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Google's Lookout app helps blind people by telling them about their surroundings
It's now available for Pixel users in the U.S.
Celebrate the birth of the World Wide Web with this Google Doodle
As of March 12, it's been thirty years since Tim Berners-Lee proposed what we've come to call the World Wide Web.
By Jack Morse
Google kills political ads during Canadian election instead of complying with transparency laws
Apparently, complying with transparency laws was just too difficult.
By Rachel Kraus
Volvo Polestar 2 is the first vehicle to include Google's native dashboard
Familiar Google features like Maps and Calendar are natively part of the all-electric car.
By Sasha Lekach
What does consolidation of the internet mean for society? It's complicated.
A new report provides more questions than answers, but that may not be a bad thing.
By Jack Morse
Google brings its Assistant to your text messages
It's like Allo -- with one important difference.
By Karissa Bell
Google Assistant saves the day in classic movie-themed Oscars ads
"Hey Google, open the pod bay doors."
By Johnny Lieu
Google Maps' Satellite view is a lie — and it was almost called 'Bird Mode'
2005 was a wild time.
By Rachel Kraus
PETA criticized Google's Steve Irwin art and people are not happy
Weird flex and also not okay!
By Proma Khosla
Out of traffic, into a ditch: Why Waze on snowy mountain roads could be a bad idea
The shortcut does not exist.
By Rachel Kraus
Google Maps takes on opioid crisis with drug disposal search
Search for "drug drop-off near me" on Google Maps.
By Sasha Lekach
Steve Irwin gets his own Google Doodle to commemorate his birthday
Holding a crocodile, of course.
By Johnny Lieu
Privacy activists say online ad industry knowingly violated GDPR
The ad industry knew its system would be "incompatible with consent under GDPR" before the law went into effect, activists claim.
By Matt Binder
YouTube changes 'strike' policy for first-time offenders
First, a warning. Then a strike.
By Karissa Bell
Google will stop websites from blocking Incognito mode
Bad news for paywalls. Good news for people who like privacy.
By Matt Binder
Apple, Google pressured to drop Saudi app that lets men track and control women
One U.S. senator said it enables the "abhorrent surveillance and control of women."
Google Maps might get an important new privacy option soon
Judging by the latest beta, Google Maps for Android will soon get the option to automatically delete your location history.
Google and Facebook should be regulated to help people spot 'quality news', UK report says
Platforms need to do more.
By Laura Byager
Gmail's right-click menu just got a ton of new options
Google is rolling out new right click functionality in Gmail for all G Suite users.
What it's like to walk with Google Maps in augmented reality
Follow the giant arrows!
By Sasha Lekach
Google Assistant now lets you play HQ Trivia on demand
Okay Google, show me Scott Rogowsky.
By Karissa Bell
Google's augmented reality Maps are live for some users
The majority will have to wait.
