Thursday, April 25
Est-ce E.T qui nous rend visite ? Flightradar24 a détecté trois objets étranges dans l’espace aérien de Maurice. Depuis, les questions fusent. Sommes-nous sur le point d’être envahis par des petits bonhommes verts ? Non, rassurent les experts. Il s’agit simplement des montgolfières du projet Loon de Google X.
Tuesday, July 03
Un jeune Mauricien chez Google : non, ce n’est pas le titre d’un nouveau film, ni l’embauche de l’un de nos compatriotes chez le géant américain d’internet. Kifah Sheik Meeran a eu l’opportunité de visiter le siège de Google à San Francisco aux États-Unis. Il y est arrivé le lundi 25 juin et il y a séjourné une semaine.
Friday, February 16
Google is making a change to image search today that sounds small but will have a big impact: it’s removing the “view image” button that appeared when you clicked on a picture, which allowed you to open the image alone.
Friday, January 19
Google will not truly acknowledge its third operating system just yet, since it’s far from being a finished OS. But when Fuchsia is done, it’ll probably kill Android and Chrome OS, offering users a consistent computing experience across devices.
Wednesday, January 17
These voice assistants want to be on the go with you, plugging into smart glasses, smart earbuds and even smart toilets.
Tuesday, January 16
If you’ve seen a lot of people suddenly sharing uncannily similar artistic doppelgängers of themselves recently, Google’s facial recognition abilities and massive database of art are to blame.
Monday, October 30
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has tasked employees returning to work on Monday morning with one key objective: fix the burger emoji.
Tuesday, August 22
Google officially just took the wraps off of Android Oreo, but there are still some questions left to be answered — most notably, precisely when each device will be getting the latest version of the mobile operating system. Due to Android’s openness and a variety of different factors on the manufacturing side, it’s not an easy question to answer, but we’ll break it down best we can.
Tuesday, June 20
Looking for a new job is getting easier. Google today launched a new jobs search feature right on its search result pages that lets you search for jobs across virtually all of the major online job boards like LinkedIn, Monster, WayUp, DirectEmployers, CareerBuilder and Facebook and others. Google will also include job listings its finds on a company’s homepage.
Friday, June 02
Google will introduce an ad blocker to Chrome early next year and is telling publishers to get ready.