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Google officially announced to sustain Android Wear cellular support

Recently, Google officially announced the launch of Cellular Support for Android Wear, after LG launched LG Urbane 2 Edition LTE. Through Cellular Support, the user can make calls, read messages and notifications, without having a smartphone in handy.

Google Maps Offline Navigation Gives More Convenience to Users

Google Maps mobile application adds offline navigation as a new feature. This benefits user that navigate through smartphone without cellular connection, such as travellers in dead zone or area with slow Internet connection.

Google's Machine Learning Software: TensorFlow, Goes Open Source

Artificial Intelligence seems to be getting hotter and trendy in Silicon Valley. Every tech and internet giant from Facebook, Apple and Google is working hard over this technology.

New version of Google Maps gets offline navigations

A new version of Google Maps allows users to download maps on the specific areas so they can get directions even without Internet connectivity. The new version is only available for Android and soon to be available for iOS.

Intel, Google and Tag Heuer Release Luxury Smart Watch

TAG Heuer teamed up with Google and Intel to release luxury smartwatch. However, Swiss watch maker does not seem confidence with their product.

Tag Heuer teams up with Google and Intel to launch Android smartwatch

Tag Heuer unveils its first smartwatch. The $1,500 watch has Intel's Atom processor and Google's Android Wear Software.

Google Acquires Photo Video app maker Fly Labs

Google acquired New York City-based he photo and video editing software maker Fly Labs, the company responsible for apps like Flt, Tempo, Crop, and Clips in the iOS App Store.

Micro Moments in Marketing: What You Need to Know

With increasing dependencies of mobile phone, a chain of small moments become critical touch points to shape consumers' purchasing decision. Companies need to make use of the small moments which Google called as micro moments.

Google Android for Work already has 19K of users and testers

Over 19,000 organizations are reported to be using, testing or deploying the new Android for work service program by Google, which was launched in February this year. This service separates business apps from personal apps.

Google and Microsoft Race in Cloud Productivity Suite

Google and Microsoft race in a tight competition to win corporate customers in their cloud productivity suite.

Google’s new app allows people to know if you’re “down” to hangout

Google has launched a new app called "Who's Down". The app allows the users to find out people who are available to hang out. The app is available for iOS and Android.

Google Photos' new enhancements include hiding photos of specific people

Google Photos has new enhancements in its Android app. These updates include better app performance, face matching features, and it can also allow users to hide photos of specific people.

Wal-Mart plans to test drones for home delivery, pickup, inventory check

Wal-Mart applied Monday for permission from the US regulators to test drones for storing, home delivery and pick up. The retail giant seems to plan to take on Amazon, which recently did the same thing.

Google reports earning for the first time being under Alphabet with $18.7 billion revenue, $5 Billion buybacks

Google reported its third-quarter earnings for the first time under its parent company Alphabet. Google earned $18.7 billion in revenue and $7.35 earnings per share during the third quarter.

Yahoo Sign Advertising Deal with Google As Revenues Fall 8.3% in Third Quarter

As Yahoo's third quater revenue fall and noted as the worst drop in a quarterly sales since 2009, Yahoo CEO was signing advertising deal with Goole to improve its search business

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Protect Your Wallet: FBI Warns of Rising Elder Fraud Targeting Seniors

According to a recently released FBI report, Americans over 60 were the victims of so-called elder fraud crimes more often last year than any other year, accounting for an estimated $3.4 billion in total reported losses.

Is China's Central Bank Gold-Buying Spree A Precursor for War? Part I of II

Since 2009, China has more than doubled its gold reserves. In wartime, particularly in wars perpetrated in violation of international law, the resulting international sanctions can force an invader state to rely on its gold reserves. Thus if a country is preparing to go to war and incur sanctions, it will ensure it has an ample reserve of gold.

Milei's Radical Approach to Overhauling Argentina's Fiscal Deficit

Javier Milei, the libertarian president of Argentina, is intensifying his efforts to reduce the nation's large budget deficit by focusing more on "chainsaw" expenditure cutbacks and "blender" austerity measures that reduce buying power and, he believes, curb out-of-control inflation.

Ethereum Fights Back Against SEC Security Label

According to a court document filed on Monday, for over a year, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been looking into whether or not Ethereum could be considered a security.

Ex-Binance CEO Jailed, Industry Faces Regulatory Heat

Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao, commonly known as CZ, expressed appreciation for the support from the crypto community following his sentencing to four months in U.S. prison for money laundering charges.

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JPMorgan Predicts No Rate Cuts, Potentially Boosting Returns

JPMorgan Chase & Co. President Daniel Pinto suggested that the Federal Reserve might not cut interest rates at all this year due to persistently high inflation.

Should You Sell Your Bitcoin? Schiff Sounds Alarm on Crypto Winter

Through a series of tweets on the social media site X on Wednesday, economist and gold bug Peter Schiff shared his thoughts on bitcoin and the state of the US economy.

Bitcoin Investor Microstrategy Ups the Ante: Should You Invest in Crypto?

After the most recent acquisition, Microstrategy, "the world's first bitcoin development company" and a software intelligence company listed on the Nasdaq, said that it currently possesses 214,400 bitcoins.

Quantum Conundrum: Can Blockchains Find a User-Friendly Security Upgrade?

Johann Polecsak, co-founder of the QAN blockchain platform, contends that public blockchains like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana are still unprepared to adopt post-quantum cryptography without having a major impact on users, even as the possibility of quantum computers breaking current cybersecurity standards grows.

Can You Afford the American Dream? Homeownership Costs Skyrocket

According to real estate company Redfin, purchasing a home is more expensive than it has been in at least the past ten years. Homebuyers are faced with the twin whammy of rising mortgage rates and housing prices.

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