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Japan @[email protected] · 2026-08-24 · 08:40 UTC

Google Store Omotesando: Google’s first flagship outside the U.S. opens in Tokyo

Google Store Omotesando (Photo by Paul Park/Metropolis Magazine) Google opened its first office outside the United States in…
#EuropeSays #Japan #JP #Tokyo #AI #AI-Powered #Apple #flagship #flagshipstore #Google #googlestore #GoogleStoreOmotesando #harajuku #Japanesemarket #Omotesando #outsidetheus #pixel #pixel11pro #pixelwatch #zoomedincamera
https://www.europesays.com/japan/79258/

#zoomedincamera #pixelwatch #pixel11pro #pixel #outsidetheus #omotesando

Daily CyberSecurity @[email protected] · 2026-07-17 · 10:21 UTC

Discover the latest Google Pixel 11 specs, bold new colors, and the grand opening of the first physical Google Store in Tokyo, Japan.

#GooglePixel11 #Pixel11 #GoogleStore #TechNews #Smartphone

https://securityexpress.info/google-pixel-11-specs-tokyo/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

#googlepixel11 #pixel11 #googlestore #technews #smartphone

Daily CyberSecurity @[email protected] · 2026-07-17 · 10:21 UTC

Discover the latest Google Pixel 11 specs, bold new colors, and the grand opening of the first physical Google Store in Tokyo, Japan.

#GooglePixel11 #Pixel11 #GoogleStore #TechNews #Smartphone

https://securityexpress.info/google-pixel-11-specs-tokyo/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

#googlepixel11 #pixel11 #googlestore #technews #smartphone

Daily CyberSecurity @[email protected] · 2026-07-17 · 10:21 UTC

Discover the latest Google Pixel 11 specs, bold new colors, and the grand opening of the first physical Google Store in Tokyo, Japan.

#GooglePixel11 #Pixel11 #GoogleStore #TechNews #Smartphone

https://securityexpress.info/google-pixel-11-specs-tokyo/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

#googlepixel11 #pixel11 #googlestore #technews #smartphone

Daily CyberSecurity @[email protected] · 2026-07-17 · 10:21 UTC

Discover the latest Google Pixel 11 specs, bold new colors, and the grand opening of the first physical Google Store in Tokyo, Japan.

#GooglePixel11 #Pixel11 #GoogleStore #TechNews #Smartphone

https://securityexpress.info/google-pixel-11-specs-tokyo/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

#smartphone #technews #googlestore #pixel11 #googlepixel11

Daily CyberSecurity @[email protected] · 2026-07-17 · 10:21 UTC

Discover the latest Google Pixel 11 specs, bold new colors, and the grand opening of the first physical Google Store in Tokyo, Japan.

#GooglePixel11 #Pixel11 #GoogleStore #TechNews #Smartphone

https://securityexpress.info/google-pixel-11-specs-tokyo/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

#googlepixel11 #pixel11 #googlestore #technews #smartphone

United States News Beep @[email protected] · 2026-07-13 · 18:40 UTC

Google just beat its own Prime Day Pixel 10 Pro deal, and the Pixel 11 may explain why

Google has cut the 128GB Pixel 10 Pro in Obsidian to $699, knocking $300 off its usual price…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Mobile #GooglePixel #googlestore #Phones #pixel10pro #pixel11 #smartphonedeals #Technology
https://www.newsbeep.com/us/760671/

#newsbeep #news #us #usa #unitedstates #unitedstatesofamerica

United States News Beep @[email protected] · 2026-07-13 · 18:40 UTC

Google just beat its own Prime Day Pixel 10 Pro deal, and the Pixel 11 may explain why

Google has cut the 128GB Pixel 10 Pro in Obsidian to $699, knocking $300 off its usual price…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Mobile #GooglePixel #googlestore #Phones #pixel10pro #pixel11 #smartphonedeals #Technology
https://www.newsbeep.com/us/760671/

#technology #smartphonedeals #pixel11 #pixel10pro #phones #googlestore

Rob Pegoraro @[email protected] · 2026-06-29 · 03:34 UTC

Weekly output: Consumer Cellular’s SpeakEasy brand, Uber’s take rate, Google Play Store fees, Pixel 9 Pro screen replacement, Qualcomm’s data-center ambitions, Meta scrapping “Off-Meta Activity” privacy setting, Feds poleaxe Polestar

It’s been a while–years, I think–since I had four stories published on one day by one client. But I only wrote two of Friday’s total on Friday, so don’t draw too many conclusions about my potential productivity.

