may launch this year after all If you take a look at the tweet below, you’ll see a DSCC’s list of phones expected to get LTPO OLED panels from the Samsung Display Chain in 2021. This list was published quite some time ago, and has now been reshared by Mr. Naranjo. — David Naranjo (@DSCCDave) September 16, 2021 What is interesting is that the Google Pixel Fold is still on the list....

At its core it’ll be just like any other Wear OS watch. It’ll come with many of the same features and be compatible with many of the same apps. Though it will no doubt come with exclusive features. Even if those features are only exclusive for a limited time. If you’re a Pixel fanatic and you enjoy Wear OS, then this is the smartwatch for you. But what about price? When is coming out?...