Along with other apps, Google has revamped their calendar app, which comes with automated features that will collect event information right from your inbox and place it into your app. The new schedule view allows you to sort through your events in a better manner.
Bad news for Twitter and Google Glass lovers. Apparently, Twitter has stepped back from creating any more of their apps for the Glass, and do not have any possibility of creating them ever again. Reddit users are complaining that once uninstalled, they cannot reinstall the app.
Several retailer stores if the US have come together to develop their own payment system called CurrentC (to launch next year), and in an effort to push this toward the customers, they are disabling NFC readers of their stores, which will eventually block payment systems like Apple Pay and Google Wallet.
Back in January of this year, Google bought DeepMind, a startup focused on artificial intelligence and its possible future uses. Though the company has been relatively quiet on its efforts since then, work has been underway. However, lately Google has announced that it is partnering with Oxford University to improve its artificial intelligence.
Google never fears to bring new thing. Lately, the company has unveiled Inbox, a new app for email for iOS, Android, and desktop web browsers. It is built by the folks who has created Gmail, but Google Inbox is entirely different from Gmail.
Google is the most popular thing to people for searching something over internet. Each day, the search giant receives millions of billions of questions, keywords and so on. However, one of the biggest things Google has to face is handling piracy. Recently in a blog post, Google has unveiled how it fights piracy in search results.
Android fans across the world have been waiting long and finally Google has declared Android 5.0 Lollipop along with the Motorola Nexus 6 and HTC Nexus 9 tablet and new Nexus Player device.
Facebook collaborates with Indonesian local Carrier XL Axiata to speed up their network in an effort to promote the usage of Facebook at a much lower cost.