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Slides is the new official tool for viewing and editing presentations that comes with the last version of Google Drive app.

Google is a giant enterprise with a multitude of projects being developed simultaneously, and it’s normal for certain reduncies to exist, such as what happens with its messaging services. Google has GTalk, the Google+ and Hangouts chat, and you can even chat via Google Drive! Because of this, just...

Google and the European Union have a long history of disputes, and it doesn’t seem as though they’re going to end anytime soon. This time, the EU wants to force Google to modify its search results all throughout Europe because it believes that the Internet giant favors its own...

The Internet is financed, principally, by advertising. But, what happens if an Internet provider – that is, the company that provides the Internet connection – blocks it? Until now, blocking banners and other kinds of advertisements was up to the user, who had to look for plugins or extensions...

When launching a new version of an operating system, one can expect there to be some errors that we consider normal, or in the case of the new Android version, a mistake so huge that it is hard to believe that it actually happened. What happened? Google completely forgot...

When launching a new version of an operating system, one can expect there to be some errors that we consider normal, or in the case of the new Android version, a mistake so huge that it is hard to believe that it actually happened. What happened? Google completely forgot...

The dangerous exploit that affects the majority of Intel, AMD, and ARM processors from the last decade may also have repercussions on Android devices.

Between Black Friday and the coming holidays it's very likely that lots of you will get a new smartphone, leaving your former device orphaned and quite possibly abandoned at the bottom of your junk drawer. But at this point basically any Android is powerful and versatile enough to have a...

'All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy'. Yes, but Jack didn't use any of these apps for writers.

MSN Messenger wasn’t the only service to get the axe this week by Microsoft: It also announced on its official website that Windows XP and Microsoft Office 2003 will no longer receive support starting April 8, 2014. From that day on, the long-lived operating system will not receive security...