Google Drive is here; do you need it?
Well, Google announced its latest product that may or may not take over your life: Google Drive.
This is what Google’s Project Glass would look like on you
After all of the excitement around Google's Project Glass spec video being released, the news just won't stop coming. Today, a picture was released of what Google co-founder Sergey Brin looks like in a prototype.
Google Project Glass parody is way better than the product
Yesterday’s video of Google Project Glass helped people envision a world where everything could be accessed through glasses. This parody is much closer to how it’d be.
The Google April Fools joke wasn’t half bad
I personally believe no one has it worst than gamers on April 1. When they themselves make unfunny “jokes” it’s one thing, but when websites and publishers try to get in on the yucks, it’s ALWAYS fifty times worse.
Google wants to pay you to watch what you do on the Internet
Want to make a hundred bucks, and an extra $20, every month? Don’t care that Google employees will learn all about your porn habits? Just want to put a dollar value on your privacy?
Welcome to Google’s Screenwise program
Google is once again using ninjas to help sell their latest, top of the line Android phone
But this time, they’re going the 8bit route.
Not sure if everyone has been keeping track, but every new flagship Android device that Google releases has been accompanied by YouTube shenanigans featuring ninjas.
Google Hangouts just became a payphone
Yeah, yeah, we know, you never spend any time on Google+. You've got Facebook. But Google keeps adding features to it, and Google Hangouts, which are basically Skype, but free, are actually pretty handy for work teleconferencing and other, actually fun, pursuits. And now you can add "prank calls"
Intel and Mastercard team up to let you spend more money on your laptop
The latest rage in tech is "mobile payments", a fancy term for being able to wave your credit card over some scanner and pay that way instead of swiping a card, because swiping is so incredibly difficult. Google's got Google Wallet, which wants you to pay with your cellphone, and now Intel wants to