The Village Guy

Having a high-end computer or any one of the boxes (Xbox, PlayStation) is not necessary to play high end games in the near future. Recently Google announced a new product from its armory related to gaming at GDC2019, called Stadia . Stadia offers to stream the game in the web browser itself. The game will be loaded and run on the server side, only the video will be played on your computer/mobile. This can be called as Cloud Gaming or Game as a Service (GaaS). All we need is a decent internet connection and probably a subscription for Stadia. No need for any boxes. The traditional premium boxes will be second thought. Since they are expensive for a casual gamer, Stadia will be the best option to experience big games. High tech spec GPUs, high speed processors and all the expensive hardware part will be saved. Hmm, it sounds awesome!! This is another master plan by Google to rule the digital world. Already Google and it's echo system is way more penetrated...

After all these years, android didn't change much of it in the logo department. May be it's time for new one. LG G wrist watch boot animation showcase the new logo for Android. The logo seems quite simple and impressive as compared to the previous one. ps:There is no official announcement from Google.

Here are the best (according to my usage) Google Chrome extensions. Search by Image (by Google) This will allow you to search the internet with the image.

There will be a time when you want to know what are the trending topics around the world or in particular country. Google trends released new feature to visualize the new trends in full screen.

 Company strategies are making them simple in looks but they are innovating more. Google announced it's new logo which looked like washed out of the previous one.

Google's street view is a well known feature for it's users. Street view is captured by it's special equipment which can be attached to a vehicle(car) and this vehicle roam around the city and capture with it's stereo cameras attached to it. During 2008 to 2010 Google While capturing the location, it also captured the wi-fi networks and users' personal information, URLs, passwords etc.  Initially, Google said it "collected only fragments of payload data," but it later said it collected entire e-mails, URLs, and passwords. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Vehicle to capture StreetView[/caption] Google paid $7million over a privacy-related complaint regarding its Street View mapping service. As part of today's settlement, Google must destroy the data it gathered during that time period. It must also run, for at least 10 years, a training program for employees about privacy and confidentiality of user data, as...

Google searches every word in your mail before it reached to your inbox. that's the part now Microsoft is aiming to notify. Now they came with full site and analysis.