Alphabet’s CEO is using self-driving tech to create flying cars – a project he has funded since 2010. Say hello the future.
We know that there is no shortage of racist keyboard warriors trolling the internet, but sometimes even a simple search can open your eyes.
I enjoy apps like Instagram and Pinterest, but they’re not adding anything particularly useful to my life. They’re not making me more efficient, you see.
Google has just released its latest app offering, and reviewers aren’t quite sure what it will be used for. It’s sure creating serious buzz though.
The world is changing, and Alphabet’s executive chairman give his predictions for what may be the most influential lifestyle alterations ahead.
Here’s one for everyone who wants to throat punch their boss – there are places out there that are kind of a pleasure to work at.
Follow Pegman down to funky town with Google Maps this April Fools’ for a little bit of innocent fun. Go on, get your groove on.
Google have some pretty impressive things lined up, with this in particular set to be a real game changer. Technology never ceases to amaze.
Tech money is crazy money, but when it’s broken down in a per second earning the numbers really start to take on epic proportions.
Having built themselves into one of the world’s most recognisable brands, Google are rather picky with who they take on board.
Google is paying big bucks to be the default browser on Apple products, but I wonder, is it at all necessary?
No more upper case lower case and a number thrown in for good measure, the way we identity ourselves online may be about to change.
Google isn’t the only home-delivery service going the way of the drone and has some fierce competition.
Google has been very forthcoming about their new logo design and has even shed light on the other options they were considering.
Google’s redesign is in the spirit of austerity, aiming for a smooth overall appearance across their multiple platforms – check it out.
Google are well on their way to developing a robot that very closely resembles us humans. Of course their intentions are good but we’ve all seen enough movies to wonder.
Recently released Google data shows South Africa’s growing online porn searches and compares it to the one person who would kill anyone’s sexual appetite.
BMW owns Alphabet. Megyn Kelly gets pro-Trump death threats. The rise of Hour Bay’s gangland. Another bungee death in Spain. China currency further devalued. Perez bans Kardashian content. Chandler/Joey weren’t invited. Leo / Scorsese’s new film.
‘Come on, join the revolution’ they said, ‘it will be fun’ they said. Now they, the friends who punted Google+ like it was the bee’s knees, are watching the site die a slow death.
Sometimes one is caught so red-handed that it’s not even worth protesting your innocence. This gent in the UK has Google to thank for catching him with his pants down.
I’m sure it’s only a matter of time before Google takes over the world, but their plan to turn us all into real-life Michael Knight’s still has a way to go
They might hold the answer to just about every question in the universe but the folks at Google have really screwed this one up. Not good enough, not by a long shot.
So who exactly rules the roost when it comes to the title of world’s biggest company? Number one really shouldn’t surprise you, but just how far ahead are they?
We all photograph every meal we ever eat. It’s the way the world has changed. But imagine if those same photos could tell us how many calories we are eating? Behold! The future!
The online storage market has been hotly contested but, if reviews are to be believed, Google is about to blow the rest out of the water.
Taking a great time-lapse photo requires great dedication and attention to detail, although with Google’s latest technology that might be about to change.
Part of the appeal of the self-driving car, other than the fact you can sit in the back and do absolutely nothing, is the safety aspect. But are they really safer than human drivers?
No one is knocking that view you have out of your window straight onto Table Mountain (or in Jozi, the smog), but Google’s new offices are certainly worth a look.
Robben Island is a huge part of our country’s history and hopefully this app will show the world a piece of it. Thank goodness for apps and technology.
Everyone who has a website should read this, as today Google changes the way it searches for websites and you could be affected.