Patreon readers got an extra post this week in which I unpacked an unfortunately botched bit of business development.

6/22/2026: Consumer Cellular Adds SpeakEasy Mobile Sub-Brand For the 75-and-Up Set, PCMag

The interesting part of this announcement was the two simplified phones that Consumer Cellular’s new brand is bringing to the market.

6/23/2026: Uber driver pay is falling as the company’s take rate rises, new research finds, Fast Company

I didn’t have this report about Uber driver pay on my to-do list as I made my way to Web Summit Rio three weeks ago. But once I got there, a notice about a press conference featuring study author Len Sherman of Columbia University’s business school got my attention, and I’m glad that it did.

6/25/2026: Google Details Reduced Play Store Fees That Trim Its Take to 10% in Many Cases, PCMag

Almost six years after Epic Games’ lawsuit challenged Google’s Android app-store rules, the tech giant finally broke down the changes forced by that litigation. I needed much less time to get this post written and filed Thursday morning; it feels good when that happens.

6/26/2026: I Needed to Replace My Pixel 9 Pro’s Screen. It Was Easy, With One Big Caveat, PCMag

I waited a couple of weeks after this successful screen repair to make sure that my phone wouldn’t fall apart in my pocket–and then worried after publication that I would then choose that moment to drop it onto a sidewalk.

6/26/2026: Qualcomm Darts Into the Data Center Business With Dragonfly, PCMag

I had assumed that somebody on staff would cover Qualcomm’s investor day Wednesday in New York but watched it remotely anyway, and then one of my editors asked if I could do a writeup of that event. Of course I said yes.

6/26/2026: Meta to Scrap ‘Off-Facebook Activity’ Feature That Curbed Web Tracking, PCMag

I could have written this post weeks ago, but getting an e-mail from Meta Thursday morning to the account I use for Facebook that reminded me of this impending privacy downgrade was the nudge I needed. Electronic Frontier Foundation staff technologist Lena Cohen’s comments were then the excuse I needed to remind readers of how this privacy problem is made worse by continued Congressional inaction on privacy.

6/26/2026: Feds Poleaxe Polestar, Banning Future US Sales of Its EVs, PCMag

I wasn’t originally going to jump on this, but once that headline popped into my head I had to write the post. Then I made sure to include three essential bits of context: how the connected-car rule that Polestar ran afoul of dates to the closing days of the Biden administration, how few cars Polestar has sold, and what a mess connected-car privacy remains even if you look only at American manufacturers–thanks in large part to continued Congressional inaction on privacy.

#ChineseEVs #ConsumerCellular #EVs #FacebookPrivacy #GigU #GooglePlayFees #GoogleStore #LenSherman #OffFacebookActivity #OffMetaActivity #phoneScreenReplacement #Pixel9Pro #Pixel9ScreenPinkLine #PlayStoreFees #Polestar #QualcommDataCenter #QualcommDragonfly #QualcommInvestorDay #simplifiedAndroid #SpeakEasyMobile #UberDriverPay #UberTakeRate

#chineseevs #consumercellular #evs #facebookprivacy #gigu #googleplayfees

Rob Pegoraro @[email protected] · 2026-06-29 · 03:34 UTC

Weekly output: Consumer Cellular’s SpeakEasy brand, Uber’s take rate, Google Play Store fees, Pixel 9 Pro screen replacement, Qualcomm’s data-center ambitions, Meta scrapping “Off-Meta Activity” privacy setting, Feds poleaxe Polestar

It’s been a while–years, I think–since I had four stories published on one day by one client. But I only wrote two of Friday’s total on Friday, so don’t draw too many conclusions about my potential productivity.

