Google: News
Surf the web on Google Chrome without an internet connection
Google has updated Chrome on Android to allow users to surf the web even without a constant internet connection.
Neighbourly: Google's answer to Facebook, WhatsApp in India
Google's latest, tailor-made app for India, Neighbourly, is part of the tech giant's latest attempt to be the go-to platform in India, taking on rivals such as Facebook and WhatsApp.
Google plans to enter the e-commerce space from Indian market
Google is reportedly planning to debut into the e-commerce space from the Indian market. In fact, it might launch an e-commerce platform by Diwali this year.
What'll happen to your Google account after you pass away?
If you haven't already, you might want to think about what will happen to your Google account once you pass away.
Google Account gets redesigned, makes it easier to control settings
Google has redesigned its Google Account hub on Android to make the interface simpler and more intuitive.
Google Files Go app gets new sharing tab, faster file-transfer
Files Go, Android's native file sharing app, is the only app that is optimized for the "Go" edition of the software but also runs on standard Android devices.
Everything about tech levels and job hierarchy among Google employees
If Google is heaven, its engineers are treated as Gods. But, one can be easily bogged down by the hierarchical structure at Google. Here's all about job levels at Google.
How Android Go can be a game-changer for Google
The Android Go operating system (OS) by Google is an optimized version of the latest Android Oreo OS which is specially designed for low-configuration smartphones.
Google's new app lets you send texts directly from computer
Google has finally started rolling out web browser support for its Android Messages app.
Google kills feature which allowed Uber booking via Google Maps
Google has silently pulled the plug on a feature that allowed Android users to book Uber cabs directly from Google Maps.
Google's AI is better at predicting patient deaths than hospitals
New research published by Google's Medical Brain team indicates that AI might be better than current systems in predicting patient deaths in hospitals.
Salman Khan is the 'worst Bollywood actor', according to Google
Salman Khan has been trending across different social media platforms for two contrasting reasons.
Google shows little change in diversity, 70% staff still male
According to Google's annual diversity report 2018, nearly 70% of the entire Google staff was male last year.
OnePlus 6 receives Android P Beta 2: Details here
OnePlus has now started to release Android P Beta 2, the latest version of the developer preview, for OnePlus 6.
You will now be able to turn off Google's targeted-ads
Google has updated its "Ad Settings" page to better allow users to control what ads they see and make it easier to turn off "Ad Personalization."
Gmail for iOS gets AI-based high priority push notifications
Google has introduced a new feature that will ensure your Gmail app only sends you notifications when important emails come in.
Google's online tool for building business apps becomes available
Google has announced that its low-code tool for building business apps called "App Maker" is now available to use for all G Suite Business, Enterprise, and Education customers.
OnePlus's Bullets Wireless earphones launched in India for Rs. 3,990
Bullets Wireless, the much-awaited OnePlus wireless earphones, have been launched in India for Rs. 3,990, and will go on sale starting June 19.
Google's Pixel 3 to have Active Edge, wireless charging support
According to fresh leaks and rumors, Google's upcoming Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL smartphones will feature Active Edge, which lets users squeeze short the frame of the device for ease of use, and wireless charging support.
Now Google Home can answer 3 questions at once
It was announced at the Google I/O 2018 annual developer conference last month that the Google Assistant will soon be able to handle multiple actions.
Now, you can use Google Translate app offline
Google has started rolling out an update to its Google Translate app, which would let you translate offline.
Google may allow Android users to send text from desktop
We now live in an era where mobile-first is the norm.
Gmail for Android now lets you customize swipe actions
Over the past few weeks, Google has updated Gmail with a new design and with features like Smart Compose and self-destruct mode, among others.
You can help Google eliminate spam from Search: Details here
After taking action on nearly 90,000 user reports of spam in Google Search results last year, Google has now asked for user feedback to eliminate spam.
Google Pixel 3 XL: Rumors, leaks and more
A week after the probable specs of upcoming Google Pixel smartphones were leaked, fresh images of a Pixel 3 XL prototype have emerged online.
Google takes free Wi-Fi to 400 railway stations in India
In 2.5 years, Google has installed free Wi-Fi hotspots in 400 Indian railway stations, the company said yesterday, with Dibrugarh in Assam being the latest.
Priyanka Chopra meets Google CEO, Sundar Pichai at Googleplex
Priyanka Chopra seems to be making most of her free time. After holidaying with Hollywood pop sensation Nick Jonas, she met with Google CEO, Sundar Pichai.
After Ramdev's app, dozens of fake Kimbho apps on PlayStore
It's been a couple of days since Baba Ramdev announced the launch of Kimbho, a messaging app that is apparently akin to WhatsApp.
Google Pixel 3 will feature Apple iPhone X like notch
Google is working to launch the successor to its critically acclaimed Pixel 2 line of smartphones, this fall.
Today-in-what-did-I-read: BJP leader claims Sita was a 'test-tube baby'
Joining the long list of controversial statements made by Bharatiya Janata Party leaders, Dinesh Sharma, UP's Deputy Chief Minister, said Sita's birth proves that test-tube babies existed during the time of Ramayana since she was born from an earthen pot.
BJP leader says journalism began during Mahabharata; justifies his claims
UP Deputy CM and BJP leader Dinesh Sharma claimed that journalism began during Mahabharata.
Dichotomy of being Google: Benevolent, Evil and everything in between
If data is the new oil, Google is a mafia.
Google announces Summer Camp for 100 Indian school kids
Google has announced a contest for Indian school children- the top 100 school kids will be selected for a "fun filled" Summer Camp to be hosted at Google's Gurgaon and Hyderabad campuses.
Facebook, Google face $8.8bn in lawsuits on GDPR's first day
A new European data privacy law called the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into effect on May 25, and Facebook and Google are already facing collective lawsuits of $8.8 billion for failing to comply with it.
Google Pixel 3 design leaked, and there are no surprises
In a few months from now, Google will launch its next flagship smartphones - the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL - a name that was confirmed recently by an Android Open Source Project code commit.
Get your CBSE Class-12 results delivered to inbox; here's how
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is likely to announce results for Class 12 examinations. tomorrow, May 26.
Yelp asks Googlers to make search fairer: Here's why
Yelp and TripAdvisor are leading a coalition called "Focus on the User" which has started a new campaign: it is urging Google employees to help make the company's search rankings fairer.
Google and Coursera launch advanced online course on machine learning
Google and Coursera have launched a new online course on machine learning (ML) called "Machine Learning with TensorFlow on Google Cloud Platform Specialization."
4.4mn iPhone users sue Google for unlawfully collecting personal info
4.4 million iPhone users in the UK have filed a lawsuit against Google accusing it of unlawfully collecting users' personal information and violating their privacy from 2011 to 2012.
Google pays tribute to Raja Ram Mohan Roy on 246th-birthday
Search engine giant Google today paid tribute to social reformer Raja Ram Mohan Roy with a doodle on his 246th birthday.