Google is bringing the power of search to video games, making it easier for Chromebookusers to find and play games. The internet is filled with various game streaming platforms, but finding a specific game can be time-consuming. Google is hoping to make it a little easier, thanks to a search service that will aggregate various game sources, providing a central location for users to search, according to 9to5Google. The following description of the new service was discovered in a note to translatorsworking on Chromium:

TL;DR Google Plus users can file claims in a class-action lawsuit over the social network’s privacy flaws. You have until October 8 to make a choice if you qualify. Don’t expect more than a $12 payout. Google Plus may have met an ignominious end due in part to privacy flaws, but you can get some money for your trouble. Many Google Plus users have been told they can file a settlement claim (via 9to5Google) in a class-action lawsuit over the flaws, which let any developer obtain sensitive data from user profiles.

TL;DR LG Korea has announced which devices will receive Android 12 and 13. The company’s German arm has also revealed an Android 11 roadmap. LG announced that it would be delivering three years of Android version updates for some phones as it winds down its mobile operations. Now, the company has revealed plenty more details, such as an Android 11 roadmap and which phones will receive Android 12 and Android 13.

Get ready, because Marvel’s Avengers are coming to your Android device, in card form anyway. Trading Card Game (TCG) Marvel War of Heroes is available for download in the Google Play Store as of Thursday. The game, which features Marvel characters like Iron Man, Spider-Man, Thor, Hulk and Captain America, may seem a little odd at first if you’ve never played a TCG before. The meat of the game lies not in battling it out, but in constructing your deck of cards.

Alien: Blackout is not Alien: Isolation 2. Then the first trailer for Alien: Blackout — a mobile game for Android and iOS devices — hit, and in a repeat of Diablo Immortal’s reveal, the usual band of perpetually outraged YouTubers got a bit outraged and the internet on masse mourned the loss of Alien: Isolation 2 — a game that, by all accounts, has never existed. Team AA: Best Android games you’ve (probably) never heard of

Dhruv Bhutani / Android Authority TL;DR OnePlus has finally found the root cause of a long-standing bug on its phones. The issue affected the Gallery app, causing constant freezing, stutters, and crashes. A fix should roll out in the coming days. OnePlus has acknowledged an annoying issue with the Gallery app on its phones. For months now, OnePlus users have been reporting freezes, stutters, and outright crashes while sharing pictures or simply scrolling through the Gallery app.

So, how much does the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active cost, and where can I get one? Here’s what you need to know about its price and availability. Samsung Galaxy Watch Active: Price In the U.S, the Galaxy Watch Active costs $199.99, and in the UK it is priced at £229. In Europe, the price is 249 euros. Samsung Galaxy Watch Active: Release Date In the U.S, the Galaxy Watch Active is now on sale at the Samsung.

SteelSeries SteelSeries Arctis 1 WirelessFor under $100, there is not a better wireless gaming headset than the SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless, full stop. There are a lot of gimmicky gaming headsets these days. You can find headsets with intense surround sound (which admittedly isn’t all that gimmicky anymore), vibrating earpads, customizable LED lights, or an included DAC with separate modes for different devices. Basically, it all boils down to this: if you want a specific feature, something’s got it, and it probably costs too much.

At CES 2017 in January, we got our first hands-on look at the ASUS ZenFone 3 Zoom. Today, the smartphone is finally going on sale in the US, with the unlocked phone priced at $329. Hands-on with the ASUS ZenFone 3 Zoom at CES 2017 News The two biggest features for the ZenFone 3 Zoom are its dual-rear camera setup and its huge battery. The rear of the phone has two 12 MP sensors; one with a f/1.

The incredibly popular Chinese chat app WeChat is being put under a microscope by The Citizen Lab. In a study, the researchers found that not only is WeChat spying on the chats of Chinese users, but it’s also looking in on chats from foreigners with the goal of fueling its censorship algorithms. It’s no secret that the internet in China is not like the internet in other parts of the world.