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Google, Twitter teaming up to create new publishing tool

Google and Twitter are joining forces to create a new publishing tool for mobile users, according to reports. Initially dubbed as "accelerated mobile pages," the news platform will be the tech giants' answer to Facebook's Instant Articles.

YouTube responds to advertisers clamor for more data transparency

YouTube is planning to give more option to advertisers when using their advertisement services including allowing third-party services.

Google Gets a New Logo

Google just made the biggest redesign on their logo since 1999 a month after the company restructuring. Google new logo feature a softer color tone and is made of sans-serif typeface.

Seven tech companies formed an alliance to develop a new standard for open source video format

Netflix, Mozilla, Cisco, Intel, Amazon, Google and Microsoft made an alliance to come up with a new standard for open source, royalty free video format. Reports say this will end video plugins in the Web.

Samsung and Springer: New partners in mobile media

Samsung and Springer are in for a joint venture in the world of digital media to provide and keep customers up-to-date with the latest news and trends. Customers can take advantage of the app called Upday and is readable in Polish and German, and can be downloaded via Google store.

Google lets Android Wear smartwatches work with iPhones

Google latest smartwatch will hit the market and it will be compatible with iOS. As for now, LG smartwatch, the Watch Urbane, is the only smart watch that is compatible with iOS.

Facebook edges out Google as traffic source for news

Facebook has become the top traffic source for news, edging out search giant Google. According to traffic analytics firm Parse.ly, this is due to Facebook's growing popularity as a platform for discourse around news and information.

Waze co-founder Uri Levine still lives in a rental apartment even after the $1B sale to Google

Uri Levine, the co-founder of Waze saved his money when Google bought the app in 2013 for $1B. Right now, he still lives in his apartment.

Apple charts new programs to help students from minority groups learn to code; diversity figures up

Apple is hiring more women and techies from the minority groups. The world's largest company's aim to achieve diversity in its workforce.

Google and Dell introduce enterprise-class Chromebook

Google for Work has introduced a new addition to the Chromebook series, this time an enterprise-class laptop. The Chromebook 13 sets itself apart by being more of a business-class machine compared to the Asus models, which are geared towards home and casual users, such as educational institutions.

Google's Life Science to develop bandage-sized glucose monitoring device in partnership with Dexcom

Google Life Science division has struck a deal with glucose monitoring company Dexcom to develop a product that will help people with diabetes.

Hard hit by plunge in Motorola sales, Lenovo to slash 10% workforce

The Beijing-based Lenovo Group has decided to cut 10% white collar jobs numbering 3,200 after the sales fell by one-third in Motorola handsets.

Night navigation with Google Maps now made easier, safer

Google has added a new feature called 'Night Mode' that enables users to navigate through the routes during the night time without suffering from eye strain or temporary blindness due to a phone's bright light.

Auto insurance industry clueless on driverless cars

Car insurance companies are alarmed at how much they would potentially lose when the driverless cars dominate the market in the coming years.

Google offered $200 to $300M to Impossible Foods for plant-based cheeseburgers

Google plans to buy Impossible Foods offering the startup company $200 - $300 million. The company declined but was reportedly asking for more.

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