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Google Fi Customers Suffer the Fallout From T-Mobile Breach

IT Toolbox

The confirmation comes nearly two weeks after the breach of 37 million customers of T-Mobile, Google’s primary cellular network provider. The post Google Fi Customers Suffer the Fallout From T-Mobile Breach appeared first on Spiceworks.

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Google Begins Transition Toward Android RISC-V

IT Toolbox

RISC-V has witnessed rapid growth in recent years and has been adopted in mobile computing, servers, accelerators, and more. The post Google Begins Transition Toward Android RISC-V appeared first on Spiceworks.

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Google Pushes Back Against €2.4 Billion Antitrust Fine by European Union

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billion from Google, including digital advertising and mobile OS operations. The post Google Pushes Back Against €2.4 The EU has fined a combined €8.3 Billion Antitrust Fine by European Union appeared first on Spiceworks.

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Google Pitches In To Declutter The Mobile Web

Forrester IT

On their constant quest to enable users to quickly find the best answers to their questions, Google announced last week that starting in January 2017, they will bury mobile websites where the content is blocked by intrusive interstitials. This frustrates us, and takes away from the immediacy we desire in mobile moments.

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Microsoft is launching a mobile game store, taking on Apple and Google

GeekWire

(GeekWire File Photo / Nat Levy) In a surprise reveal, Microsoft said Thursday it plans to launch a mobile gaming store later this year. In November, Xbox head Phil Spencer that the company was “talking to other partners” to potentially launch a mobile store. A recent report from Newzoo lists mobile gaming as making up $90.5

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Google, Apple, Microsoft promise end to passwords, courtesy of your mobile phone

Tech Republic Security

The post Google, Apple, Microsoft promise end to passwords, courtesy of your mobile phone appeared first on TechRepublic. Adopting a new authentication method from the FIDO Alliance, the three major OS vendors will let you use encrypted credentials stored on your phone to automatically sign you into your online accounts.

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20 Mobile Trends for 2020

Forrester IT

It made me realize Forrester no longer publish dedicated “mobile” predictions. Because, mobile has simply become a key driver and enabler of business transformation. Mobile is embedded everywhere. However, many brands wrongly think they have ticked the mobile box and […].

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