341: Counting On
Google announces more incompatibility with its Fast Pair technology and more integrations with Android Auto. Then, the ITC found Google guilting of violating patents filed by Sonos. What does that mean for your Nest devices at home?
Material · Andy Ihnatko and Florence Ion
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Show Notes
Google announces more compatibility with its Fast Pair technology and more integrations with Android Auto. Then, the ITC found Google guilting of violating patents filed by Sonos. What does that mean for your Nest devices at home?
We'll also discuss why a lawsuit claims Google paid off Apple to stay out of its business and why DuckDuckGo's CEO claims Google is abusing its control of Chrome extensions.
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Links and Show Notes:
- Google's Improved Fast Pair Feature Will Make You Feel Like An Apple User
- It's About to Get Easier to Use Android Auto Wirelessly
- Google Infringed on Sonos Audio Patents, Trade Court Rules
- Upcoming Speaker Group changes - Google Nest Community
- Google is manipulating browser extensions to stifle competitors, DuckDuckGo CEO says
- Google Paid Apple to Stay Out of the Search Business, Lawsuit Claims