CEOs of Google and Microsoft pledge to support India as it deals with harsh battle with COVID-19
Microsoft and Google are joining in to offer support to India, which officials say is the global epicenter of the pandemic right now.
Consumer News: Google Maps changing its navigation, the impact of the incident at the Suez Canal and more!
Google Maps won’t be taking you to your destination the fastest way possible anymore. Instead, the navigation system will soon select the most fuel efficient route.
Google says it will not create new trackers that monitor your online activity
Google says it will stop tracking what you do online. The company says it will not create new trackers, once third-party cookies are phased out from its Chrome browser.
SC joins 10 other states in Google lawsuit
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed the largest anti-trust case against a tech company in more than two decades.
Google introduces Rolling Study Halls to rural SC students with WI-FI enabled buses
Rolling Study Halls is an imitative sponsored by Google to help students in rural areas like Pelion, to help close the gap for homework for students who have longer commutes home with WI-FI enabled school buses.
App allows employees to anonymously discuss their workplaces
A mobile app gaining in popularity allows employees at tech giants like Google and Amazon to anonymously discuss issues like compensation, corporate policies and workplace harassment.
Google Patents Sticky Car Hood to Trap Pedestrians in a Collision
An illustration from a patent application shows the operation of an adhesive that Google hopes will help mitigate injuries when a car strikes a pedestrian. Google/USPTO Google has a solution to help mitigate injuries in the event a pedestrian and a self-driving car collide: human flypaper. In a patent issued this week, the search giant describes a “system for protecting…
