Google Announces Gaming, Music Streaming Services
Google Play game service will be available for both Android and iOS-as well as for the web. read more
Found in: Culture, NewsNew Google Homepage Video Pays Tribute to Late Graphic Designer Saul Bass
In tribute to one of the most prominent graphic designers and film artists, Google's homepage features a video, "Doodle," for what would be Saul Bass' 93rd birthday. read more
Found in: Culture, NewsGoogle Now Released For iOS Mobile Devices
Via an app update to its current Search app on iOS mobile devices, Google released Google Now on Monday. read more
Found in: Culture, NewsGoogle Launches One Today, A Philanthropic Android App
Google launched a new philanthropic mobile app for Android called One Today last week, TechCrunch points out. read more
Found in: Culture, NewsCode Reveals Google Glass May Allow Users to Take Photos With Just a Wink
It's going to happen: The first photo taken with Google Glass will be known as the wink that launched a thousand awkward selfies. read more
Found in: Culture, NewsTexting While Driving Laws Could Extend to Google Glass
"It is mostly the young that are the tech-savvy that try new things. They are also our most vulnerable and underskilled drivers. We heard of many crashes caused by texting and driving, most involving our youngest drivers." read more
Found in: Culture, NewsThe Sad End of Google Reader and What it Says About The Music Business
With Google retiring Google Reader, anyone who uses any of the company’s other services should be a bit concerned. read more
Found in: Culture, ColumnsYouTube Hits One Billion Monthly Viewers
The video sharing site announced Thursday that it has recently reached one billion monthly viewers. read more
Found in: CultureGoogle Reader to Shut Down on July 1
As a part of spring cleaning, Google announced that it will retire Google Reader on July 1 due to declining usage. read more
Found in: Culture, NewsGoogle Releases Video Detailing Glass Headset
In April 2012, Google presented a video about their development called Project Glass, which explored how "technology should work for you—to be there when you need it and get out of your way when you don't." Now aptly referred to as Google Glass, this hands-free gadget is worn on your face like regular eye gear and utilizes voice activation to perform it's smartphone-like technology. read more
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