Google Begins Rolling Out March Core Algorithm Update
Google has officially begun rolling out its March 2025 core algorithm update, according to an announcement posted to the Google Search Status Dashboard today. The update commenced at 9:23 AM PDT and is expected to fully deploy across all of Google’s search systems in up to two weeks.
Chromecast with Google TV's Android 14 update gives users a few problems
Other users chimed in, stating the Android 14 update for the Chromecast with Google TV caused severe problems with external storage. Another report said the same and that their device "won't recognize" their storage drive. Aside from these problems, one user claims, after updating, their Chromecast remote isn't working as it did previously.
Google’s upcoming Pixel 10 Pro and the rest of the Pixel 10 family will offer significant changes to the hardware when ...
Noting the latest batch of updates Google rolled out to Gemini today, the pace of innovation is in this space is pretty ...
Google's new collaboration with location intelligence company Esri will upgrade mapping software with greater detail and ...
Google Assistant will retire, Samsung has begun rolling out One UI 7 beta, Microsoft introduced Copilot for Gaming, OnePlus ...
Software updates don’t always go as smoothly as everyone hopes, and Google is no stranger to things going wrong with Pixel ...
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The updates land right on the heels of Google announcing March Pixel Drop features. OTA files and factory images are ...
The app now has a “People” tab, where you can see real-time locations of people who have shared their location with you (and ...
Ordinarily speaking, you can easily update Chromecast firmware using one of a few methods — and that may be possible again in the future if Google restores functionality to these devices.
Google first brought attention to this "People" tab update during the March feature drop for Pixels almost two weeks ago. The ...
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