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Google hasn't had much of an interest in Android tablets since the days of the Motorola XOOM and Android Honeycomb. As a result, most of the company's apps aren't designed with tablets in mind, and third-party applications have largely followed suit. Sure, Android tablets can technically run all Android apps, but many of them have stretched-out layouts that were intended for 6-inch screens. Some even force a portrait orientation (Google Tasks, I'm looking at you). It can be hard to find applications with well-designed tablet interfaces, especially when the Play Store's only criteria for the "...

As of December 8, Apple has been requiring developers submitting new apps and app updates to provide privacy label information that outlines the data...

If you buy a Samsung phone, thinking about which apps run or not is barely an afterthought. After all, your phone is powered by Android and backed by the nigh-ubiquitous Google Play Store. Your banking app would be there. Your Snapchat and Instagram? There. That little bodega down the road that probably doesn't need an app? You can find it as well. Yet, if you were to pick a Samsung device with a larger screen — say, the Galaxy Chromebook or the Galaxy Tab S7, you'll find many of the same apps there, true. But you won't enjoy the experience as much. For the most part, Android apps are built...

Gmail, YouTube, other Google services suffer brief worldwide outage Work and school accounts for tens of millions of users were suspended for about 45 minutes. By Hannah DenhamThe Washington Post Share A host of Alphabet services were knocked offline Monday in a worldwide outage spanning the tech giant’s major platforms – including YouTube, Google Drive and Gmail – suspending work and school accounts for tens of millions of users. Google blamed an “internal storage quota issue” for the outage that its workplace status dashboard showed began at 6:55 a.m. Eastern time for all of its...

Google Down: Gmail, YouTube, Docs, other services broken amid major outage Representational Image In what comes as a major outage for the tech giant, most Google services — including Gmail and YouTube — stopped working on Monday (December 14) evening. Gmail users found themselves being greeted with a “Temporary Error” message. It stated: "We’re sorry, but your account is temporarily unavailable. We apologise for the inconvenience and suggest trying again in a few minutes. On YouTube and Google Drive, an error with the message: "Something went wrong..." was being displ...