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At I/O 2017, Sundar Pichai noted that computers are getting better at understanding voice input, with Google having achieved “significant breakthroughs” in speech recognition. In fact, Google’…

Google has added a number of family-oriented features in recent years, and now it’s bringing it all together under “family groups.” This feature plugs into… by Ryan Whitwam in Google, News

Roger Moore, the suavely insouciant star of seven James Bond films, has died in Switzerland. He was 89.

WannaCry victims running Windows XP to Windows 7 are in luck.

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The ability to Go Live on YouTube (not to be confused with the entirely unrelated YouTube Go) previously required that you have 1,000 subscribers, and befo… by Ryne Hager in Applications, Google, News

Google I/O 2017 keynote is in the books, and as usual, Google showed us a preview of the latest version of Android. Codenamed O, the next iteration of Google’s mobile operating system is coming this summer, but you can get your hands on the beta right now. Here are the best features you’ll see when it drops.

YouTube is no pushover. It’s a gargantuan platform for content creators and, odds are, there is something on there for everyone to enjoy. Personally, I wat… by Jordan Palmer in Google, News

Google Photos is a massive service, with millions of users worldwide uploading over a billion photos a day. Now, Google is improving some of the service’s biggest features, including sharing …

Google I/O is underway one of the first topics covered was the great strides the company has made in image recognition software. Further improvements… by Scott Scrivens in Google, News

Coming as a surprise to no one, the number of Android devices has continued to climb over the years. At Google I/O 2017, Sundar Pichai announced that there… by Jordan Palmer in Google, News

Selfies are a bit of a pandemic these days; it’s almost impossible to get through a day without seeing at least a few on social media. In keeping with that… by Richard Gao in Applications, Google, News

Last year it was revealed that Google had another new operating system in the works called “Fuchsia.” In the time since, we haven’t heard much about the OS, but it seems work has …

Sales of environmentally-friendly cars in the US and Europe have skyrocketed compared to last year.

Your once snappy Chrome browser is dragging, and you don’t know why. Do you blame Google, and switch to another browser to feel that new-browser smell once again? Not so fast! A browser reset is much less of a hassle, and will fix all kinds of issues—without deleting all your bookmarks and other data.

As if you needed another reason to grab a cold one, a new study suggests having a few beers relieves your pain better than popping some over the counter painkillers.

If your neighborhood has a home owner’s association that tirelessly works to ensure everybody’s lawn is neat and presentable, you might find yourself dealing with a few angry letters when you install this 16-foot tall replica of an Alien Queen in your front garden. But it’s still more tasteful than a ceramic gnome or jockey.

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