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India's Supreme Court tells Google, Yahoo and Microsoft to stop hosting sex selection ads
Sex selective abortion is banned in the country due to a skewed sex ratio and the prevalence of female foeticide.
By Sonam Joshi
Google Doodle celebrates Juno's trip to Jupiter with cute, jumping emoji
Congratulations, humanity.
By Ariel Bogle
Google is building casting features right into Chrome
Google Chrome is about to learn a new trick.
By Karissa Bell
Who needs a 4K display? Surfing the web in VR is where we're all going.
Google's making it a reality.
By Raymond Wong
New Pacific undersea cable can beam 60 terabits of a data per second
It gets rates up to 60 terabits per second.
By Kellen Beck
Android N is now Android Nougat
Suck it, Nutella. Nougat is the new name of Android.
Google Calendar experienced a widespread outage
Google Calendar and Hangouts are down, y'all.
By Kellen Beck
Google Maps now lets you add multiple stops to your trip
Google Maps is now another step closer to a standalone GPS turn-by-turn navigation app.
How Google is using building blocks to teach kids to code
Without gluing them to a computer.
By Ryan Sedmak
Google Doodle features eminent Australian indigenous rights leader
Eddie Mabo is spotlighted on his birthday.
By Ariel Bogle
Google Daydream tool lets anyone easily create VR animations
If you can hold a controller, you can animate in Google's Daydream VR.
Google's Project Bloks designed to get kids programming early
An easy and fun approach to creating child programmers.
Google Earth gets a fancy new look thanks to NASA satellite data
New, high-resolution images from a NASA satellite are giving Google a new look.
Google will launch its own phone this year, report says
Will Google's Nexus phones become more Google-y, or will Google simply call its next device the Google Phone?
Google Glass app helps kids with autism see emotions
This could really help kids on the autism spectrum in social situations.
By Ray White
Social media companies really want you to know that it's 'Brexit' voting day
From Twitter's #iVoted to Snapchat filters.
What search data can tell us about the 'Brexit' vote
One side of the campaign definitely dominates the online discussion.
One of the most popular Bluetooth speakers just hooked up with Siri
"Siri, crank it up."
By Raymond Wong
Google's two-factor authentication is now a breeze to use
You still need to confirm your logins, but the 6-digit code is optional.
1.5 million people access the Internet via Google's free Wi-Fi at 19 Indian railway stations
Google's Wi-Fi project aims to get 400 railway stations in India online by 2017.
By Sonam Joshi
Google app's new feature is a win for hypochondriacs
With Google's update searching for your symptoms may be a good idea after all.
By Karissa Bell
Android apps will be the best thing on your Chromebook
We tried Android apps on a Chromebook -- and they're going to change everything.
By Raymond Wong
Google paid $550,000 to 82 people who found holes in Android
One researcher reported 26 Android security vulnerabilities to Google in the past year, earning $75,750
Google's new iPhone keyboard, 'Gboard,' launches in Australia
Google Search everywhere.
By Ariel Bogle
