In 2012, a small team of Google Inc engineers and business staffers met with several of the world’s largest car makers, to discuss partnerships to build self-driving cars. In one meeting, both sides were enthusiastic about the futuristic technology, yet it soon became clear that they would not be working together. The Internet search company […] Continue reading → 
The automatic “Pinging” feature in WordPress is extremely powerful – if you know how to use it. Fortunately, it’s very easy to setup once, and benefit from it every time you post new content or update existing content going forward. Plus, I’ve done all of the hard work for you in finding and testing this […] Continue reading → 
Google Inc is building cars that don’t have steering wheels, accelerator pedals or brake pedals, in an ambitious expansion of the Internet company’s efforts to develop self-driving cars. The small electric cars, which seat two passengers, are currently prototypes that Google has been building through partnerships with automotive suppliers and manufacturers, Google co-founder Sergey Brin […] Continue reading → 
CNET.com Seth Rosenblatt A lawsuit filed Tuesday against Google accuses the tech titan of engaging in widespread fraud by canceling AdSense accounts just before they were due to pay out. The suit relies in part on recent anonymous accusations that Google developed an AdSense fraud scheme in 2009 to prevent publishers from collecting money that […] Continue reading → 
Emil Protalinski, Earlier today, a huge allegation was made regarding AdSense and Google’s practices surrounding the program: “a former Google employee” claimed the company was and still is stealing money from publishers. Google has denied the whole posting, which has resulted in a heated discussion on many sites including Hacker News. The supposed Google scheme […] Continue reading → 
Violet Blue for Pulp Tech Someone claiming to be an ex Google AdSense is claiming the internet giant has systematically robbed its AdSense clients — an allegation Google has quickly denied. Styling themselves as a whistelblower, the individual who published Google AdSense Leak to Pastebin Tuesday, April 29 a detailed timeline of events alleging that Google knowingly shuts down […] Continue reading → 
Daniel Taylor, How will synthetic DNA impact our health and environment? Google is doing all it can these days to prepare for the coming “Singularity”. First, the company hired Transhumanist figurehead Ray Kurzweil to work as its director of engineering. Now, Google has hired top geneticist Cynthia Kenyon to work at Calico, Google’s “moonshot” operation […] Continue reading → 
Google Inc. ‘s costs are rising as the search provider finds it harder to keep up with a shift to advertising on mobile phones and sales fall short of estimates. Revenue, excluding sales passed on to partners, was $12.2 billion in the first quarter, falling short of a projection by analysts for $12.3 billion, according to […] Continue reading → 
Danny Goodwin, Google’s home page today celebrates the start of the 2014 Winter Olympics and also protests Russia’s stance on gay rights in the form of a Doodle. Abandoning its usual primary colors, Google’s logo adopts rainbow colors symbolic of gay pride. The sports depicted in Google’s Doodle are skiing, hockey, curling, bobsledding, figure skating, […] Continue reading → 
By Serge Marchuk, WordPress Ping list is a source which send pings to various search engines about your new post. In simple words Whenever you publish a new post or modify an existing post, WordPress send pings to all of the Ping Networks listed in your Ping Services area. So the searchengines will be notified […] Continue reading → 
Ralph Benko Part1: Two years ago Hollywood, no kidding, masterminded a plot to, in effect, steal the Internet (by criminalizing certain conduct, booby trapping the Web in ways that few non-mega-corporations could cope with). There are signs, as perceptively flagged by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, that the perps are back at it. We should care. This two-part […] Continue reading →