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 ...

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 Podcasts has officially gone the way of Google Play Music and has been integrated directly into YouTube. As of April 2, Google Podcasts ceased to function in the US. Fortunately, you still have ...

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 ...

Google is sunsetting its podcast app in favor of YouTube Music as of April 2nd. You can move to YouTube Music or to another app — we’ve got some suggestions. Google is sunsetting its podcast app in ...

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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 ...

To assist users with the transition, Google has launched a new migration tool. This tool allows users to easily transfer their existing podcast subscriptions from Google Podcasts to YouTube Music.

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I was an early adopter of podcasts, and some of my earliest subscriptions go way back to 2005, when I got my first iPod. While my love affair with iTunes and iPods continued much longer, I switched to ...