Google Podcasts to be killed off soon! Big boost for YouTube Music

If you've polished off your Tesla Tequila and chugged your GigaBier, the automaker has a new alcoholic beverage to try out: Tesla CyberBeer.

Microsoft is apparently not spooked by closing the deal on the unlucky day of Friday the 13th.

California, the largest state in the USA and home to many of the world's largest tech companies, is a step closer to giving residents the right to repair their devices and appliances after Governor Gavin Newsom signed the bill into law.

The wait is over, rockers. The new DLC Legendary Mix Vol I has arrived in Drums Rock. A set of bands from different styles and with great renown are coming to Drums Rock. Among them, The Offspring stands out as one of the most famous American punk rock bands, bringing one of their iconic songs to Drums Rock: You’re Gonna Go Far, Kid — a song with some special patterns that will make you feel like The Offspring’s drummer.

Alphabet Inc. Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai is set to be called by Epic Games Inc. to testify in an antitrust trial over Google Play policies that could threaten billions of dollars in revenue generated by the app marketplace.

There is a brand new Nightmare Before Christmas game available at retail this October, and our friends at Asmodee Canada and Mixlore were kind enough to send over the game a bit early. We’ve already played a few games and have enjoyed it immensely, but while we wait for that first impressions article, let’s take a look at what comes in the box!

SleepScore Labs said it has received the first permanent certification for reimbursement for its sleep improvement program.

Former Dragon Age: Dreadwolf developers from BioWare are suing the company for “better severance,” according to a statement released by a group of seven ex-employees. Former BioWare technical director Jon Renish published the statement on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.

After months of anticipation, Google finally took the wraps off its Pixel 8 series at the Made by Google 2023 event on Wednesday, October 4. It is Google's latest entry into the smartphone race, and perhaps a late one, with the aim to offer the best smartphone in the market - a race that is joined by several competing brands such as Apple with its iPhone 15, and Samsung with its Galaxy S23 series.

Elon Musk is not above lobbing insults at random strangers on the internet, but his summertime effort at "citizen journalism" has now resulted in him being sued for incorrectly suggesting that a 22-year-old college student was associated with a neo-Nazi extremist group.

On Monday, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella took the stand in the ongoing major antitrust trial of Google. He is appearing as a star witness for the US against Google. The trial's primary contention is that Google is using illegal and unfair practices to extend its monopoly in the market and is establishing a consumer behavior that makes it impossible for rivals to exist. Nadella, during his three-and-a-half hour-long testimony, mentioned a number of points to affirm the same and highlight the exclusive deals Google made in order to become the ‘default' option for consumers. He also claimed that the internet is really the ‘Google web'. Let us take a look at the 10 things Satya Nadella said during the antitrust trial.

In 2011, Google announced the first Chromebooks, a category of laptops that offered faster performance than traditional computers and were designed for web-based applications for tasks using the Google Chrome browser. Since then, Chromebooks have come a long way but it has continued to deliver its core offering of fast boot times and load times for apps, as well as being an easy-to-use device. More than a decade after its inception, Google has now launched a new certification program called Chromebook Plus, a label that will come with laptops that offer improved performance and the AI capabilities of the Google apps.