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Scott Weiss regards that Facebook’s new Graph Search takes Facebook into the search business with baby steps. How worried should Google be? Weiss thinks search field is a big enough business to include multiple companies.

Google’s parental control software Family Link now supports Chromebooks December 13, 2018
Since its public debut in fall 2017, Google’s parental control software dubbed Family Link, has been steadily expanding, both in terms of its capabilities and its reach. Today, it’s making the jump beyond smartphones for the first time, with newly added support for Chromebook computers. As on Android devices, parents will now be able to […]
Sarah Perez
Google Assistant can now do British and Australian accents in the US December 13, 2018
Even the old smart assistant needs a fresh coat of paint, from time to time. For those looking to switch things up a touch, Google announced today that Assistant is now capable of speaking in a couple of additional accents for U.S.-based users. Head to the Settings tab on a compatible handset, and you can […]
Brian Heater
Amazon is officially stocking Google Chromecasts yet again December 13, 2018
There’s been a break in the multi-year feud between Google and Amazon, apparently, as Amazon is now — once again — selling Google Chromecast devices on its site. The devices were banned from Amazon back in 2015, when the retailer then decided that only devices supporting Prime Video would be allowed. A year ago, it […]
Sarah Perez

Year in Search: Movies, TV, music and sports we searched for in 2018 December 12, 2018
Curious which flicks, footballers and masters of falsetto have the fiercest fans? Year in Search might have a clue for you.You can explore both the global and country-specific trend lists here, but we also wanted to dive deeper into the leagues, genres and styles that captured people’s attention in the world of sports and entertainment […]
The Year in Search 2018 December 12, 2018
Every day, people turn to Search to explore the world of information on the web. They come looking for everything from news and helpful how-tos to song lyrics and easy dinner recipes.As each year closes, Google Trends data reflects not only these everyday queries, but also the moments, people, ideas, and questions that made that […]
Imagining new ways to learn Morse code’s dots and dashes December 3, 2018
We first met Emmett at Adaptive Design Association, an organization near Google’s NYC office that builds custom adaptations for children with disabilities. Communicating for him is difficult—he uses a clear plastic word board and looks at specific squares to try and get across what he wants to say. We thought we might be able to […]

You asked, we listened: more Android! August 1, 2012
A few months ago, we asked what content you wanted to see more of on the Google Mobile Blog, and the answer was quite clear: more Android! We launched +Android on Google+ and now we’ve launched the Official Android Blog, a new place for you to find all the latest news from the Android team. […]
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Google Offers app now available on iPhone June 19, 2012
Today we’re announcing the new Google Offers app for iPhone. Now, iPhone users can discover, buy and redeem Google Offers, as well as deals from our partners, on-the-go. Some of the features of the new Google Offers app for iPhone include: Instant savings, just around the corner: Quickly discover offers near you in map view […]
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A faster, simpler Google Search app for iPhone May 23, 2012
(Cross posted on the Official Google Blog)Starting today, when you use the Google Search app on your iPhone, you’ll see a completely redesigned interface that gives you faster results, beautiful full-screen image search, and a simple way to access all your Google apps in one place. Search by voice, by typing, or with your cameraGet results, fastWhen you’re on […]
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