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There’s no need for an expensive, professionally installed home security system for a little peace of mind. You can keep tabs on your home when you’re away, check in on your kids or pets, and ...

Anu is a Features author at Android Police. You'll find her writing in-depth pieces about automation tools, productivity apps, and explainers. Before joining AP, she used to write for prominent tech ...

Google Meet is getting a new option to set timers within meetings. Meet timers are rolling out to all Google accounts over the next few days. It’s currently only possible to set timers using the web ...

Google’s long overdue smart home refresh finally has a date… 1st October. The search giant has stated that it will be sharing more on “Gemini coming to Google Home,” via a teaser on X. This all but ...

To set your Preferred Sources, you’ll need to be signed into a Google account. Click on your profile icon from the Search home screen, and select “Search Personalization.” There should be a list of ...

Thanks to a new Google tool, you can now let the search engine know which sources you want to see most in your Google results. So, if you are hoping to see more TODAY.com articles while browsing the ...

Clearing your Google search history is extremely simple and doesn’t take more than a couple of minutes. You just need to use the “My Activity” dashboard that’s built into your Google account. We’ll ...

Mr. Wu is a contributing Opinion writer and a law professor at Columbia who writes often about technology. He served on the National Economic Council as a special assistant to the president for ...

You’re hard pressed to find a “good” TV that’s not also a “smart” TV. In fact, I’m not really sure one exists. All of the best TVs come with smart features. Whether it’s Google, Amazon Fire, Tizen, ...

To set Preferred Sources on Google Search, sign in, go to Google.com, click your profile icon, select Search Personalization, then Source Preferences. Search for or enter a site’s URL, enable it, and ...