Patreon readers got an extra post this week in which I unpacked an unfortunately botched bit of business development.

6/22/2026: Consumer Cellular Adds SpeakEasy Mobile Sub-Brand For the 75-and-Up Set, PCMag

The interesting part of this announcement was the two simplified phones that Consumer Cellular’s new brand is bringing to the market.

6/23/2026: Uber driver pay is falling as the company’s take rate rises, new research finds, Fast Company

I didn’t have this report about Uber driver pay on my to-do list as I made my way to Web Summit Rio three weeks ago. But once I got there, a notice about a press conference featuring study author Len Sherman of Columbia University’s business school got my attention, and I’m glad that it did.

6/25/2026: Google Details Reduced Play Store Fees That Trim Its Take to 10% in Many Cases, PCMag

Almost six years after Epic Games’ lawsuit challenged Google’s Android app-store rules, the tech giant finally broke down the changes forced by that litigation. I needed much less time to get this post written and filed Thursday morning; it feels good when that happens.

6/26/2026: I Needed to Replace My Pixel 9 Pro’s Screen. It Was Easy, With One Big Caveat, PCMag

I waited a couple of weeks after this successful screen repair to make sure that my phone wouldn’t fall apart in my pocket–and then worried after publication that I would then choose that moment to drop it onto a sidewalk.

6/26/2026: Qualcomm Darts Into the Data Center Business With Dragonfly, PCMag

I had assumed that somebody on staff would cover Qualcomm’s investor day Wednesday in New York but watched it remotely anyway, and then one of my editors asked if I could do a writeup of that event. Of course I said yes.

6/26/2026: Meta to Scrap ‘Off-Facebook Activity’ Feature That Curbed Web Tracking, PCMag

I could have written this post weeks ago, but getting an e-mail from Meta Thursday morning to the account I use for Facebook that reminded me of this impending privacy downgrade was the nudge I needed. Electronic Frontier Foundation staff technologist Lena Cohen’s comments were then the excuse I needed to remind readers of how this privacy problem is made worse by continued Congressional inaction on privacy.

6/26/2026: Feds Poleaxe Polestar, Banning Future US Sales of Its EVs, PCMag

I wasn’t originally going to jump on this, but once that headline popped into my head I had to write the post. Then I made sure to include three essential bits of context: how the connected-car rule that Polestar ran afoul of dates to the closing days of the Biden administration, how few cars Polestar has sold, and what a mess connected-car privacy remains even if you look only at American manufacturers–thanks in large part to continued Congressional inaction on privacy.

#ChineseEVs #ConsumerCellular #EVs #FacebookPrivacy #GigU #GooglePlayFees #GoogleStore #LenSherman #OffFacebookActivity #OffMetaActivity #phoneScreenReplacement #Pixel9Pro #Pixel9ScreenPinkLine #PlayStoreFees #Polestar #QualcommDataCenter #QualcommDragonfly #QualcommInvestorDay #simplifiedAndroid #SpeakEasyMobile #UberDriverPay #UberTakeRate

#chineseevs #consumercellular #evs #facebookprivacy #gigu #googleplayfees

Rob Pegoraro @[email protected] · 2026-06-29 · 03:34 UTC

Weekly output: Consumer Cellular’s SpeakEasy brand, Uber’s take rate, Google Play Store fees, Pixel 9 Pro screen replacement, Qualcomm’s data-center ambitions, Meta scrapping “Off-Meta Activity” privacy setting, Feds poleaxe Polestar

It’s been a while–years, I think–since I had four stories published on one day by one client. But I only wrote two of Friday’s total on Friday, so don’t draw too many conclusions about my potential productivity.

Patreon readers got an extra post this week in which I unpacked an unfortunately botched bit of business development.

6/22/2026: Consumer Cellular Adds SpeakEasy Mobile Sub-Brand For the 75-and-Up Set, PCMag

The interesting part of this announcement was the two simplified phones that Consumer Cellular’s new brand is bringing to the market.

