The delicious berry shows off its show jumping prowess on the third day of Google’s Doodle Fruit Games. Article source: http://www.cnet.com/news/grape-goes-for-gold-in-googles-2016-fruit-doodle-games/Read More
The 2016 Olympic Games open in Rio de Janeiro today, and what better way to celebrate than opening the Google app on your phone, tapping on the Google Doodle logo, and playing some simple free minigames in which various fruits take part in sporting activities? No, us either. But that is indeed what Google has...Read More
One of the joys of Google’s wealth of 3D mapping data is being able to explore far-flung locations from the comfort of your laptop. And the company’s latest experiment takes that idea a step further: what if you could turn those maps into interactive, educational playgrounds? The result is a new Android app called Verne:...Read More
Earlier this year, Google launched a new section to its Transparency Report that highlighted the use of HTTPS to encrypt connections between its users’ devices and its servers. At the time, the report only showed data for Google Drive, Finance, Gmail, Maps, News and the company’s advertising products. Today, Google added data for YouTube and Google Calendar...Read More
Google recently launched Project Bloks — a “platform†that will enable developers, educators and designers to work together in order to build “physical programming experiences†for children. This actually has the potential to be a great educational tool — but not in the way Google presents it (or at least not in the way it’s being...Read More
Experiencing the world’s art just got a little easier, thanks to Google’s newly launched Arts Culture application which puts works of art from over a thousand museums across 70 countries into the palm of your hand. But the app goes beyond offering only static images and text – instead, it now offers tools to search art...Read More
I’m a digital nomad. In fact, I’ve been living (and loving) the digital nomad lifestyle on and off for 10 years now. Specifically, my wife and I got rid of our house and put all our stuff into storage. Now we choose various places around the world, rent a house or apartment for between one...Read More
Google recently shut down an internal project to create a high-end standalone virtual reality headset akin to devices from Facebook’s Oculus and HTC, according to sources familiar with the plans. The decision likely stems from Google’s effort to streamline its more ambitious projects, an ongoing slog at the company. In this instance, Google is shifting...Read More
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