Google I/O 2016: Google Introduces 'Rich Cards' For Easier Browsing And New App 'Science Journal' For Scientific Experiments
Google has been innovating its products and making the lives of the people easier by improving mobile searches with the help of rich cards and a new scientific application.
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Nexus 7 To Be Unveiled At Google IO Conference With 2TB Storage Capacity?
Google might unveil the latest Nexus 7 device on Google IO 2016 conference on May 18-22 at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California.
Google Deals: Will Pay Back Taxes; Critics Says It's Not Enough
The search engine firm agreed to pay £130 million GBP tax, but some critics will not settle for the said amount.
Lava Unleashes New P7 Device Into The Indian Market
The telecom company Lava International has launched a smartphone targeted at users looking for low-cost big-screened phones.
Google Street View Conquers Mont Blanc
The tech giant’s technology for 360-degree image views has now added Mont Blanc into the list of famous landmarks it has mapped.
New Faster Browser To Be Launched By Ex-Mozilla CEO
The former Mozilla executive is said to be launching a new browser that will top up all other existing browsers.
Google Finds A Way To A Faster Chrome
The tech giant has developed a set of codes that it claims would make its browser more efficient than ever.
Facebook’s Fight Against Hate Speech In Europe Begins
The social media launched its "Initiative for Civil Courage" to counter "online extremism" in the continent.
Xiaomi Locks Redmi Note 3, Mi 4c And Mi Note Pro; Others To Follow Suit?
The Chinese manufacturer will now have locked bootloaders on its devices, which will take at least three weeks to unlock.
Denon Won’t Be Releasing Google Cast Speakers Anytime Soon
One of the tech giant's supposed partners for its audio platforms reveals why it has not released any speakers and what happened to the deal.
Pitstops: The Android App For Filing Your Tanks Like A Pro
A new smartphone applicaton in South Africa helps consumers keep track of cheap gas filing stations and claims to help save money on diesel needs.
Apple To Remove Free iTunes Radio Service
The Cupertino company directs its users to use its Beats 1 service instead. Apple is making a major move by ending its free iTunes Radio online service by Jan.
Plus-Size Garment Ads Rejected By Google Due To Term Used
The tech giant refused to post a Gmail ad by one retailer for using terms that the company sees as degrading to a person.