6/23/2026: Uber driver pay is falling as the company’s take rate rises, new research finds, Fast Company

I didn’t have this report about Uber driver pay on my to-do list as I made my way to Web Summit Rio three weeks ago. But once I got there, a notice about a press conference featuring study author Len Sherman of Columbia University’s business school got my attention, and I’m glad that it did.

6/25/2026: Google Details Reduced Play Store Fees That Trim Its Take to 10% in Many Cases, PCMag

Almost six years after Epic Games’ lawsuit challenged Google’s Android app-store rules, the tech giant finally broke down the changes forced by that litigation. I needed much less time to get this post written and filed Thursday morning; it feels good when that happens.

6/26/2026: I Needed to Replace My Pixel 9 Pro’s Screen. It Was Easy, With One Big Caveat, PCMag

I waited a couple of weeks after this successful screen repair to make sure that my phone wouldn’t fall apart in my pocket–and then worried after publication that I would then choose that moment to drop it onto a sidewalk.

6/26/2026: Qualcomm Darts Into the Data Center Business With Dragonfly, PCMag

I had assumed that somebody on staff would cover Qualcomm’s investor day Wednesday in New York but watched it remotely anyway, and then one of my editors asked if I could do a writeup of that event. Of course I said yes.

6/26/2026: Meta to Scrap ‘Off-Facebook Activity’ Feature That Curbed Web Tracking, PCMag

I could have written this post weeks ago, but getting an e-mail from Meta Thursday morning to the account I use for Facebook that reminded me of this impending privacy downgrade was the nudge I needed. Electronic Frontier Foundation staff technologist Lena Cohen’s comments were then the excuse I needed to remind readers of how this privacy problem is made worse by continued Congressional inaction on privacy.

6/26/2026: Feds Poleaxe Polestar, Banning Future US Sales of Its EVs, PCMag

I wasn’t originally going to jump on this, but once that headline popped into my head I had to write the post. Then I made sure to include three essential bits of context: how the connected-car rule that Polestar ran afoul of dates to the closing days of the Biden administration, how few cars Polestar has sold, and what a mess connected-car privacy remains even if you look only at American manufacturers–thanks in large part to continued Congressional inaction on privacy.

#ChineseEVs #ConsumerCellular #EVs #FacebookPrivacy #GigU #GooglePlayFees #GoogleStore #LenSherman #OffFacebookActivity #OffMetaActivity #phoneScreenReplacement #Pixel9Pro #Pixel9ScreenPinkLine #PlayStoreFees #Polestar #QualcommDataCenter #QualcommDragonfly #QualcommInvestorDay #simplifiedAndroid #SpeakEasyMobile #UberDriverPay #UberTakeRate

#ubertakerate #uberdriverpay #speakeasymobile #simplifiedandroid #qualcomminvestorday #qualcommdragonfly

Rob Pegoraro @[email protected] · 2026-06-29 · 03:34 UTC

Weekly output: Consumer Cellular’s SpeakEasy brand, Uber’s take rate, Google Play Store fees, Pixel 9 Pro screen replacement, Qualcomm’s data-center ambitions, Meta scrapping “Off-Meta Activity” privacy setting, Feds poleaxe Polestar

It’s been a while–years, I think–since I had four stories published on one day by one client. But I only wrote two of Friday’s total on Friday, so don’t draw too many conclusions about my potential productivity.

Patreon readers got an extra post this week in which I unpacked an unfortunately botched bit of business development.

6/22/2026: Consumer Cellular Adds SpeakEasy Mobile Sub-Brand For the 75-and-Up Set, PCMag

The interesting part of this announcement was the two simplified phones that Consumer Cellular’s new brand is bringing to the market.

6/23/2026: Uber driver pay is falling as the company’s take rate rises, new research finds, Fast Company

I didn’t have this report about Uber driver pay on my to-do list as I made my way to Web Summit Rio three weeks ago. But once I got there, a notice about a press conference featuring study author Len Sherman of Columbia University’s business school got my attention, and I’m glad that it did.

