The Google Chrome browser takes up to 70% of the browser market share. However, in an age where the most important asset of any user is his/her data, they may not be comfortable using the Chrome browser. Google Chrome, as it is out there in everyone’s knowledge, shares a notorious amount of data with Google. The intentions may just seem to target ads to its users based on their searches, history, etc....
What is a VPN? What is a VPN? What exactly is a VPN? Well, it stands for Virtual Private Network. With a VPN, you will be able to browse the web using a secure connection, that hackers won’t be able to see what you’re doing (or steal your information), and you can also get around restricted websites. For example, if you are in China for a few days and need to use Google, you’ll need to use a VPN to do so....
These images come from @OnLeaks, who partnered up with 91mobiles. These are CAD-based images, and you can check them out in both image and video formats. A gallery is included below the article, and the same goes for a YouTube video. The Google Pixel 6a will offer a Pixel 6-like design, it seems The Google Pixel 6a will offer a Pixel 6-like design, it seems The moment you lay your eyes on this phone, you’ll notice it looks like the Pixel 6....
At the Google For Games Developer Summit this morning, Google touches on a wide range of game-related topics for its Android and Stadia platforms. Much of the changes coming seem to be focused on getting games into people’s hands quicker and more easily. On the Android side of things, a big chunk of this revolves around the play as you download feature. For those unaware of its existence, it’s just like it sounds....
The use of Custom ROMs may be less common these days, but there are still people who may want to use them. Increased security is one of the important reasons for customers’ tendency towards Custom ROMs. To date, there have been many projects that claim to want to build a secure, Google-independent phone. However, they did not yield any results, and the project was stopped after a while. However, GrapheneOS seems to be more serious....
