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Google takes first steps in rolling out Android’s Privacy Sandbox

At the start of the year, Google announced the Privacy Sandbox on Android project, a new system designed to eventually replace today’s existing third-party cookie schemes and reinvent a more privacy-centered method for serving advertisements. After an initial round of alpha testing and feedback, Google announced on Thursday that the first developer’s preview of the sandbox is now…
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NVIDIA adds native M1 Mac support to the GeForce Now app

The GeForce Now macOS app should run more smoothly for many Mac users after the addition of native support for Apple’s M1 chips. NVIDIA initially rolled out M1 support last year, albeit through Rosetta, a translation process that allows apps based on x86–64…
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Google Translate getting a Material You widget on Android

Following the iOS app in March, Google Translate for Android now has a homescreen widget that follows the latest Material You design language. Previously, Google Translate for Android just offered a 1×1 homescreen shortcut that lets you quickly create and launch a…
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Google launches Privacy Sandbox Developer Preview for Pixel, based on Android 13

As work on the Chrome version continues, Google announced the Privacy Sandbox for Android in February to make mobile advertising more privacy-conscious. A Privacy Sandbox Developer Preview is now available today “on top of” Android 13. The Privacy Sandbox on Android wants to keep the mobile advertising industry “healthy” by introducing safer alternatives, tools, and approaches to the…
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Samsung has updated these devices to Android 12

Android 12 is still a very new version of the platform, but Samsung is launching the update for its Galaxy devices less than a month after Google’s own Pixel phones. More devices will be updated over the coming months, and Samsung has confirmed a preliminary list of devices that will be updated. This article will be continuously updated with new devices as rollouts begin. Table of…
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Google previews I/O 2022 schedule, ‘What’s new’ keynotes, and sessions

With I/O 2022 just two weeks away, Google this afternoon previewed the schedule for its developer conference. It starts with Sundar Pichai’s “Google I/O keynote” on Wednesday, May 11 at 10 a.m. An end time was not listed, while the Developer keynote follows it. Google previews I/O 2022 schedule, ‘What’s new’ keynotes, and sessions Tune in to find out how we’re furthering our mission…
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