As Google confirms a new security update for Chrome, users across Windows, Mac, and Linux platforms must do one critical thing to stay safe from attack.

Google is pretty tight when it comes to security, so it won’t let a device function its platform that it doesn’t recognize. So, if you’re not using a trusted device, you’ll be barred from using ...

Google has acknowledged an issue with older Chromecast devices. If you're experiencing a problem, they recommend you not ...

Users of Google's second-generation Chromecast and Chromecast Audio are facing a significant authentication error, preventing ...

Two older Chromecast models are currently unable to stream content. Google is working on a solution and advises against a ...

Because of Google Bug #66631, Chrome is unable to accurately seek within H ... To fix that issue, you need to tell Handbrake to render every frame as an intraframe, which will avoid any problematic ...

Google paid almost $12 million in bug bounty rewards to 660 security researchers who reported security bugs through the ...

It’s time to update your Chrome browser, Google says, but there's one thing you must do, or you'll still be at risk from the ...

For various Pixel devices, the March update has caused the display brightness to misbehave. The brightness jumps or drops ...

With Google rumored to be shipping a new phone soon, a Google Pixel 9a vs. Pixel 8a comparison can give you sense of what's ...

Chromecast and Chromecast Audio devices from 2015 suddenly stopped working this week, but Google says a fix is coming.

According to Google, the new Chrome update brings a smart bottom bar that disappears when you scroll, freeing up more space ...