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Navigation for Public Transport on Google Maps Now Works in Sofia
Google is expanding one of the most interesting options of Google Maps - navigation using public transport. The function already operates in Sofia and offers various options for traveling by using buses, trolleys, trams and metro.
Greek MLS Smartphones Come to Bulgaria with a Voice Assistant in Bulgarian
Greek Technology Company MLS Innovation Inc. announced its entry into Bulgaria. Their main advantage is a voice assistant in Bulgarian language. The MAIC (Artificial Intelligence Center) is an innovative technology embedded in the company's products. It allows voice interaction over a phone or tablet in Bulgarian. The software is available on all devices in the company.
Google is Starting to Delete Google+ Accounts From Today
From today, Google is beginning to delete profiles and photos on its Google Plus platform. In this way, the company will stop its entire social network, which was created as a Facebook competitor, reported Econ.bg
Subscribers were warned two months ago about the process of deleting profiles.
Why Does Europe Hate Tech Giants?
Statistics show that 19 out of 20 Europeans use Google when they search for something on the web. EU Commissioner for Competition Margareta Vestager, however, is not among them. She uses the competing search engine Qwant, which claims that does not collect personal data from users for a commercial purpose.
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5 Things You Can Do with an Android Smartphone, But Not With iOS
The question of what's better - having an Android or iOS smartphone, has been going on for years.
Both operating systems have their pros and cons.
However, some features are only available on Android phones. It is to them that will be mentioned in the following lines.
EU slaps tech giant with EUR 1.49 billion fine
This is the third fine for the US company in the past two years, Reuters is reporting.
Last year, EU regulators penalized Google with a record EUR 4.34 billion because the company used its Android operating system to block rivals.
This came after a fine of EUR 2.42 billion imposed on the company in 2017 for abusing its dominant market position.
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The EU Fined Google with 1.49 Billion Euros
Google has been fined $ 1.49 billion by the EU to block advertisers from its competitors in its search engine, the BBC said.
This is the third EU fine for the giant in the last two years.
The case was opened in 2016 and accuses Google that it has forbidden third parties to use the AdSence app to display advertisements by Google's rivals.
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Greece takes third spot in online searches for global destinations
Greece is the third most popular holiday destination according to a survey of web searches from December 2017 to December 2018, conducted by TravelSupermarket.
Google Opens New Office in Berlin with Eye on Expansion
American tech giant Google has opened a new office in Berlin that it says will give it the space to expand in the German capital, reports AP.
CEO Sundar Pichai said Tuesday the space means Google could more than double the number of Berlin employees to 300. Google currently has 1,400 employees in Germany.
Google to Invest $1 Billion in new New York Campus
Google's parent company Alphabet on Monday said it was investing more than $1 billion to set up a new campus in New York City, reports AFP.
In a blog post, Alphabet and Google CFO Ruth Porat said it would lease large office buildings in Manhattan's West Village neighbourhood which will become the centerpiece of a campus of more than 1.7 million square-feet (160,000 square metres).
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