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Google is making a few tweaks and adjustments to Trips, the travel planner app. This will go along with many other updates for Google Search, taking the company’s 20th Anniversary into account. The redefined interface and new features will help user to keep track of their travel plans effectively and always stay updated on the travel destinations. Read More
Google One was introduced in August by Google and was made available to the users in the US. The new platform will work as an extra cloud storage in addition to the Google Drive storage. Now, the company has announced that it will be making this storage facility available to all Indian users and will offer storage of upto 30TB if the reports are to be believed. Read More
Google rolled out a new update for Gboard Keyboard App last night and there is a new interesting hidden in there. The users who received the update noticed a floating keyboard that they can switch on and take the keyboard to any part of the screen. Also, the floating keyboard can be tapped on and glided away as you wish to. Read More
Ahead of the October 9th Google launch event, we are getting new information from a leak about the new device called The Google Home Hub, which the company might be launching soon. The device could be from the family of Google Home devices and the leaked images does show the familiarity with the fabric on it. Read More
Google has added a new button ‘Try Now’ next to the Install button in the games section of the Play Store. This button will let you try the game without having to install, where you simply have to click on a link and you will be taken to the demo version of the game.
Google is rolling out these changes indicating improvements in its gaming ecosystem and a new way to set up multiplayer game servers. It will get easier for the users to see how the levels of games like Clash Royale, Final Fantasy XV: A New Empire or Panda Pop is like without having to go through the usual install procedure. Read More
China is catching up with the video streaming service similar to Twitch, which is based in USA. The ban on YouTube and many other websites in China has been a barrier to the chinese users. Now, this new streaming platform Chushou hopes to progress in China with proper funding and backing up from Google.
Google is part of $120 million round of funding among other companies which will help this platform to expand around the world. Chushou is a mobile video games streaming service that has accumulated more than 8 million unique streamers since first launching in 2015, with an average of 250,000 players streaming daily. Read More
In a move to combat any sort of conflict on social media, Google has decided to ban negative reviews by users which involve former employers. These comments are usually posted by the ex-employees on the Google’s Business Tool called Google My Business. Read More
Google sure is making a mark with the AI technology and Machine Learning these days. The recent one comes up from New Zealand where researchers have made use of AI in identifying calls of native birds — Kakariki and Hihi — using acoustic sensors after sifting through 15,000 hours of audio captured in and around Wellington. Read More
Android users today got a new notification which says ‘Hey Google now available’. Now you can activate your Google Assistant with this voice command. Read More
