Google Plans To Develop Wireless Networks In Developing Countries

More than half of world’s population doesn’t use internet. Most of this population is based in developing countries, where there is either no infrastructure to access internet or the populace, at large, simply can’t afford it. Google now intends to remedy it by aiding in the development of wireless networks in emerging markets.

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Microsoft Cooperates With Google Over Windows Phone YouTube App

Microsoft and Google have been involved in a minor tussle over the YouTube app for Windows Phone. When Microsoft offered the app to its Windows Phone users, Google sent out a cease-and-desist letter to the company, citing that the app didn’t contain any advertisements. Apparently, Microsoft eventually decided to appease Google’s concerns.

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Pulling The Skirt Down Around Google Glass Users – Must Or Not?

Google Glass has fueled one of the leading privacy-related controversies of recent times. And, it is ,without a doubt, one of the most sought-after gadgets of 2013. While this augmented reality device has the capacity to give its users a hands-free experience as they surf the net, take pictures or record videos, it has many technology experts, non-users, and lawyers in a tizzy. We’re letting you decide whether or not it’s ‘a must’ to pull down our skirts around this product, as we try to hide ourselves away from its invasive features.

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Chinese Hackers Accessed Sensitive Information By Hacking Google: US Officials

Back in 2010, Google reported that Chinese hackers had been able to breach its systems. This triggered a very real concern from the U.S. government, leading to an investigation by FBI. Now, government officials have revealed that during the hack, Chinese hackers were able to access databases of highly sensitive information.

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Google And NASA Buy D-Wave Two Quantum Computer For AI Research

Quantum computers have been around for a while. But due to their sheer sophistication as well as the hefty price tags, not many have been able to afford them. Now, Google and NASA have joined hands to buy a quantum computer D-Wave Two and install it at the Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab.

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Congressmen Cite Privacy Concerns Over Google Glass

Google Glass has made many headlines as of late, being the coolest, new gadget in town. However, at the same time, many have cited concerns that Glass can easily be used to violate other’s privacy, especially at public places. Similar concerns have been voiced by members of the Congress now.

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All Access: Google Gears Up For New Music Streaming Service

In the recent past, nearly all social media giants have tried their hands at digital music. From Twitter to Facebook, we’ve seen them all trying to get a pie of the digital music industry by launching their own services. Now, Google seems to be following in these footsteps with the announcement of All Access.

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Google Introduces Smart Voice-Activated Search

Google has been innovating and improving its search engine for a long while now. The company diligently adds new features to its search and that is the very reason why Google continues to be the top search engine. Now, the company is on the verge of enabling smart voice-activated search.

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