FORGOTTEN HISTORY: 36 | History Defined

US judge finds Google in violation of antitrust laws in the ad-tech space

A US judge has reportedly found Google to have monopolized a portion of its ad-tech business.

Android Central · Apr 18, 2025

Federal judge rules Google’s online ad business in a monopoly - and it could lead major changes at Alphabet

Prosecutors at the DOJ accused Google of having ‘rigged the rules of auctions’ for online ads

The Independent UK · Apr 17, 2025

US judge finds Google illegally monopolised ad tech market

The ruling could allow prosecutors to argue for a breakup of Google’s advertising products.

Al Jazeera · Apr 17, 2025

Gemini's rumored automated tasks might borrow from the competition

Google code might've teased an upcoming automation feature for Gemini.

Android Central · Apr 15, 2025

Oops. Deleting Windows' mysterious "inetpub" folder was a terrible mistake. Here's how to fix it

Last week, a strange folder appearing in the system directory of Windows machines was deemed harmless, but users who deleted it may be at risk.

Laptop · Apr 15, 2025

Ask Jerry: Is using Google's apps better than using the ones already on my phone?

Have a question about the tech in your life? If so, maybe we can get them answered!

Android Central · Apr 14, 2025

Google will finally stop this 20-year Chrome bug from leaking your browsing history to other websites — here’s how

Google is preparing a fix for a long-standing Chrome privacy issue that made it possible for websites to determine a user’s browsing history through their previously visited links.

Tom’s Guide · Apr 14, 2025

Windows 11 warning — don't delete this folder and what to do if you did

Microsoft's latest Windows 11 update has a strange folder that shouldn't be deleted, as it could fix a major security flaw.

Tom’s Guide · Apr 14, 2025

Microsoft Edge just got a big performance boost, but can it be the only app I use on Windows 11?

Microsoft Edge's latest update boosts speed on Windows and macOS, and Microsoft brought the receipts to prove it.

Windows Central · Apr 11, 2025

Millions of Windows XP disks secretly included Microsoft's failed search assistant to keep pirates at bay — "Bob was actually more useful dead than alive"

Bob resurfaced from Microsoft's Graveyard to pad out the 30MB of free space in Windows XP, keeping pirates at bay.

Windows Central · Apr 10, 2025