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Google rolling out desktop browser support for Android Messages

Google is set to roll out desktop browser support for Android Messages, allowing users to send, view and receive messages they get on their Android devices to their personal computers (PCs).... read..

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Google to train 8,000 Indian journalists on fact-checking

To guard journalists from falling prey to false news stories, Google India on Tuesday said it will provide training to 8,000 journalists in English and six other Indian languages in the next one year.... read..

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Google kills feature to book Uber rides through Maps

Google has reportedly killed the ability of direct Uber ride booking from inside Google Maps without giving any reason.... read..

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Centre to share CWC data with Google for flood forecasting

The Centre has decided to team up with Google for flood forecasting with the Central Water Commission (CWC) entering into a collaboration agreement with the search engine. CWC will use state-of-the-art advances made by Google in Artificial Intelligence ... read..

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Google to invest $550mn in Chinese e-commerce player

In an apparent move to rebuild its presence in the country, tech giant Google is set to invest $550 million in cash into Chinese e-commerce player JD.com.... read..

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Google Plus new favourite of extremist groups: Report

With social media sites like Facebook and Twitter coming down heavily on people sharing violent content, extremist groups appear to be migrating to Google Plus to popularise their propaganda, the media reported.... read..

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Google doodle pays homage to Marga Faulstich

Google has dedicated its doodle to German glass chemist, Marga Faulstich. The homage came on the Faulstich's 103rd birthday.... read..

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Google builds new VR180 for immersive video editing

VR is the next big thing across industries and Google has built special tools to help the technology excel in the field of gaming or entertainment.... read..

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Google needs to do more on bridging gender gap: Report

Although the percentage of women in leadership roles at Google has increased from 20.8 to 25.5 per cent in the last four years, women still make up only 30.9 per cent of its global workforce while men 69.1 per cent, the tech giant has revealed.... read..

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Google makes 'App Maker' generally available

Google has made "App Maker", its low-code tool for building business apps, generally available and open to all developers, after a year and a half since the launch of its beta version.... read..

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World Cup: Google joins hysteria with innovative Doodles

Google has joined the FIFA World Cup fever with a series of Doodles coming up every day till the final on July 15.... read..

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Fully responsible for securing customers' data on Cloud: Google (Lead)

With regulators around the world now keeping a closer watch on data security than ever before, Google on Thursday owned up complete responsibility for the security of customers' data on its Cloud platform.... read..

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Google honours FIFA WC's cultural diversity with doodle

Tech giant Google has come up with a doodle celebrating the spirit of football, highlighting world unity and the diverse cultures of fans from 32 participating nations of the FIFA World Cup 2018, which begins in Russia on Thursday.... read..

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Fully responsible for securing customers' data: Google

With regulators around the world now keeping a closer watch on data security than ever before, Google on Thursday owned up complete responsibility for the security of customers' data on its Cloud platform.... read..

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Google Home set to get smarter at multitasking

Google Home -- the voice-activated smart speakers by the tech giant is set to get a little better at multitasking as the tech giant is working to improve features to handle multiple queries for the devices.... read..

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Vietnam lawmakers approve cyber law, tighten rules on Google, Facebook

Vietnamese lawmakers approved a controversial cybersecurity law on Tuesday, voting amid tight security following weekend protests over other legislation that turned violent in some parts of the communist country. The law, approved by 91 percent of attendi... read..

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