Google wants to compete with Amazon again with its popular Audible service, where it plans to start selling audiobooks through the Google Play Store with competitive discounts.
Read here: http://www.techcovenant.com/2018/01/google-play-will-soon-sell-audiobooks.html
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Google is adding three new submarine cables and five new regions in the next 3 years with an investment of $30 billion dollars to improve the infrastructure, from data centers to subsea cables.
The announcement came as part of a larger GCP (Google Cloud Platform) announcement where the company indicated 5 new GCP locations will be coming online in 2018.
Read here: https://ppc.land/2018/01/16/google-network-will-be-expanded-with-3-new-submarine-cables-and-cloud-with-5-new-regions/ #Gtricks #Google #Cloud #Country #SUbmarine #Infrastructre
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Google has added a new security feature in Chrome called Strict Site Isolation that is supposed to offer protection against some on-site vulnerabilities.
However, the question remains how Strict Site Isolation actually benefits you? And are there any drawbacks that could affect your browsing?
Read to know more: https://www.gtricks.com/chrome/enable-strict-site-isolation-in-chrome/ #Gtricks #Google #Chrome #Isolation #Security
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This week at CES, Google's partners are announcing two new cameras that support the VR180 standard, which refers to a new way of capturing 180-degree panoramic images.
Clay Bavor, the leader of Google's virtual reality team says he's found something that might be special: VR as a way to capture and relive important memories in your life.
Read here: https://www.wired.com/story/google-vr180-cameras-from-lenovo-and-yi/ #Google #AR #VR #Virtualreality #news #camera
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Google announces they'll bring together all the different ways to pay with Google, including Android Pay and Google Wallet, into a single brand: Google Pay. With Google Pay, it’ll be easier for you to use the payment, so you can speed through checkout with peace of mind.
Read here: https://www.blog.google/topics/shopping-payments/announcing-google-pay/ #Gtricks #Google #Googlepay #Paymentapp #Tuesday
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In a major step towards its "AI first" dream, Google has developed a text-to-speech artificial intelligence (AI) system. The tech giant's text-to-speech system called "Tacotron 2" that almost matches with the voice of humans.
Read here: https://www.thenewsminute.com/article/google-develops-human-text-speech-artificial-intelligence-system-74023 #Gtricks #Google #AI #text #speech #technology
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Fuchsia can now run on the pixelbook. Fuchsia—which only started development in 2016—is Google's third operating system after Chrome OS and Android. If Fuchsia survives the development process and follows a similar path as Android OS does, you can expect it to become a real product sometime around 2020.
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/01/googles-experimental-fuchsia-os-can-now-run-on-the-pixelbook/ #Gtricks #Fuchsia #OS #Google
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Looking to build your next big application, undoubtedly Google Cloud Platform (GCP) is a great development platform.
Learn some really cool technology concepts or gain some hands-on development experience on GCP.
https://cloudplatform.googleblog.com/2017/12/a-developers-toolkit-for-building-great-applications-on-GCP.html
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Starting next February, Google's Chrome program will square advertisements neglecting to meet benchmarks laid out in a program went for enhancing internet publicizing.
http://www.ysvtech.com/2017/12/google-chrome-latest-update-you-may.html
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