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Google's AI starts answering Verizon support calls
Verizon taps Google for a "more natural" support experience.
By Matthew Humphries
Video mapping viral trends of the decade by state is a wild trip down memory lane
Remember "Friday?"
By Tim Marcin
Translate ancient hieroglyphs with Google's new AI-powered tool
New Arts & Culture tool Fabricius uses machine learning to translate 4,000-year-old symbols.
By Stephanie Mlot
Google, Facebook, other big tech companies back lawsuit against ICE
International students just got some powerful allies.
By Rachel Kraus
Google bans ads for products that people use to stalk partners
Stalkerware isn't welcome on Google's ad platform anymore.
By Alex Perry
Google delays reopening U.S. offices until September
A surge in COVID-19 infections has made Google think twice about asking employees to return to their desks.
By Matthew Humphries
Google is hosting a virtual smart home event on July 8
Smart home news is coming from Google soon.
Now you'll know why that random number is calling on Google's Phone app
No more mystery calls.
By Sasha Lekach
Google to start paying some publishers for content later this year
Looks like Apple News+ might have some competition soon.
Why Google Maps might lose EV owners to Apple Maps (seriously)
Move over, Google Maps.
By Sasha Lekach
Google workers demand company stop selling tech to police
"We want to be proud of the company we work for."
By Amanda Yeo
Facebook buys street level mapping startup Mapillary
A company famous for privacy issues bought a company that builds street level maps using photos from the public.
By Alex Perry
Google launched a Pinterest competitor called Keen
Google is getting into the personalized content game.
By Alex Perry
Google's Wing drones deliver library books to Virginia students
Books, from the sky!
By Stephanie Mlot
Google Meet gets its own tab in your phone's Gmail
Meet is now even more closely integrated with Gmail.
U.S. government requests for Google user data up 510% since 2010, report says
The U.S. government has made more than 163,000 user data requests in 2019 alone.
By Matt Binder
Google Maps adds images of Black Lives Matter mural in Washington, D.C.
You can now see the huge block letters in Black Lives Matter Plaza.
By Sasha Lekach
Google's Pixel 4a might be delayed again, without a 'Barely Blue' color option
Goodbye blue Pixel 4a, we barely even knew ya.
Google Maps and YouTube Music just made some commutes a little better
You can now control your YouTube Music app from within Google Maps while navigating.
Europe wants Facebook, Twitter, and Google to give monthly reports on fake news
Online platforms are told to "step up their efforts" in the fight against disinformation.
Which AirPods competitor is worth your money?
If you don't want AirPods, Microsoft and Google's alternatives have plenty of pros and cons.
By Alex Perry
Google Maps launches features for traveling during coronavirus pandemic
The company is putting its user data to work.
