A better, faster way to share from your Photos library Photo by Vjeran Pavic / The Verge Google is finally acknowledging that photos nowadays are as much about communication as they are form of memory collection. For years, the only way to share photos thro…
The four claim that Google fired them, in part, to send a message to other employees not to take part in labor organizing. "It's about trying to stop all workplace organizing," their letter states. Google previously claimed that the former employees had "cle…
Googles Nest Hello doorbells can now ring with a little seasonal cheer, thanks to new holiday-themed doorbell chimes. There are currently four doorbell themes to pick from in the Nest app: Christmas, Hanukkah, New Years Eve, and Winter. Each of the four theme…
When you have Mike Bloomberg money, there is no shortage of ways to spend it. And running for president opens up a whole new world of blowing through cash. Bloomberg announced he was seeking the Democratic nomination for president earlier this week along wit…
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November 22 Another one for the Google graveyard November 6 Maybe the last nail in the coffin for phone-based VR October 4 It honestly deserves a full-on crypt August 28 The recruitin…
In a video (above) Android product manager Arvind Chandrababu said the feature makes it easy to accomplish tasks with just a few clicks while your phone is charging. "Now with one tap, you can set the alarm, you can look at what time your first meeting is the…
An internal memo sent this afternoon states that four Google staffers have been fired for clear and repeated violations of our data security policies. While a company spokesperson declined to comment on personnel matters specifically, she confirmed the authe…
Twitter says the vulnerability isn't within Twitter itself, "but rather the lack of isolation between SDKs within an application." The company adds that it doesn't have evidence to suggest someone exploited the issue to take control of anyone's account -- but…