#google games

Google has announced the introduction of two new tricks: classic games Solitaire and Tic-Tac-Toe will pop up and be ready to play when you search for them directly whether where you're on desktop or mobile. Both games have three levels of difficulty from easy to difficult for single-playing against a computer and multiplayer mode for the Tic-Tac-Toe game. Some Android phones running China-specific firmware recently lost access to Google Wallet contactless payments after updating to Google Play Services 26.28, according to reports from users and Android communities. Affected users said Google Wallet could still open and display their cards, but it disappeared as an option for default NFC payments, preventing tap-to-pay transactions. Reports linked the problem to Google Play Services version 26.28.33, which began appearing in late July. Some users temporarily restored NFC payments by rolling back Google Play Services to an older version. However, claims circulating online that Google had permanently “banned” Chinese-firmware phones from NFC payments remain unconfirmed. Google has not publicly announced such a policy. Read more in our articles including "Google now lets you play the classic Solitaire and Tic-Tac-Toe game in Search" and "Google Wallet NFC issue hits some China-ROM Android Phones".