Our coverage of all things Google. Founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin in 1998, Google has grown from a company built around a search engine to a business that offers everything from cloud computing, Android, smartphones, VR devices and more. To reflect that, in August 2015 Google changed its company structure and became a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc. to allow its different businesses to operate independently.
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Google takes a break from being evil to announce AI Platform
Weather alert: be on the lookout for flying pigs. Google's new AI Platform looks to make good on the company's promise to democratize machine learning. Between developing weapons platforms for the military and censored search engines for China, we forgot it was even capable of doing ...
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Ian Goodfellow's hiring hints at what Apple's next 'one more thing' could be
Apple recently scored the hottest free agent in AI when it managed to lure Ian “The GANfather” Goodfellow away from his highly-salaried perch at Google. His hiring indicates Apple's placing a higher priority on machine learning technology. And it may tell us a little about the ...
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Average life of a dead Google product is just four years
Google shut down Google+ and Inbox last week, and and we’re still in mourning (for the latter). Recently, we've seen sites like Killed By Google and Google Cemetary crop up to show us the Mountain View company's notorious habit of killing off products. Now, a new feature in ...
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Google accidentally revealed its mid-range Pixel 3a phone is on the way
Google's new Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL should be launched really soon as over the weekend the company listed them accidently ...
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Android Q Beta 2 is now available, including new 'bubbles' for multi-tasking
Well, that was fast. Less than a month after it released the first beta of Android Q, Google has now released Beta 2. While it's mostly aimed at adding API's and features for developers, there is one major development for the rest of us: bubbles are now official. If you have no ...
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Google kills off Google+ and Inbox in ritual slaughter
If Google were a TV show, it'd undoubtedly be Game of Thrones. Like Game of Thrones, it'll introduce a prominent new character (app) that has the potential to change everything, only to see it killed off in the next season. The most recent victims: Inbox and Google+, two apps that ...
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Google's India lead, Rajan Anandan, is leaving the company
Rajan Anandan, Google's vice president for South East Asia and India, is leaving the company after eight years with the firm. ...
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Gmail will now let you interact with messages just like web pages right in your inbox
Google is bringing an upgrade to Gmail that will let you interact with emails in your inbox just like you would with the ...
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Killed By Google is a digital graveyard of the company’s dead products
Killed By Google is an obituary for all those products including soon-to-be dead inbox. Google has killed many products in ...
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Google Maps' first try at AR navigation is janky but exciting
Google released its AR maps in January in alpha version. But now it's rolling out to more cities in India to selected users. ...
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EU fines Google €1.49 billion in AdSense antitrust case
The EU has announced the third big antitrust fine against Google. The EU found Google's AdSense abused its market dominance ...
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Google announces Stadia, its cross-platform game streaming service
Google unveiled Stadia, its all-you-can-play game streaming service. It's launching sometime this year, first in the US, ...
