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Google TV came out of nowhere, promising to be a single entertainment hub that would combine live TV and streaming services. No matter how shiny and new the platform is, it still casts a shadow in some places. Let's pull back the curtain and see what's not so great about Google TV's kingdom.

Inconsistent Control, Consistent Frustration: Imagine settling down to watch a bunch of movies, only to be slapped around by controls that keep changing. One app lets you rewind with your fingers, another wit

Writing interesting prose while conducting research and taking notes might seem like an endless balancing act to authors of all stripes. Let me introduce Google NotebookLM, an AI-driven writing helper that is poised to transform the way we work. However, is it merely a passing craze or the ultimate writing assistant?

From NotebookLM to Project Tailwind:
Originally introduced as Project Tailwind, NotebookLM is the result of years of study and cooperation, including author Steven Johnson's efforts.

Millions of people use Gmail every day for communication, but spam and phishing emails may frequently clog inboxes and even be dangerous. Fortunately, Google is continuously working to enhance its AI-powered spam detection capabilities, and their most recent improvement should make your inbox a more secure and enjoyable location.

Presenting RETVec: An Effective Weapon Against Spam

The breakthrough AI model known as RETVec (Resilient and Efficient Text Vectorizer) is the focal point of the most rec

Google has announced a new Inactive Account Policy that every business owner needs to understand. From their update:

Starting later this year, if a Google Account has not been used or signed into for at least 2 years, we may delete the account and its contents – including content within Google Workspace (Gmail, Docs, Drive, Meet, Calendar) and Google Photos.

The policy only applies to personal Google Accounts, and will not affect accounts for organizations like schools or businesses.

The new inacti

Startling developments in satellite imaging technology have left privacy advocates concerned about 24-hour monitoring over the last 10 years. Commercial satellite imagery, for instance, is effective enough to see a vehicle, but, it is not required to be sufficiently detailed to recognize the make and model. But innovations may soon avoid the rules of the government.

What is commercial satellite imaging?

Besides the many government-managed earth-observing satellites, several commercial earth-watchi

Consumers have a basic tendency of thinking with both, their rational and emotional brains. Study after study says it is for emotional reasons when they buy a product or a service. When they try to justify the money (or are about to) to be spent, logic comes into play - particularly when they are prioritizing their wants.

What is emotion analytics?

Emotional Analysis (EA) gathers information about how an individual communicates orally and non-verbally to know the mood or behavior of an individual.

Evaldas Rimasauskas, a Lithuanian man, became very rich. How? He is a criminal who used his lying skills to get more than $100 million from companies such as Facebook and Google between 2013 and 2015.

He’s now in jail, but during his trial, Rimasauskas admitted that he was guilty of several crimes including money laundering, wire fraud and identity theft. According to court records, Rimasauskas created a Latvian company called Quanta Computer Incorporated, which was the same name as a computer ha

Let’s cut to the chase (never mind how you misplaced your phone): There are several ways to sign out of your Google accounts remotely. It takes three steps, and you’ll need the desktop version of Google.

• On a mobile use a browser opposed to the Gmail/Google app and sign in at gmail.com.
• Seek out “Desktop version” at the bottom of the window/browser. Click it. You may need to login again.
• At the very bottom you will see “Recent Activity” in the right corner. Look below that to see “Details.” Click t

There is good news for the tech-unsavvy out there: Google has made their privacy settings easier to work with. This day has not come a moment too soon. “My Account” is Google’s new dashboard.

When you use any Google account, the giant company collects information on you. The new dashboard will reveal what information this is. My Account also has other privacy related features; check it out first chance that you get. It has the following three sections.

Security

• If you get locked out of your Google

Cyber crooks have phony websites that masquerade as the legitimate site you want to log onto. They’ve spun their web and are just waiting for you to fly into it. Google now has Password Alert, which will tell you if you’ve landed into such a non-Google web.

For the Chrome browser, this extension will prompt the user to change their password.

When you change a password (regardless of reason) or sign up for a new account and it’s time to come up with a password…don’t just make up an easy word to rem

We are back as per our commitment that we are going to share the complete series of Google Panda and it’s updates in our previous blog,“What is Google Panda? Implications of Google Panda on web world”. We are going to explore the first Google Panda Update 1.0 in this blog.

Panda Update 1.0 was released back in February 24, 2011 and it was a Big Earthquake for SEO industry. It influenced badly almost 12% of the search queries in the US only. Later Google applied it across the world. It is also kno