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Comcast Customers will Have to Fork Over more Money for their TV and Internet Service Starting Next Year

Comcast will charge more for its TV and internet services next year, plus the company will implement a 1.2TB data cap on broadband usage…

Disney is preparing to launch a new service (or section) of Disney Plus, featuring more adult content, courtesy of its many acquisitions…

Google will no longer tolerate Chrome extensions’ opaque handling of users’ data and will require more transparency starting next year…

Amazon Prime Video customers won’t have access to this popular network’s content for very long, as it sets to pivot to another service…

Android Auto is beginning to display a new function for its music player support, and it’s one that is definitely long overdue…

Facebook has removed a flaw from its Messenger mobile app that could allow total strangers to listen in on users’ private calls…

Hackers are successfully mounting criminal campaigns by exploiting tools found in Google Workplace products, security experts warn…

Twitter just released its ephemeral content option, Fleets, and with the feature comes a silencing tool; here’s how to mute Twitter Fleets…

Disney’s immensely popular streaming service now has 50 million installs from the Google Play Store, underscoring its irresistible content library…

Google is nearly done with its worldwide roll out of RCS messaging for Android devices, replacing SMS technology with a new standard…

Google is working on a progressive web app version of its Stadia gaming platform to run on Apple Safari’s mobile web browser…

YouTube is about to introduce a new revenue stream in the form of audio ads, which is sure to aggravate people listening to music in the background…

Google has completely redesigned its Google Pay mobile app, giving it more capabilities to take on competitors Mint and Venmo…

Over thirty state attorney generals have penalized Apple $113 million for slowing down older model iPhones without informing owners…

Twitter’s new disappearing content medium, Tweets, which the company started testing back in March, is now rolling out to all users…

Google’s Assistant Drive Mode is now available as a preview in the United States, available to a limited group of people through settings…