After Google, Microsoft's search engine Bing has made changes to its algorithm that that will prioritize mobile-friendly sites in the search results.
Google has released the first app for Apple Watch, Google News & Weather.
After Google Maps users mis-used Map Maker to draw an Android peeing on the Apple Logo and other hacks, the search giant announced that it will temporarily shut down its online map editor and it'll rethink its approval process.
Google receives more search queries from smartphones than PCs from users in U.S., Japan and 8 other countries, the company said in a statement.
Google+ is reportedly launching a new feature called Collections, which will let users share their interests. The feature sounds eerily similar to Pinterest.
Microsoft is slamming Android for its irresponsible update mechanism. Speaking during a keynote at Microsoft's Ignite conference in Chicago, Microsoft's Windows chief, Terry Myerson, slammed Google's Android plans saying the company doesn't commit to updates.
Google has acquired a popular event scheduling app Timeful. The app features will be made available for Google Inbox, Calendar and other Google services.
Google has announced custom voice actions for third party apps like NPR, Zillow and Shazam. From now, you could say something like "OK, Google, listen to NPR" and Google app will open up the NPR app to play a new story.
Google is launching a new Chrome extension to prevent you from recycling Google password on other sites. The extension called Password Alert is available in the Chrome Web Store.
Google Maps never ceases to amaze us. Some times it allows us to do crazy things - like letting us play Pac-Man on any street - but this one is rather out of left field even by company's wacky standards.
Google has teamed up with T-Mobile and Sprint to unleash $20/month wireless service. However, right now to be a part of the project, customers need to ask Google for an invite.
Google is completely (almost) shaking up how search works, especially on mobile devices. The search giant is introducing changes in algorithm that will offer priority in search for mobile-friendly sites on mobile devices.
Musk and Google CEO Larry Page had agreed on a deal in 2013 but the deal fell apart when Tesla's fortunes turned.
Google is retiring its Data API v2 for YouTube, meaning that a long list of smart devices manufactured in 2012 or before will no longer have functioning YouTube apps.
Google recently made it possible to download your entire search history - everything you've ever searched for while you've been logged in is now available for you to look.
09 Aug '24 16:35PM