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Google will pick up a 7.7 percent stake in Reliance Industries' technology venture for Rs 33,737 crore, richest Indian Mukesh Ambani said on Wednesday. "We...

Tech giants Apple and Google, in an attempt to combat the spread of the deadly pandemic coronavirus, are working on a contract-tracing tool. Stronger privacy...

Google is working towards adding features including the highly-anticipated free tier, YouTube streaming, family game sharing to Stadia soon.

Google has announced that five specific new games will arrive on its cloud gaming service Stadia in the coming months.

Take a look at the list of games that are currently available on Stadia.

Since 2016, Netflix has been one of the highest-earning non-gaming apps. But this year, Tinder has surpassed the previous topper. Its subscription-driven service ‘ Tinder Gold’ service has managed to ride on growth from emerging markets including India.

The report came in public when a Whistleblower who is working with Google and Ascension to collect data of millions of people in America. The project is known as Project Nightingale, and the aim is to make an artificial intelligence from the data collected, which will help the people for the betterment of their health care. What is Project Nightingale? It is an initiative of Google in partnership with Ascension, which is known in America as a non-profit health organisation. Currently, Ascension is having more than 150 hospitals and around 50 senior doctors working with them. The objective behind the project is to collect the data of the people in America and create artificial intelligence which will help people in a better way to take care of their health. The data that is collected includes hospital records of the patients, lab results, MRI report and all other information which is related to the health of the patient. 

Just days after reports surfaced the internet that Google is close to buying Fitbit, Google and Fitbit have now confirmed the purchase. Fitbit in its press release today announced that it has agreed into an agreement to be acquired by Google LLC. Google’s parent company, Alphabet has agreed to pay Fitbit $ 7.35 per share in cash, thus, paying the fitness bracelet manufacturer a total of approximately $ 2.1 billion.

Delhi High Court directed the websites not only in India, but globally to remove any such content against Ramdev or his company Patanjali. Yesterday, Delhi High Court in the later limb of hearings directed Facebook, Google, YouTube (owned by Google) and Twitter to “forthwith” remove, block or disable on a global basis links to a video containing defamatory allegations against yoga guru Ramdev.