T-Mobile has just announced the Google’s flagship Nexus 5 smartphone device is making its way to T-Mobile online stores, starting this November 14. The company has also informed that those who want to pick up the device directly from the store have to wait for a few days till November 20.
Apple’s Siri has, for long, been hailed as the best commercial voice-based personal assistant available on a mobile device. But this may be about to change, with Google having updated its Voice Search with excellent new tools. The new features that are now a part of Google Voice Search are detailed below.
When using the desktop version of Google Maps back in the days, most of us dragged around the yellow avatar ‘Pegman’ to access Street View anywhere on our Maps. Later updates removed it from the desktop version and added a more complex method of accessing Street View. But thankfully, Google is now bringing Pegman back.
HMS Ocelot was one of the thirteen Oberon-class submarines and the last submarine built for the Royal Navy between 1959 and 1964. However, now you can take an entire tour inside HMS Ocelot via Google Street View.
Apple’s co-founder, Steve Wozniak, has many claims to fame, among which is a knack for candid conversations and unusual views. In a BBC program recently, Wozniak stated that he thinks Apple and Google should work together and be partners.
Malware are one of the most widespread security threat to modern computing machines and devices. Several browsers have tried to build functionality to warn users when they try to download a malicious file. Google, too, has now added automatic malware blocking to the latest build of Chrome browser.
Remember the report Google is secretly building a huge floating data center? Well, it’s going to be way cooler than a data center. Lately reports have it that this barge of Google will include luxury showrooms and a party deck, and it will be used to market Google Glass and other gadgets to invitation-only clients.
When Google launched the original Glass, one of the key queries was that how will people already wearing glasses use this nifty device. The search giant has answered this question with the second-generation model of Google Glass which comes with a detachable ear piece and works with prescription glasses too.