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The prediction is based on disclosures made by Apple on public filings. The analyst also conducted a bottom-up analysis of Google’s traffic acquisition costs or TAC payments. The Justice Department revealed in October 2020 that Google paid $8 to $12 billion to become the default search engine on Apple devices. The analyst says that Google may end up paying more to avoid a bidding war with Microsoft. Sacconaghi also believes that Google may not consider this plan long-term, given that payments could touch $18 to $20 billion by 2022....

Google has already confirmed that the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro are on the way. The company even shared their images, and some information not long ago. What Google did not confirm is its first foldable smartphone. Multiple reports suggested that such a device is coming, and it may be called the Pixel Fold. That name hasn’t been confirmed in any way, shape or form, but we’ll refer to it by that name until some more concrete info appears....

Back in 2016, Google released its first Pixel smartphone, officially called the ‘Google Pixel’. Prior to that, the company was making ‘Nexus’ devices. Google changed the design language, and the brand of its smartphones entirely, for a purpose. You see, Nexus devices were a synonym for developer phones, for affordable phones that offer great value. Well, Google wanted to change that perspective. The Nexus 6P and 5X were the last two Nexus phones to arrive, and the 6P actually felt like a premium product, for an entirely different purpose....

Contrary to hard-setting gels, hair mousse, when used correctly, doesn’t give you that crunchy, sticky feeling. All that’s keeping you from your next perfect blowout or those well-defined curls is a small amount of mousse coated evenly onto strands, and a blowdryer. And, well, maybe a pretty good trigger finger, for dispersing the right amount of product. ** Whether your hair is short or long, a little usually goes a long way with mousse....

Don’t get us wrong though , we’re all for breaking the rules, and doing anything you want with your hair no matter your face shape—after all, it’s fun to try out new things with your hair! But for those who want to stick to the guidelines, we have some hairstyles those with round faces might want to try out. We’ve rounded up everything from inspo and small tips and tricks such as layers, side fringe or wispy ends that make them work....