You can stop talking to your PC now–or at least to your Chrome browser. Virtual assistants and voice interaction are all the rage, but the concept seems better suited for mobile devices. Apparently Google has come to this realization as […]
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Google has gone through some pretty major transformations lately–splitting the company into Alphabet and Google. Part of that transformation now includes a redesigned Google logo. It’s not Earth-shattering. The logo still looks essentially like it has forever–and yet it’s different.
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Potholes suck. Hitting a pothole at full speed can cause a flat tire or damage your rims. Even if you manage to avoid direct damage, driving on pothole strewn roads causes major wear-and-tear on your vehicle–wear-and-tear that could and should
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Each level of streamlining and automation in the world of DevOps and containers seems to just create a need for a new level. Containers help developers create and deploy apps more effectively and efficiently, but then organizations find they need
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Drafting an email in a hurry and having it accidentally land in the wrong inbox is a real fun situation. For example, an email meant for your husband and accidentally sent to your boss is really troublesome. To resolve such
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Google has announced teaming up with Adobe to automatically restrict unwanted, noisy, and distracting Flash content on websites to offer a seamless, rich, interactive and power-efficient experience on the Web. The update has been published on the company’s official blog
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The Tomorrowland movie releases this week and at the heart of it is a concept where brilliant people work and live in an amazing city where they can enjoy some of their creations first hand long before the rest of
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With the tremendous success of the Android 5.0 Lollipop operating system and the special liking users have shown toward its material design, Android lovers have become very excited about what Google could bring to the table with its next Android
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You want to lock your mobile device to protect it from unauthorized access, but unlocking it every time you want to use it is a pain. Google has introduced a new feature that will let Android users strike a balance
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In recent months Google has unveiled a plethora of items for Android users to sample. Making the list were the Android 5.0 “Lollipop”, significant changes to Google Wallet, an updated Google Maps app and—last but not least—a new Google Calendar
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