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OPINION: Project Nimbus poses ethical questions

by Anusha Siddiqui | Apr 18, 2024 | OP-ED, Opinion | 0 |

Google and Amazon’s contract with Israel, Project Nimbus, is a threat to human rights in Palestine.

OPINION: In the AI race, we should fear big tech companies, not machines

by Carlo Cantisani | Feb 1, 2024 | OP-ED, Opinion | 0 |

Tech companies like Meta and Google deem their new AI developments as “inevitable” for workers. But who decides who’s in and out, and why?

Google may cut ties with Huawei by Aug. 19

by rodrigodiaz | May 21, 2019 | Biz/Tech | 0 |

Internet giant Google announced on Monday it won’t be providing future Android updates to Huawei smartphones in compliance with a U.S. government order.

Google eyes gaming industry with new streaming service

by rodrigodiaz | Apr 3, 2019 | Biz/Tech | 0 |

Google took a leap into the gaming industry with the announcement of its new video game streaming service Stadia

Facebook introduced measures to prevent federal election distruption

by Kateryna Horina | Mar 18, 2019 | Biz/Tech | 0 |

Ahead of the upcoming federal elections, Facebook announces its plan on how they are going to prevent misinformation.

Google launches new job search feature in Canada

by HumberNews | Apr 26, 2018 | Biz/Tech | 0 |

Google has launched its new job search feature in Canada on Thursday.
The search tool was created to help job seekers navigate postings more efficiently during their job hunts.

Google unveils new Pixel smartphone

by HumberNews | Oct 4, 2016 | Biz/Tech | 0 |

By: Kylie Vaillancourt Google announced a new phone on Wednesday known as Pixel. The company made...

There will be no Netflix when it comes to pirated links

by HumberNews | Mar 28, 2016 | Biz/Tech, News | 0 |

Online video streaming has led Netflix to team up with Google in shutting down pirated sites.

Pope uses Hangouts to talk to children with disabilites

by HumberNews | Feb 5, 2015 | International News, News | 0 |

At 10 a.m. today Pope Francis held a Google+ Hangouts session with disabled children from around the world, including Brazil, United States, India and Spain. During the video discussion, the children had a chance to tell the Pope about their disability, ask him a question and tell him what they dream of doing in the future.