6/25/2026: Google Details Reduced Play Store Fees That Trim Its Take to 10% in Many Cases, PCMag

Almost six years after Epic Games’ lawsuit challenged Google’s Android app-store rules, the tech giant finally broke down the changes forced by that litigation. I needed much less time to get this post written and filed Thursday morning; it feels good when that happens.

6/26/2026: I Needed to Replace My Pixel 9 Pro’s Screen. It Was Easy, With One Big Caveat, PCMag

I waited a couple of weeks after this successful screen repair to make sure that my phone wouldn’t fall apart in my pocket–and then worried after publication that I would then choose that moment to drop it onto a sidewalk.

6/26/2026: Qualcomm Darts Into the Data Center Business With Dragonfly, PCMag

I had assumed that somebody on staff would cover Qualcomm’s investor day Wednesday in New York but watched it remotely anyway, and then one of my editors asked if I could do a writeup of that event. Of course I said yes.

6/26/2026: Meta to Scrap ‘Off-Facebook Activity’ Feature That Curbed Web Tracking, PCMag

I could have written this post weeks ago, but getting an e-mail from Meta Thursday morning to the account I use for Facebook that reminded me of this impending privacy downgrade was the nudge I needed. Electronic Frontier Foundation staff technologist Lena Cohen’s comments were then the excuse I needed to remind readers of how this privacy problem is made worse by continued Congressional inaction on privacy.

6/26/2026: Feds Poleaxe Polestar, Banning Future US Sales of Its EVs, PCMag

I wasn’t originally going to jump on this, but once that headline popped into my head I had to write the post. Then I made sure to include three essential bits of context: how the connected-car rule that Polestar ran afoul of dates to the closing days of the Biden administration, how few cars Polestar has sold, and what a mess connected-car privacy remains even if you look only at American manufacturers–thanks in large part to continued Congressional inaction on privacy.

#ChineseEVs #ConsumerCellular #EVs #FacebookPrivacy #GigU #GooglePlayFees #GoogleStore #LenSherman #OffFacebookActivity #OffMetaActivity #phoneScreenReplacement #Pixel9Pro #Pixel9ScreenPinkLine #PlayStoreFees #Polestar #QualcommDataCenter #QualcommDragonfly #QualcommInvestorDay #simplifiedAndroid #SpeakEasyMobile #UberDriverPay #UberTakeRate

#chineseevs #consumercellular #evs #facebookprivacy #gigu #googleplayfees

UNWIRE.HK @[email protected] · 2026-06-02 · 02:11 UTC

配件銷售 + Pixel 維修 + AI 體驗 Google Store 東京表參道今夏開業
Google Store 表參道將於 2026 年夏季在東京開業，成為 Google 美國以外首間直營旗艦店。 […]
#科技新聞 #人工智能 #手提電話 #google
https://unwire.hk/2026/06/02/google-store-tokyo-opening/fun-tech/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=google-store-tokyo-opening

#googlestore #tokyo #opening #aiexperience #flagshipstore #technology

UNWIRE.HK @[email protected] · 2026-06-02 · 02:11 UTC

配件銷售 + Pixel 維修 + AI 體驗 Google Store 東京表參道今夏開業
Google Store 表參道將於 2026 年夏季在東京開業，成為 Google 美國以外首間直營旗艦店。 […]
#科技新聞 #人工智能 #手提電話 #google
https://unwire.hk/2026/06/02/google-store-tokyo-opening/fun-tech/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=google-store-tokyo-opening

#ai #retail #technology #flagshipstore #aiexperience #opening

UNWIRE.HK @[email protected] · 2026-06-02 · 02:11 UTC

配件銷售 + Pixel 維修 + AI 體驗 Google Store 東京表參道今夏開業
Google Store 表參道將於 2026 年夏季在東京開業，成為 Google 美國以外首間直營旗艦店。 […]
#科技新聞 #人工智能 #手提電話 #google
https://unwire.hk/2026/06/02/google-store-tokyo-opening/fun-tech/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=google-store-tokyo-opening

#googlestore #tokyo #opening #aiexperience #flagshipstore #technology