Google search is one of the chief sources that internet users utilize to find data. In the past, the company has been nagged by content creators repeatedly so as to force it to remove copyrighted content. The search giant has now reported that currently, it receives 2.5 million copyright removal requests each week!
Finally, Google maps is back on iOS. After the release of iPhone 5, Apple fans were dissatisfied with the own map of Apple which is actually amateur application. Yesterday Google released the new app for iOS which is actually a counterpart of Android version.
Holidays are coming few days later. Before holidays start, tech giant Google has come with a giant gift for its users. Recently, the company has added 24 new features to its Google+ service and updated its beautiful Android and iOS apps.
Ads displayed on a laptop or a tablet may not experience accidental clicks because users have ample space to navigate. But on a smartphone display, a user may end up clicking on one by mistake, simply because the display is a lot smaller. Google has now dished out two-step verification to avoid such accidental clicks.
Google has frequently been lambasted in the EU for its Google News service. A group of Belgian newspapers had earlier alleged that Google indulged in copyright infringement by displaying snippets of their content on Google News. Apparently, the search giant has finally reached a settlement with the group.
In a huge and rather overwhelmingly pleasant surprise to the iOS users, Google Maps for iOS has finally landed in the App Store. In other words, iOS users will once again be able to access the best mapping solutions on their mobile devices. The app has already topped the iPhone App Store’s free apps section.
Google has decided to beef up its search algorithm so that these incidents don’t happen when you’re using Google Image search The search giant has tweaked its image search algorithms to make it harder to find porn in Google Images.
By gauging the speed at which users are able to stream its videos, Netflix is able to determine what speeds ISPs are able to provide. Based on this data, the company has now released its first monthly ISP speed rankings.