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Google is the most recognizable search engine and a company that focuses on products and services related to the Internet. Founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin, the company now headquarters in California. Google says that its mission is “to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful." Sounds like a plan, right?
Google Launches Fitbit Ace LTE Smartwatch for Kids
This innovative device combines fitness tracking with interactive games to encourage kids to stay active while providing parents with peace of mind through reliable calling, messaging, and location sharing.
New Chrome Mobile Features Enhance Browsing Experience with Calls, Reviews, and Sports Updates
One of the standout features is the upgraded address bar, now allowing users to perform tasks like making calls, reading reviews, and generating directions directly from the search results.
Google Launches Pixel 8a Budget-Friendly Smartphone with Advanced AI
Breaking away from its usual reveal at the Google I/O event, the tech giant introduced the smartphone early, boasting a fresh mint color alongside the traditional hues.
Google Commits to Destroying Illegally Collected Incognito Browsing Data
Under the terms of the proposed settlement, which still requires approval from a California federal judge, Google will destroy or de-identify billions of records of web browsing data collected under the guise of private browsing.
Google Unveils Its Vids AI-Powered Video Creation Tool for Workspace
Currently in closed beta testing, Vids is scheduled for a broader rollout to more users in June through Google Labs, and will eventually be available for customers with Gemini for Workspace subscriptions.
This Year's Google I/O Is Scheduled for May 14
This year's event promises to captivate audiences with a significant focus on artificial intelligence (AI), alongside the potential unveiling of the Pixel 8A smartphone.
Reddit Strikes a $60 Million AI Training Deal with Google Amidst IPO Preparations
The agreement, worth approximately $60 million annually, will allow Google to use Reddit's vast content repository for training its AI models, marking a significant partnership between the companies.
