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Video Overviews in NotebookLM Updated With Google’s Nano Banana AI Model, Six New Visual Styles
Google on Monday announced new features for NotebookLM to help users better understand complex topics. The company is bringing Nano Banana to Video Overviews, taking advantage of its generation speed, element-based editing, and consistent character. As per the company, there are six new visual styles in Video Overviews, including Anime, Heritage, a...
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Google Meet Hits 100 Million Installs From Google Play, Doubled in Just 50 Days
Google Meet has surpasses the 100 million installs mark within three years of its launch, making it a solid competitor for other video chat apps such as Zoom and Microsoft Teams.
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Android Tablet Users Can Now Create Google Duo Account Without Phone Number: Report
Google Duo, the video chat mobile app by Google is reportedly getting a new update that will allow Android Tablet users to create an account on the platform without giving their phone numbers for verification.
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Google Says It Spends Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars On Content Review
Alphabet Inc's Google unit told a US House panel it spends hundreds of millions of dollars annually on content review and said it manually reviewed more than 1 million suspected "terrorist videos" on YouTube in the first three months of 2019.
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Google Adds 6-Second Video Preview to Mobile Search
The sneak peeks will only show up on Wi-Fi by default and users can opt-out of them in the settings for both the Google app and Google Chrome for Android.
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Google Quietly Launches 'Meet by Google Hangouts' Video Conferencing Service
Meet by Google Hangouts video conferencing service reportedly supports high-definition video calls with up to 30 participants, compared with the 10 participant limit on Hangouts.
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Google's YouTube Kids App Expands to Regions Beyond the US
Company also stated that since its launch, YouTube Kids app has been downloaded over 10 million times in the US.
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GDC 2015: Indie Game Makers Shaking Up World of Play
At the heart of the revolution is the fact that tools for making video games are ubiquitous and often free.
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When Parents Just Don't Get it: A Father-Son Tech Talk is Ultimate Facepalm
If someone was to make a list of the world's most difficult conversations, talking technology with parents would be a top ranker. 'Beta, how do I post on Facebook?' is now a chat every son or daughter dreads - as much as their parents once dreaded the 'where do babies come from' talk.
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Google Rates Internet Service Providers' Video Streaming Quality
The move is the latest development in the fight between ISPs and content companies over who is to blame for slow streaming speeds.
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Google's Niantic Labs making augmented reality game for 'Endgame' project
The 'Endgame' multimedia project will mesh together digital novellas, YouTube videos, social media, search results and a trilogy of young adult novels.
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Google executives acquitted in Milan autism video case
An Italian appeals court acquitted three Google executives of 2010 charges of having violated the privacy of an Italian boy with autism.
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YouTube alienates amateur users by courting pros
YouTube's amateur users now feels squeezed out by the site's sweeping transformation from user-generated clips to more professionally produced content.
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Google pulls the plug on many services
The latest to face the axe are Google Apps for Teams, Google Listen, Google Video for Business and certain Google created blogs.
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RIP iGoogle, Google continues its cleaning act
Google said that it's discontinuing iGoogle page designed as Web "portal," as it had become less relevant in the age of the mobile Internet.
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Video Overviews in NotebookLM Updated With Google’s Nano Banana AI Model, Six New Visual Styles
Google on Monday announced new features for NotebookLM to help users better understand complex topics. The company is bringing Nano Banana to Video Overviews, taking advantage of its generation speed, element-based editing, and consistent character. As per the company, there are six new visual styles in Video Overviews, including Anime, Heritage, a...
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Google Meet Hits 100 Million Installs From Google Play, Doubled in Just 50 Days
Google Meet has surpasses the 100 million installs mark within three years of its launch, making it a solid competitor for other video chat apps such as Zoom and Microsoft Teams.
-
Android Tablet Users Can Now Create Google Duo Account Without Phone Number: Report
Google Duo, the video chat mobile app by Google is reportedly getting a new update that will allow Android Tablet users to create an account on the platform without giving their phone numbers for verification.
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Google Says It Spends Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars On Content Review
Alphabet Inc's Google unit told a US House panel it spends hundreds of millions of dollars annually on content review and said it manually reviewed more than 1 million suspected "terrorist videos" on YouTube in the first three months of 2019.
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Google Adds 6-Second Video Preview to Mobile Search
The sneak peeks will only show up on Wi-Fi by default and users can opt-out of them in the settings for both the Google app and Google Chrome for Android.
-
Google Quietly Launches 'Meet by Google Hangouts' Video Conferencing Service
Meet by Google Hangouts video conferencing service reportedly supports high-definition video calls with up to 30 participants, compared with the 10 participant limit on Hangouts.
-
Google's YouTube Kids App Expands to Regions Beyond the US
Company also stated that since its launch, YouTube Kids app has been downloaded over 10 million times in the US.
-
GDC 2015: Indie Game Makers Shaking Up World of Play
At the heart of the revolution is the fact that tools for making video games are ubiquitous and often free.
-
When Parents Just Don't Get it: A Father-Son Tech Talk is Ultimate Facepalm
If someone was to make a list of the world's most difficult conversations, talking technology with parents would be a top ranker. 'Beta, how do I post on Facebook?' is now a chat every son or daughter dreads - as much as their parents once dreaded the 'where do babies come from' talk.
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Google Rates Internet Service Providers' Video Streaming Quality
The move is the latest development in the fight between ISPs and content companies over who is to blame for slow streaming speeds.
-
Google's Niantic Labs making augmented reality game for 'Endgame' project
The 'Endgame' multimedia project will mesh together digital novellas, YouTube videos, social media, search results and a trilogy of young adult novels.
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Google executives acquitted in Milan autism video case
An Italian appeals court acquitted three Google executives of 2010 charges of having violated the privacy of an Italian boy with autism.
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YouTube alienates amateur users by courting pros
YouTube's amateur users now feels squeezed out by the site's sweeping transformation from user-generated clips to more professionally produced content.
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Google pulls the plug on many services
The latest to face the axe are Google Apps for Teams, Google Listen, Google Video for Business and certain Google created blogs.
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RIP iGoogle, Google continues its cleaning act
Google said that it's discontinuing iGoogle page designed as Web "portal," as it had become less relevant in the age of the mobile Internet.
