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Google is changing the release cycle for its Chrome web browser, the company announced in a blog post, adding a new early preview of updates available via the Stable channel for a small set of users starting in February 2023. This early stable release will be available one week before the scheduled stable release date, allowing Google to address any reported issues before updates are rolled out to the wider public (via Android Police). Chrome’s release cycle currently pushes updates to the… Source link

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Netflix (NFLX) reported its fiscal third quarter earnings on Tuesday after the bell, crushing expectations and prompting shares to surge more than 14% in after hours trading. Here are Netflix’s third quarter results compared to Wall Street’s consensus estimates, as compiled by Bloomberg: Revenue: $7.93 billion versus $7.85 billion expected Adj. earnings per share (EPS): $3.10 versus $2.22 expected Subscriber net additions: +2.41 million versus +1 million estimated In a note to shareholders, the… Source link

Google conducted an SEO office hours hangout in which someone asked if adding content on a regular basis was helpful for ranking. It’s a good question because it’s commonly understood that publishing content on a regular basis is a good idea because it keeps readers coming back for more. Publishing Daily Good For Rankings? This is the question that was asked: “Does posting one content daily increase ranking?” It’s unclear who at Google answered the question. This is the answer that… Source link

If you use Android TV’s successor Google TV, brace yourself: 50 free live channels are on their way. 9to5Google has decompiled a new version of the Android TV app, revealing that Google TV might be looking to expand its live TV options. According to some text in the app, you’ll be able to “Enjoy 50 channels of live TV without the need to subscribe, sign-up, or download.” This is different from adding other streaming services or live TV options to your Google TV. With those, you have to… Source link

Google is adding “photorealistic aerial views” to almost 100 landmarks in Google Maps, the company announced on Wednesday. The views, which remind me of Apple Maps’ Flyover feature, give you an overhead look at landmarks in cities including Barcelona, London, New York, San Francisco, and Tokyo, according to Google. You can get an idea of what the new aerial views look like in this GIF from the company: The aerial views are… Source link

Google announced today that it’s updating some of its apps to work better on tablets. Google introduced Android 12L earlier this year to make tablets easier to use, and at I/O, the company announced plans to update more than 20 Google apps on tablets to optimize them for larger screens. Today, Google said it’s adding several new features for Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides and Keep to get started on this promise. The most notable feature announced today is the… Source link

Google says it’s rolling back its decision to remove a section from the Play Store that listed which permissions an app uses. The company had more or less replaced that info with its Data Safety section, which is supposed to give you an idea of what data apps are collecting and how that data is used. The problem, as several commentators pointed out, is that the information in the Data Safety section came from developers, whereas the app permissions section was generated by Google. By… Source link

The following relievers are widely available in Yahoo Fantasy Baseball formats and may be worth grabbing for those searching for saves. Houck picked up two saves over the weekend and looks like Boston’s new main closer, so we’re including him here even though he’s just over the typical 50% rostered threshold. He may be eased into working back-to-back days, but Houck is a first-round pick who’s allowed just one run over 19.0 innings (with 18 Ks and a 0.89 WHIP) since moving to the bullpen… Source link

There’s a good chance you’ve spent much of the last two-plus years sitting at home, cycling through endless days of virtual meetings staring into your laptop’s webcam and talking into your built-in mic. This means you’ve spent much of the last two-plus years appearing to everyone else like a mushy pile of poorly lit pixels, sounding like you’re shouting from inside a tin can. It’s not your fault: your laptop’s webcam just sucks. And so does its mic. But Google thinks it can… Source link