Epic Games Sues Google and Samsung Again, This Time Over App Installation Restrictions

Epic Games, the maker of Fortnite, has filed another lawsuit against Google, accusing them of collaborating with Samsung to restrict app installations on Samsung devices. This follows Epic’s previous victory against Google regarding antitrust violations in the Android app store. The lawsuit centers on Samsung’s ‘Auto Blocker’ feature, which Epic claims is designed to prevent users from installing apps from sources other than the Google Play Store or Samsung Galaxy Store. Epic argues that this feature undermines the jury’s verdict in the previous lawsuit and reinforces Google’s dominance in the Android app market.

Google Unveils New Chromebooks with AI Features: Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Plus and Lenovo Chromebook Duet 11

Google has announced two new Chromebooks, the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Plus and Lenovo Chromebook Duet 11, along with a host of new AI features for all Chromebooks. The Galaxy Chromebook Plus boasts an OLED display and the Quick Insert key for quick access to AI features, while the Duet 11 is a tablet-style Chromebook designed for students. Google is also rolling out AI-powered features like Help Me Read for text summaries, Live Translate for video captions, and more, across all Chromebooks.

Google Pixel Watch 3 Review: A Big Step Forward for Android Wearables

The Google Pixel Watch 3 is a significant upgrade over its predecessors, boasting improved performance, a larger screen, and remarkably longer battery life. While the larger size might not appeal to everyone, it makes the watch a compelling option for those seeking a feature-rich and durable smartwatch experience. This review delves into the Pixel Watch 3’s strengths, including its fitness tracking capabilities, integration with Google’s ecosystem, and overall user experience.

Trump Accuses Google of Election Meddling, Threatens Prosecution

Former President Donald Trump has accused Google of skewing search results to favor Vice President Kamala Harris and harm his own image, claiming it’s an illegal attempt to influence the upcoming election. He threatened to pursue legal action against the tech giant if he wins the presidency. Google, however, maintains its search algorithms are unbiased and designed to provide the most relevant results.

Trump Accuses Google of Bias in Search Results, Threatens Legal Action

Former US President Donald Trump has accused Google of displaying only negative stories about him in search results, claiming it favors his Democratic rival, Kamala Harris. Trump threatened legal action against the tech giant if he wins the 2024 presidential election. Google refuted these allegations, stating that search results are based on factors like timeliness and popularity, and both candidates’ websites consistently rank highly for relevant queries.

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