Allo brings Google’s smarts to messaging
Google first announced Allo and Duo , its new messaging and video chat apps, at its I/O developer conference earlier this year. Duo laun...
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Google will phase out Chrome apps for Windows, Mac and Linux
First, if you’re using Chrome apps on Windows, Mac or Linux, I’m sorry for your loss. Second, please take some solace in the fact that yo...
Google updates Classroom with new tools for students, parents and teachers
Google Classroom , the company’s platform that brings together Google Apps for Education and a number of tools for managing classes and co...
Hyundai looks to increase collaboration with Google
The self-driving car market is set to get very big, very fast, on the back of efforts by the likes of Ford , GM and other major car maker...
All of Google’s cloud database services are now out of beta
Google is making a number of announcements around its Cloud Platform today. Most of these focus on its various cloud database services, ...
Hangouts On Air moving from Google+ to YouTube Live on September 12
Google announced today that Hangouts On Air will move from Google+ to YouTube Live on September 12; users will be asked to migrate to You...
Google launches Duo video-calling app, a dull cross-OS FaceTime rival
Can Google spring back from its social failures with a bare-bones video-calling app that unites iOS and Android users? Today it’s launchin...
Google’s mysterious new Fuchsia operating system could run on almost anything
Google has a new operating system called Fuchsia in development, with the early results publicly available on Github (and you can even co...
You don’t need a Google+ profile to post reviews on Play Store anymore
The Google Play Store will not require you to have a Google+ account to write reviews anymore. In an email to TechCrunch, Google confirme...
Intriguing Details Emerge About Fuchsia OS, Google's Latest Project
It’s less than a month before Google releases a slew of new software services including Allo, Duo, and Android Nougat, but the company is ...
Now you can view Instagram stories on the web thanks to a new Chrome extension
Whether you consider it a fun new feature or a shameless Snapchat rip-off (or quite possibly both), Instagram Stories looks set to stay. A...
Google is making Gmail safer with new security warnings for malicious links
We’re in the era of the hack, and with an increasing amount of data breaches, it can be important to take the appropriate steps to be as s...
Google wants you to have remote meetings via a drone
If you already have trouble focusing at business meetings while colleagues are droning on, the addition of a real drone could either be ...
Google Cloud Platform’s preemptible VMs are now up to 33% cheaper
For a while, Google, Amazon and Microsoft were constantly undercutting each other’s cloud computing prices , but lately, it’s been pretty ...
Inbox for Gmail gets smarter handling for Trello, GitHub and Google News alerts
Google is launching a small but interesting update for Inbox by Gmail today. Inbox, Google’s next-gen email client for Gmail users, rece...
Google rolls out Search Trends hub for the Olympics
With the Olympics well underway, Google is rolling out a new Trends hub to give folks a bit more insight into what people are searching d...
Google Maps lets you save offline areas to the SD card, adds Wi-Fi only mode
Google Maps now has a Wi-Fi only mode for those times you’re in an area with spotty coverage, or say if you’re in another country and the...
Google tests a more personalized version of its virtual assistant, Google Now
Google Now , the intelligent personal assistant bundled into Android and Google’s search application, is already adept at bringing you the...
Google buys Orbitera, a platform for building marketplaces for cloud software
Google today announced another acquisition that will help the company improve how it competes against Amazon’s AWS, Salesforce and Micros...
Google is killing together Watch Face, its version of Apple's digital touch feature
Android Wear has had a bit of a rough go — the operating system certainly isn’t bad, but it hasn’t been able to capture the imagination of...
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