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Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The podcast app is only the latest good Google thing to die. And if Google ever wants us to buy into its promises ...

Google Podcasts is going away. Users in the U.S. will be unable to stream podcasts using the app from April 2, while podcasts fans elsewhere will suffer the same fate later in the year. I use Google ...

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RIP Google Podcasts. Google's self-branded podcasting service shuts down tomorrow, April 2, and existing users have until July to export any subscriptions that are still on the service. Google ...

Google is notorious for axing its projects and services. Recently, the company announced it will shut down its Google Podcasts app in the United States. Thankfully, those residing outside the US could ...

Before “Google Podcasts,” there was the ability to play podcasts in Google Search on Android. This straightforward feature was announced a few days after Google added podcasts to Play Music in April ...

The service known as Google Podcasts was previously revealed to be shutting down. Its going off air is scheduled for today, April 2, and it will no longer be available to access. This centers on the ...

Google Podcasts has shut down, and now that also applies to the web app, which lived on for an additional day or so. April 2 was the official last day of Google Podcasts, with the service to shut down ...

Google Podcasts is officially gone. The podcasting app had a good run, but the tech giant has now decided to fold the service and tell users to switch to the YouTube Music app instead. Not everyone is ...