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Google's $1.1 billion agreement to acquire 2,000 employees from HTC enhances its smartphone manufacturing capabilities and strengthens its market position.
After four years of controversy, Google closed its Mainland search service rather than continue to self-censor sensitive material.
Google is fined $21 million in India for abusing market dominance, as reported by Reuters.
Google Glass offers voice features, video capability, and customizable titanium frames.
Waymo tests its self-driving cars on city streets without a human driver, marking a significant advancement in autonomous vehicle technology.
Davos debates tech disruption as Eric Schmidt warns of job losses from automation.
Google's latest deal involves acquiring Nest Labs for $3.2 billion, focusing on smart devices.
AlphaGo, an A.I. program by Google’s DeepMind, defeated world champion Go player Ke Jie three times in a match that raised national pride concerns in China.
Gordon Ramsay confronts a recession's impact on his restaurant empire and offers advice.
Over 200 million players engage with Fortnite, prompting Cory Souza to offer tutoring sessions for $15 an hour to help kids improve their skills.
Graphene technology advances with new shoes tested in the England Lake District.
Adam Cohen showcases The Asteroids game for iPad, featuring classic arcade controls.
Alan Rusbridger introduces Guardian Goggles, enhancing how the Guardian delivers news.
Kate Carter reviews popular GPS watches from Nike, Garmin, and Polar for runners.
EasyJet's share price rose 80% in 2012, bringing the airline close to joining the FTSE 100 amid a challenging UK economy.
Survivors of the Parkland school shooting conduct a 20-state bus tour to advocate for gun control, facing opposition from gun rights activists along the way.
A furious youtuber walked into YouTube's San Bruno headquarters and shot three employees last week.
A shooting in Uvalde, Texas, leaves 14 children and one teacher have been killed.
A gunman opens fire in a Copenhagen shopping center, causing chaos and injuries.
Government votes on gun legislation are repeatedly blocked as the gun lobby gains strength, leaving innocent victims caught in the crossfire.
A journalist is saved by an old lady from thugs in The City of Love, shared on Facebook.
Vince Vance showcases his wacky singing talent and unique hairstyle on Facebook.
Fears that up to half a million people may have died in the Haiti earthquake emerge.
Hamas warns Ashkelon residents to evacuate by 5pm via Telegram channel announcement.
Bavaria-based Hanwag makes durable climbing boots by hand using up to 180 parts.
Sonneberg is home to the Martin Teddy Bear, handmade by a family business for generations.
Hanergy, a Chinese company, is valued at 18 billion dollars and leads in solar power innovation.
Governments track the BA.2 omicron variant as it spreads rapidly in Denmark and India.
Harley-Davidson shifts focus to smaller bikes to attract younger, international consumers.
The King Air 350i remains a top choice for private flights in Europe due to its durability.
Donald Trump discusses cyberattacks and the Internet's impact on children and society.
The video discusses the ongoing conflict in the Occupied West Bank during Gaza's bombardment.
Porsche Factory uses innovative tech to support its aging workforce and enhance productivity.
Explosives engineers plan and execute the demolition of a high-rise building, managing structural supports for a safe and controlled collapse.
Leaked documents suggest Ukraine's air defenses may soon run out of missiles amid Russian threats.
Cole and Charisma, an interabled couple, navigate the challenges of home buying with Rocket Mortgage while advocating for disability awareness through their YouTube channel.
Zoella Braverman resigns after sharing secure information on a private phone.
The Hong Kong Occupy movement uses Facebook for coordination and information sharing.
Paul meets a student in Causeway Bay documenting protests and sharing updates on Facebook.
Germany is still reeling from last week's floods, with over 160 dead and a 400 million euro relief package approved.
Hamas attacks Israel, prompting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to vow retaliation.
Viktor Bout's weapon supplies to the Taliban draw U.S. Intelligence scrutiny post 9/11.
Brandi Levy's Snapchat post leads to a Supreme Court case on student free speech rights.
A client’s bankruptcy leaves Montana couple Haley Mindt and Larysa Hurst $50,000 in debt as they build their trucking business during the oil boom.
AI and Infosys enhance tennis experiences for fans and players at events like Roland Garros.
WhatsApp users are urged to update apps due to a vulnerability linked to NSO Group's Pegasus.
British Steel struggles with high costs and lost EU carbon credits after Brexit.
Jack Ma, the most famous businessman in China, faces a dramatic fall from grace amid tech regulation.
