Update, October 16, 2020. The information in this article remains current. We’ve made minor updates, noting that Google now generally refers to this as “mobile-index” as opposed to “mobile ...

Google must pay over $314.6 million to California Android users after a court ruled it improperly accessed user data without ...

Earlier this year, Google announced it had begun to officially roll out its “mobile-first” indexing of the web, following a year and a half of testing and experimentation. At the time, it said ...

Improve Performance In Google’s Mobile-First Index. Here is a consolidated list of items to check that build on some of the best practices already provided. 1.

With more than 60% of total online searches made through mobile devices, Google’s mobile-first indexing has likely been one of its top priorities. And although its full implementation has taken ...

Google is about to change the way its influential search engine recommends websites on smartphones in a shift that's expected to sway where millions of people shop, eat and find information.

Google announced this morning its "mobile-first" indexing of the web is now starting to roll out, after a year and a half of testing and experimentation.

"Mobile-geddon" it's not. But Google's latest changes to its search algorithm are a reminder of how Google uses its market power to accelerate change.

Google has fully rolled out the second version of the mobile-friendly update today. Google Webmaster Trends Analyst John Mueller announced it this morning on Twitter, saying, “The mobile changes ...

While it isn't yet clear what type of mobile announcement Google plans to make, it is clear what Google should do and why the company is interested in mobile services, experts say.

Google has been ordered to pay $314.6 million to Android users in California following a class-action lawsuit in which the ...