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Google Chrome: Useful tips for using the web browser

Tips for using the Google Chrome web browser will come in handy for a large part of Slovenian web users, as Google Chrome is the most popular web browser in Slovenia (and also in the world) with a 38.5% share, according to the data of the Survey of Website Visits (MOSS). Therefore, it is right to offer some useful tips that will further improve the user experience of this user favorite.

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Tango - Google's tablet that sees like people

After the smart glasses Google Glass danced its last tango (at least in the form we know it), the Tango tablet, which has the ability to see its surroundings like people, began its march to the market. This enables her to have computer vision, two processors and special sensors that assess the surroundings and calculate the distance to objects around her. It is the first Google product to be equipped with Project Tango, a 3D scanner/camera that gives it this unique ability.

Smart phones

Google and Lapka: sensory modules for the Ara smartphone

Google and Lapka have shown where the limits of a modular phone are, or where they are not. Namely, after Google revealed the prototype of the Ara modular smartphone, we are now getting additional dimensions of what this type of technology can offer us. This is how Lapka created a series of special modules with sensors that open the door to functionalities that far exceed those that smartphones have today.

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The best smartphones of 2015

With some of the busiest months in the smartphone / mobile world behind us and the new year just around the corner, it's only fitting that we take a look at the smartphone lineup and find out the best smartphones of 2015. Because even though phones, not every choice is smart. In our editorial office, we have therefore diligently followed the developments in the field of mobile telephony over the years, and here is a selection of the best, consisting of old acquaintances (read brands) and newcomers.

Gadgets

Google Glass: Google stopped selling smart glasses on January 19

Google Glass is Google's smart glasses with an uncertain future. Mixing virtual reality and reality has apparently (at least for now) only been virtual reality for Google's revolutionary Google Glass, as it is no longer on sale as of today. But that doesn't mean their future is sealed. Smart glasses give way to a new version (it is not yet known when it will arrive), which will eliminate all the shortcomings of the first - a "swish" battery, an unfinished screen, poor audio support and an unaffordable price.

Applications

Google Translate: the mobile application also translates using the camera

As if the Google Translate mobile application was not already popular enough, the new version of this mobile software has received additional useful functions and, among other things, now offers translation with the help of a digital camera, which allows you to capture text in an incomprehensible language and, without the need for connection to the World Wide Web, translates in real time.

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Google's Project Ara: a modular smartphone goes into the world

Google's modular smartphone is getting closer to reality. At a recent conference, Google revealed its latest prototype together with the pilot program of the Ara project. It says that the lucky people who will be able to test the phone this year will be Puerto Ricans.

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Google trends of 2014

What's the last thing you googled? Whatever it is, Google has remembered it forever. And now the tech titans have compiled a list of the most popular topics or Google trends that we Googled in 2014. The death of actor Robin Williams was the most "Googled" in August. What are the most common keywords and topics that attracted us enough to want to learn more about them, read in the article.

Applications

Google Calendar App: a smarter and more beautiful assistant in organizing

Google has introduced a revamped Google Calendar App that promises convenient help in managing and organizing schedules and events.

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Google's Alan Eustace broke Felix Baumgartner's skydive record

Alan Eustace, Google's vice president of the board, beat Austrian Felix Baumgartner's achievement in the state of New Mexico (USA) and improved the height jump record by a good kilometer and a half, thus moving the bar from 39,045 meters above sea level to 41,419, where he rose from by means of a helium balloon attached to the body and not by means of a capsule like Felix.

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Google's Nexus Player console is entertainment tailored to your needs

Nexus Player, shaped like a disc, but a console or media player in terms of content, is Google's new attempt to make itself at home in living rooms. With similar dimensions to a CD (diameter: 120 mm), but clearly slightly thicker (20 mm), it comes with a remote with voice search, and under accessories we find a game disc.

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TravelByDrone, a map that gives a new view of the world with a drone

Google Street View can hide from this view. I don't know where, because Uncle Google has covered almost every corner of the world with his car, but since he doesn't have an airplane exam, certain things are still not covered. And this is where TravelByDrone has now stepped in, a map that gives a new dimension to the beauty of the world with drone footage.

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