Almost a year after Google first released Allo, the web client for their messaging app is finally here.
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It’s that time of year again, where summer is almost over and retailers have started their back to school sales and the Google Store is no different.
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Business Insider reports that Google may have offered to buy Snap Inc. for $30 billion back in 2016.
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Back at Google I/O, Samsung and Google announced that Daydream VR support would be coming to the Galaxy S8 & S8+ this summer but never gave a concrete date until now.
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YouTube has announced a new channel called, YouTube Spotlight Canada, which will audiences to up-and-coming Canadian talent.
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At an event in New York City, Motorola has officially announced the Z2 Force Edition as well as a new 360-degree camera mod, which was previously announced at a press event in Ghana.
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Alphabet, Google’s parent company, has announced that they have appointed Sundar Pichai to their board of directors, as their 13th member.
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Battery cases are something that you may not think you need for your phone but once you do get one, you’ll start thinking to yourself, “how did I live without this?”
When Google launched Motion Stills on iOS last year, they provided a way to iPhone users to stabilize their Live Photos and then be able to share them with other as looping GIFs.
Continue reading “Google brings their Motion Stills app to Android”
After nearly two years, Google has introduced an updated version of Glass, but this time for the enterprise market.
Continue reading “Google brings back Glass but for the enterprise”
