The interim agreement Google has reached with Match Group will allow apps like Tinder and Hinge to remain on the Google Play Store while offering alternate payment systems.
It’s nice to dream, but the innovative translation glasses from Google come with their own core challenges. The Verge’s Antonio Di Benedetto and Mitchell Clark investigate.
The Verge, Wednesday, May 11 – Google’s two-hour keynote at its annual I/O conference, which was jam-packed with news, has come to an end. We learned about AI, Android, and the new Pixel hardware, among other things. Here’s a rundown of the major announcements.
In the last year, the cloud infrastructure industry increased its business by about $50 billion, to $178 billion. This is the data according to Synergy Research, and Canalys is reporting similar figures.
Every year, Google releases a list of the most popular search terms, and according to the statistics of the most popular search engine in the country, Croatians’ top interest is football, followed by politics and Turkish soaps.
Google already provides voice search for content, but at its I/O developer conference, CEO Sundar Pichai announced LaMDA, a sophisticated AI model designed to converse on any topic.
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