Dear reader, We are in a difficult period. Not due to Coronavirus, but due to Google and Google’s power over us as a minor independent news organization. After the Google Core Update in May 2020, we lost 80/90% of our regular search traffic from Google. This is not something that we are unfamiliar with, as … Read more
In yet another strange twist to the Stadia story, Google’s newly-announced Chromecast dongle won’t support the cloud gaming service.
The world has reacted with horror at Gmail doing down, but the absence of emails has likely boosted workplace productivity.
Fortnite developer Epic Games promises one ‘hell of a fight’ as retaliatory tit for tat exchanges with Silicon Valley giants bubble over into all-out war.
Tech giants Apple, Facebook, and Google see signs of life and the Fed is growing the monetary supply. In other words, the stock-market bottom is now behind us.
Some see Apple and Google as vital weapons in the fight against coronavirus. But their thirst for Covid-19 data is bad. For them.
Google Stadia just had a live event, and it has shown off some of the key weaknesses that the platform is still suffering from.
The entire stock market is concentrated in just five stocks: Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Google. They all report earnings this week. Hold your breath.
Google is re-releasing popular Google Doodle games, proving just how freaking bored we all are during the coronavirus lockdown.
Analysts keep raising the price target of Amazon stock. But with the looming economic downturn, danger signals are flashing.
Google always should have had its eye on Lyft, and now that Lyft’s stock has been devastated, Google is in a position to buy.
Google Trends data shows huge interest from retail investors looking to learn how to buy stocks, and that’s bad news for the Dow Jones
How much of your freedoms and personal data would you be willing to surrender to the government in the fight against the coronavirus? The day might soon come where you have to face that choice.
Google has a bad habit of shooting themselves in the foot. Apparently that habit even extends to the Google Stadia social media team. This doomed system appears to be on the cusp of letting go altogether.
Pop Smoke has died in an apparent targeted hit, but the interest in his death suggests that America cares more about suffering than music.
Google announces imminent compatibility with a broader range of phones, but Stadia’s potential remains untapped with yet another underwhelming update.
Clearview’s facial recognition technology is an extremely powerful tool, but that power comes with a heavy weight of responsibility. Unfortunately, once something like this has been created, it’s hard to control how it’s used.
Do you believe that your personal information is safe and sound on the web? Google is here to prove you wrong.
Sundar Pichai, CEO of Alphabet and Google, finally revealed YouTube’s revenue number in the fourth quarter results: $15 billion. This disappointment, more than anything, could be what sent the stock into a tailspin in aftermarket trading.
Alphabet, Google’s parent company, is reporting its earnings today. The new CEO Sundar Pichai must implement new changes to attract investors.