Google's social networking service, Google+, is finally being replaced with Google Currents for G Suite users today. The Android and iOS apps will receive the rebranding and a few new features.

Microsoft is reportedly making some changes to its Customer Success unit that it created in 2017. Fortunately, no major layoffs are planned. The firm is also adding a new 'Microsoft Consulting' org.

Google today announced that it is rolling out support for dark mode for its productivity apps. The feature adapts to the system settings and also lets users select the theming based on preference.

iOS 14's privacy feature notifies users of clipboard access. LinkedIn, Reddit, and more apps were caught copying data with every keystroke. LinkedIn called it a bug and has released a fix.

A new report suggests that Samsung will call its second-generation horizontal folding device the Galaxy Z Fold 2, adopting the Z moniker for the phone that first debuted with the Z Flip.

Google is testing changes to the JavaScript timers for background tabs in Chrome that improve battery usage by 13% to 28%. Users can enable the feature in the Canary version of Chrome and Edge.

Microsoft has served bug fixes through the Microsoft Store for two security flaws in the Windows Codec Library. The vulnerabilities are not public and there are no known exploits in the wild.

Samsung accidentally posted a picture of the upcoming Note20 Ultra on its Russian website. The listing was branded the Note10, and has since been removed, but not before users spotted it.

Samsun's upcoming 5G capable Galaxy Z Flip has been listed on the Chinese certification body, TENAA, running an overclocked Snapdragon 865. The rear cameras have also seen some changes.

Gmail users are reporting that they are receiving an unusual number of spam emails in their inbox. An outage to the email service was fixed this morning, but there is no official word about spam yet.

Microsoft has announced the rollout of its Chromium-based Edge to replace Edge Legacy via Windows Update is expanding to education and business devices. Education devices will be targeted first.

Google today announced that it is increasing the monthly subscription price for YouTube TV to $64.99, effective today. The service is also adding eight new ViacomCBS channels, as promised.

Facebook today announced changes to the News Feed aimed at combatting misinformation. It will boost original reporting by analyzing articles and promoting those with credible and transparent sources.

Google today announced that it is acquiring smart glass maker North. The details of the deals were not provided. North also announced that it will not be shipping the second-generation Focals 2.0.

Google's long-awaited file sharing solution called Nearby Share is now live for some users that have opted-in to the Play Services testing program. The firm acknowledged that the test is limited.