Google brings its upgraded keyboard app Gboard to Android. Tech giant Google today has officially announced that it's rebranding its Google Keyboard application for Android users to "Gboard," the name sported by its newer keyboard app that sports a fully integrated Google Search engine, emoji and GIF search, and more.
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Anne Frank: Not Betrayed But Found By Chance
Wartime diarist Anne Frank may have been discovered due to a ration fraud raid rather than by Nazi's looking for hiding Jews
HIV Cure Update: How Close We Are For Its Absolute Cure?
HIV Research Breakthroughs 2016: How Close We've Come To A Cure, And Better Treatments. Human Immunodeficiency Virus, HIV, is a sexually transmitted virus that has infected millions around the globe.
IAEA Finishes Complete The First Ever South African Regulatory Review
South Africa's nuclear regulatory framework is robust, but improvements are needed in the country's regulation of the use of radiation sources, an International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) review mission has found.
Wall Street Closes Lower, Ending Stock This Week
Wall Street Closes Lower, How Did This Stock End The Week: Regions Financial Corporation (NYSE:RF). Wall Street gave back advances posted earlier in the session and the three benchmarks ended in the red on Friday as retailers and financial stocks marked some of the biggest declines.
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New Samsung Galaxy S8 Rumors Roundup: Bluetooth 5.0, Iris Scanner, Galaxy Note 7 Y-OCTA Display Technology And More.
What Google, Microsoft, and Amazon did this week in the race to be everyone’s favorite virtual assistant
Germany could fine Facebook €500,000 for each fake news post. The country of Germany isn't confident Facebook can self-regulate its fake news problem.
China Agrees to Return Seized Drone, Ending Standoff, Pentagon Says Saturday, Pentagon said that Beijing had agreed to return an underwater drone seized by China in international waters, an indication that the two countries were moving to resolve an unusual incident that risked sharpening tensions in the run-up to the inauguration of President-elect Donald J.
After a failed attempt to buy Sky in 2010, Fox moved again to acquire 61% of the company through a $14.6 billion deal. The deal, however, faced opposition over concerns of potential over-concentration of power since Rupert Murdoch also owns stakes in other firms in the U.K.
Oscar-winning actress Julia Roberts is set to star in the TV adaptation of the novel "Today Will Be Different." This marks her first lead role in the small screen after taking on numerous memorable roles in movies.
Pope Francis may be spending his 80th birthday just as a normal working day, but people worldwide have taken their time to extend their greetings to the Pope. Reaching the age of 80, the Pope has the option to retire already. However, considering his plans to visit different countries in the coming years, he does not seem to have retirement in immediate sight.
First Lady Michelle Obama reflected on the past eight years of being in the White House in an interview with Oprah Winfrey that will air on Monday. She also shared her views of America as her husband is set to step down soon.
Yahoo is under renewed scrutiny after its second disclosure of breach within this year. The major hacking incidents the company has been involved in puts a risk on its deal with Verizon. Although Verizon has not confirmed any plans of ditching the purchase, reports indicated that the company is demanding for better deal terms for the acquisition.
