Who knew you could use Google to play Lego? (H/T this imgur post).
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Paul Eremenko, the head of Project Ara showed the prototype of Project Ara at Google I/O 2014. Though the phone failed to fully load, Audience cheered on see...
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Commerce Pundit's curator insight,
May 26, 2014 5:43 AM
Really nice declaration! 24.2k Shares - Awesome! 
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May 26, 2014 2:21 PM
Many are well on their way of integrating Google in the classroom. Here are a few tips to make life a little easier. You may have seen some of these before, but just in case you haven't...
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It's no secret that Google has been working hard to push its social network into the mainstream. Google has killed off some of its own products — e.g, the late Google Reader — in an attempt to drive more users into the arms of Google+. A more common tactic, however, has been to create bridges between the…
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From the Ngram Viewer to Google Dart, check out some of these lesser-known Google applications.
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December 2, 2013 12:46 PM
To fulfill you with more information and availability through Google...
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In what could have a significant impact for advertisers, Google is reportedly considering a change to how they track users online. Google might no longer use traditional cookies to track users, instead using an anonymous identifier called "AdID".
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A new extension for Google Chrome enables gesture-based web-browsing using the Leap Motion controller, a cheap USB motion tracker for Mac & PC. Via Laurie DesAutels
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Google's I/O 2014 keynote certainly had its ups and downs earlier this week, but the clear highlight as far as we were concerned was Android L. Google's next Android build, likely named Android 5.0...
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You think you know how to Google? You don't know how to Google.
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June 2, 2014 5:02 PM
If you don't already know these tips for searching Google more effective, you should.
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There are some areas where Google Now falls short. Here's how to use Utter to take voice control to the next level.
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Google has revealed plans to build its modular Project Ara smartphone with a new 3D printing process that should be able to generate “
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Tiaan Jonker's insight:
Had to Share this! Technology can be fun! :)
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As you slow down to celebrate the holidays and new year, join us in raising a toast to Google Reader and the host of other products we lost in 2013.
Chris Parsell's curator insight,
December 11, 2013 4:30 PM
I remember working on the first Blockbuster e-commerce site in 1998...wow, in internet years I'm ancient.
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The latest dev build of Chrome transforms into a full-blown Chrome OS installation when you open it in Windows 8 Metro mode.
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Google has announced the launch of Chrome Apps today in a bid to establish the Web browser as more of a platform in itself.
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September 6, 2013 8:38 AM
i had not been friendly with google chrome.i loved the attached applications but it has been unfunctional to me even after i had down loaded it
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Have you ever seen an image on the web and wanted to know more about it? Well, with the new Beta release of Chrome you can quickly discover all sorts of content related to an image...
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