With 'Heads Up', Google Wants People To Keep Their Heads Up To Stop Distracted Walking

Smartphones are packed with sensors that can can gather enough data to understand what is happening or predict what's going to happen.
Smartphones are packed with sensors that can can gather enough data to understand what is happening or predict what's going to happen.
"A big part of willpower is having something to aspire to, something to live for."
- Mark Shuttleworth
According to Google, more than 1 billion kilometres are driven by people while using its Google Maps app, every single day.
In more than 220 countries and territories around the world, the app has been one of the most relied on for commuting and travelling.
When browsing the web, users will leave digital footprints. This include browsing histories.
When light are shone onto objects, the objects are categorized by either transparent, translucent, or opaque.
There have been many discussions about "how to get backlinks from Wikipedia", and questions on "SEO with Wikipedia".
Bing, the search engine from Microsoft, is far from being the first in the world. But still, it's relatively small market share is huge when it comes to numbers.
Every single day, many websites are created and many are left abandoned or left to die.
With the many that go up and go down, fluctuations happen. And pair that with the trends that happen at any given moment, web pages can have different rankings, every single day.
Google's Android and Apple's iOS are two of the most popular mobile operating systems. What this means, most people in this world should either be a user of one or the other.