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(Pocket-lint) - Google might be planning to add a trash feature to Android - something typically only seen in desktop operating systems. Whether you call it trash, a bin, or (if youre a Windows user) a recycle bin, it looks like Android 12 could arrive later this year with a way for you to throw away and recycle files. XDA-Developers has been rummaging through Android 12 code to find yet-to-be-announced features possibly buried in the upcoming mobile operating system update. And the latest juic...

FLoC is coming — Here’s what we know so far Earlier this month, Google told us that it won’t use or build alternate identifiers to replace third-party cookies. Instead, it’s going all-in on Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC), which will replace cookies as a way to target audiences. The announcement raised concerns from both privacy advocates and advertisers. Privacy advocates are concerned that FLoC may facilitate fingerprinting and/or enable advertisers to discriminate against audien...

The government’s lawyers saw a Google monopoly coming. Their bosses refused to sue. POLITICO 3/16/2021 © POLITICO illustration by Megan McCrink/Photos by iStock The Google Files - Mobile Federal investigators were convinced: Google’s push to take over mobile internet searches was illegal. They had the evidence and urged their bosses to sue. But those politically appointed bosses overruled them. Nearly a decade later, the Justice Department and state regulators are suing Google over th...

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We asked, you told us: A ton of you have never cleared your phone cache Credit: Hadlee Simons / Android Authority Today’s smartphones come with plenty of storage for the most part, with even budget phones offering 32GB, 64GB, or even 128GB of storage to play with. But clearing your phone or app cache can still free up a significant amount of storage and fix some performance issues. It’s been a long time since we cleared our phone cache though, but that got us wondering whether Android Auth...

While we are still at the Developer Preview 1 of Android 12, there are some new mockups that show how the Material Next design could look like.

How to bring back the Save to Google Drive PDF option when printing in Chrome The death of Google Cloud Print had one unanticipated consequence: For whatever reason, Google also tied Chromes built-in "Save to Google Drive" feature to it. Now that Cloud Print is disappearing, that feature is leaving with it. But theres an easy way to bring it back to Chrome for Desktop, and a slightly longer workaround for (at least some) Android phones. On Desktop Its actually a fairly simple process to bring S...

Vivo V20 Pro Review 8/10 Our Rating Vivo V20 Pro Review&nbsp Key Highlights Cons: Battery life is average, Software needs polish Okay, we are late to the party! The V20 Pro has arrived and is the top-spec model in the V20 series which consists of the standard V20 and the V20 SE. The V20 Pro gets a bigger chipset, one more selfie lens, and a higher price tag. The V20 Pro features a mind-boggling colour shade at the back panel - and for us - that colour changing eye-popping ...

Ben Kepes: The old cybersecurity lesson from the Reserve Bank breach 11 Jan, 2021 05:00 AM 5 minutes to read Reserve Bank of NZ Governor Adrian Orr. Photo / Mark Mitchell NZ Herald By: Ben Kepes New Zealand can rightly be proud of the fact that we have the worlds most engaging central bank Governor. Adrian Orr, head honcho of the Reserve Bank, is fond of using esoteric analogues and mind-altering metaphors to illustrate the points he wants to get across. In a world where centr...