Google and Microsoft have declared war on pirate sites. They adjusted the algorithm so that pages with pirated content are not displayed on the first page of results, which is quite a blow considering that more than 80 percent of internet users only look at the first page of results on Google. Any hit that is linked to a pirated website will thus not be among the first hits on either Google or Bing.
The time is coming when your smartphone will also become your personal tailor and fashion designer. Fashion emphasizes personality and strengthens our self-confidence. But finding something unique can be difficult. That's why the Coded Couture project was born, which, based on the data collected by a dedicated mobile application, tailors a dress to your taste and taste. The technology learns from the user and knows what he likes to do, where he likes to go, when he goes to work... It then uses all this knowledge to create a unique dress with a personal story.
While most companies are still in the development phase with their self-driving vehicles and haven't gotten further than a prototype, the startup Waymo, recently owned by Google, has teamed up with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles to unveil the Pacifica, the first autonomous vehicle designed for commercial sales. In contrast to Tesla vehicles, they allow fully and not only partially autonomous driving. They will go on sale this month.
2016 was a fateful year for many technologies. Quite a few high-profile technologies that have marked our lives in one way or another have landed on the dustbin of history.
Google looked back this year as well and for 2016 has traditionally prepared Year In Search - an overview of the most frequent searches in the current year. So what were the most searched for on Google in 2016?
Google Play has published the traditional list of the most popular apps, games, songs, books, movies and TV series of the current year. Find out who ruled the charts in 2016 below.
Smartphones make our lives much easier. In a few years, we have become so dependent on them that we can no longer imagine everyday life without them. How could they be without shajali once?! A good reminder are some movies that would have gone in a much different direction if telephones had existed back then. Check out how movies like The Shining, The Lord of the Rings, and The Circle would have turned out if the main actors had cell phones at their disposal.
Google's Google Chrome browser has many built-in functionalities that users are often not even aware of. So that Chrome is not like our brain, which we probably use only partially, we have prepared a set of Chrome add-ons for you, with which you will make the most of the browser.
Have you heard of Quick, draw!, Google's online game that tests your drawing skills and gets you hooked in no time? As if we weren't already dependent on Google enough, it made sure that we spend the rest of the free time we have in its company. He is obviously bored because he wants to play with us. Quick, draw! is an online game in which a neural network - an information processing paradigm modeled after the human or animal brain - tries to recognize your drawing. You have 20 seconds. During this time, the artificial intelligence tries to guess the assigned word that you are drawing. Check how good a cartoonist you are.
Google PhotoScan is a new app that digitizes old photos in seconds. Before the age of digital cameras and smartphones, we admired photos printed on paper. They represent our memories, our history, our ancestors, so we have them neatly stacked in albums. Error! They are scattered in a box lying somewhere in the attic. Do you have a bunch of old photos and would like to digitize them? Google comes to the rescue. The new PhotoScan app turns your smartphone into a scanner that converts old photos into digital format in seconds. No, it's not just a photo of a photo, PhotoScan does much, much more!
Google has introduced the VR version of the Google Earth application - Google Earth VR. Life is moving more and more into virtual reality. Now we won't even have to travel for a detailed tour of the sights and hidden corners of the world. All you need is a virtual reality headset that allows you to explore the world in the comfort of your own home. With the VR version of its Google Earth application, Google Earth VR, Google now allows you to go on a virtual journey anywhere in the world using only virtual reality technology. Say goodbye to packing and waiting for a flight, now you really can have the whole world in the palm of your hand. on the head, to be more precise.
Google is expanding its hardware family with a smart digital whiteboard, a 55-inch 4K resolution touchscreen that is G Suite software in physical form.