Andy Rubin, co-founder and former leader of Google Inc.’s Android mobile business and the current head of its nascent robotics effort, is leaving the Internet giant, the company said Thursday. Mr. Rubin is starting an incubator for startups interested in…Read More
Google Inc. is designing tiny magnetic particles to patrol the human body for signs of cancer and other diseases, in the latest example of the Internet giant’s sweeping ambition. Google said its nanoparticles, less than one-thousandth the width of a red blood cell, would seek out and attach themselves to cells, proteins or other molecules...Read More
Following the launch of Inbox on October 22, Google this week also quietly released a Chrome app for the service. You can download it now directly from the Chrome Web Store. The app was first spotted by Inbox Guru, which incorrectly referred to it as an extension. In case you’re not aware of the difference,...Read More
Alan Eustace, Google’s Vice President of Search, floating up to the stratosphere in the New Mexico dawn. Paragon Space Development Corporation Google’s search czar just broke the record for highest sky dive ever. As reported by The New York Times, Alan Eustace jumped from a balloon that was 135,890 feet above the Earth. This breaks the...Read More
Google Inbox is a free mobile app and Web service that may one day replace today’s Gmail. Google If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed by a mountain of email in Gmail, you may be glad to know that Google wants to help. But there’s a twist: the help will come from Inbox, a free email app...Read More
ENLARGE Many chief information officers find themselves in the role of technology evangelist, raising awareness of the value of information technology among skeptical leaders at the executive and board level. But what if you work at Google Inc. and your CEO is Google co-founder Larry Page ? It’s no surprise that Google CIO Ben Fried...Read More
Andrea Ribeiro / GoogleRebecca Moore looks on as a Google colleague becomes an honorary member of the Surui at the end of the ceremony by sipping a a traditional drink. It’s 2008 and five Google employees are in the Brazilian rainforest. They’re standing still as members of the Surui tribe delicately paint elaborate patterns of...Read More
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Google Inc. brings its same-day delivery service to Greater Boston Tuesday, allowing customers to browse the offerings of local merchants online, order, and get the items within several hours. The service, called Google Express, will be available in parts of Boston, Brookline, Cambridge, Chelsea, Somerville, Arlington, Everett, Malden, and Medford. So far, eight companies have...Read More
The Romans had a phrase for it: Ars est celare artem. That is: “The art is to conceal the art.†When you’re doing something really difficult in public with the intent of gaining attention, don’t let on how difficult it is to do. You don’t hear guitarists saying “OK, this riff is really hard†ahead...Read More
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