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Google One is shutting down its VPN feature later this year
Google is killing the VPN service that comes with One subscriptions, because nobody's using it.
Mariella Moon04.12.2024
Google Bard Advanced is coming, but it likely won't be free
The new system will use LLM Gemini Ultra.
Sarah Fielding01.04.2024
Google One's VPN will soon be available to all subscribers
All Google One Subscribers will soon have access to a VPN at no extra cost. A dark web monitoring feature is on the way for users in the US too.
Kris Holt03.08.2023
Magic Eraser is coming to older Pixel phones and Google One starting today
Google One subscribers and owners of older Pixel devices are getting access to more handy photo features.
Kris Holt02.23.2023
Pixel 7 update brings promised Clear Calling and free VPN
Google's latest round of Pixel updates adds a free VPN, Clear Calls and more.
Will Shanklin12.05.2022
Google One's VPN comes to Mac and Windows
Google One VPN service is finally available on the desktop for Mac and Windows users.
Jon Fingas11.09.2022
T-Mobile resurrects Google Photos' unlimited storage, with a catch
Google Photos' unlimited, full-quality storage is back — but only if you're a T-Mobile subscriber.
Jon Fingas04.12.2022
Google One's VPN is finally available on the iPhone
The Google One VPN service is now available on iPhone, more than a year after it arrived on Android.
Jon Fingas02.01.2022
Pixel Pass bundles a phone with Google services for $45 per month
Google has launched a Pixel Pass subscription that mates a Pixel 6 with multiple services for $45 per month.
Jon Fingas10.19.2021
'Pixel Pass' might be Google's answer to the Apple One bundle
A leak hints Google is planning a 'Pixel Pass' that would offer a Pixel 6 and a host of services for one monthly fee, rivalling services like Apple One.
Jon Fingas10.10.2021
Google One adds a middle-ground 5TB storage plan
Google One now has a 5TB plan for $25 per month — in case the 10TB plan was far too expensive for your needs.
Jon Fingas09.11.2021
Google’s One Plan VPN is now available outside the US
Safer browsing for Android users rolls out to more people.
Daniel Cooper08.10.2021
Google Photos will help you delete blurry pictures and screenshots
Unlimited free storage for photos and videos is going away on June 1st, so you'll need to manage files more carefully.
Kris Holt05.24.2021
Google Photos' new video editor offers more control over footage
Google has revamped the video editor in Photos on Android and iOS to give you much more control over footage.
Jon Fingas02.11.2021
Google won't offer free unlimited photo backups after June 1st
Google plans to discontinue one of the best perks of Google Photos.
Igor Bonifacic11.11.2020
Google Photos adds paid color pop editing feature
Google has begun adding premium features to Photos, starting with an enhanced version of color pop.
Igor Bonifacic11.06.2020
Some Google One plans now come with a complimentary VPN
If you’re a Google One subscriber, there’s a new reason to consider the service’s $10 per month 2TB plan. Google is adding built-in virtual private network (VPN) functionality to the Google One app, but you’ll need to subscribe to the 2TB and above plans to access the perk.
Igor Bonifacic10.29.2020
Some Canon cameras can now upload images straight to Google Photos
Canon users can now upload photos directly from their cameras to Google Photos via WiFi.
Christine Fisher08.26.2020
Google is releasing a free phone backup tool for iOS
Last year, Google added automatic Android phone backups to Google One, the company’s “membership” program that includes Drive storage, family sharing and a handful of other perks.
Nathan Ingraham07.29.2020
You can report traffic snarls in Google Maps for iOS
You no longer need an Android phone to report collisions and other traffic trouble in Google Maps. Google has brought road incident reporting to iOS, letting you flag problems without turning to an app like Waze. Whichever platform you use, Google is also expanding the range of reportable incidents to include construction, disabled cars, lane closures and objects on the road. You'll see both iOS support and the expanded categories roll out this week.
Jon Fingas10.17.2019