Google I/O is Google's annual software developer-focused conference where people can see a glimpse of its visions. In 2016, the event was held on May 18-20th, 2016 at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View.
Facebook is serious about its Live feature, and now has gone further by introducing an interactive map that shows locations of all live-streaming videos around the world.
BitTorrent is a software company that provides communications protocol of peer-to-peer file sharing to distribute data on the internet. Known most for its file-sharing torrents and Sync, the company believes it can do much more that that - and that is live television.
Buildings are pretty much everything we see; they occupy either living space or anything to be put inside. Data centers are what homes the web, and for Google, they are the ones that store what the company has in its disposal.
The photo-sharing app Instagram is one of the world's most influential apps. When it undergoes a design overhaul, whether people are liking it or not, it's there to be seen.
Both Google and Microsoft are big and influential companies in their own terms. While Google is on the move to get more users on board its services, the company is slowly adapting to users by giving what was necessarily meant for Microsoft to be its own.
Google announces that 2016 is the first year for Google to ever feature a Google Play Awards. In an effort to recognize and appreciate the work of developers, Google is handpicking what it would be the best apps on its store across a number of categories.
Google's Chrome OS and web browser and are turning 50. After months of testing, Google is pushing the 50th major release to public. So what are the goodies?