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Google Photos clarifies how Storage Saver mode works - Vimarsana News

Google Photos clarifies how Storage Saver mode works

Google Photos backup: Find out how this new feature helps you identify files that are not compatible with Storage Saver mode.

Epic wants to blow the Google Play Store wide open - Vimarsana News

Epic wants to blow the Google Play Store wide open

After winning an antitrust case against Google, Epic Games has revealed what it wants as a result. In short, it's looking to blow the Play Store wide open.

Google Announces Best Android Apps, Games of 2021 in India : Tech News - Vimarsana News

Google Announces Best Android Apps, Games of 2021 in India : Tech News

Google Announces Best Android Apps, Games of 2021 in India Google on Tuesday continued its trend of announcing the winners of the Google Play Best of 2021 awards in India that are dedicated to apps and games listed on Android's official app store. The search giant named Bitclass — the app enabling cohort-based learning —

Searching for Google: Will legal hurdles threaten tech giant's grip on India? - Vimarsana News

Searching for Google: Will legal hurdles threaten tech giant's grip on India?

Having met regulatory challenges globally, Google is now facing run-ins with the Indian government on several fronts.

Searching for Google: Will legal hurdles threaten tech giant's grip on India?, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

Searching for Google: Will legal hurdles threaten tech giant's grip on India?, ET Telecom

However, on Wednesday, India’s antitrust watchdog put out an interim order dismissing the applications saying it found no grounds to provide interim relief but that the director general (DG) could go ahead with the investigation. While this could be some reason for Google to cheer, the company’s regulatory woes are far from over.