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Archives for January 2017
Waymo’s move to bring its hardware manufacturing in-house shows the company’s attempt to edge out suppliers like Delphi and Mobileye.
Google’s CEO says voice search is just part of the bigger search puzzle — and that Google has some real advantages.
Windows sales picked up a bit, too, allowing the company to beat sales and earnings estimates.
Alphabet’s sales beat expectations, but profits fell short.
The investment should take some weight off Alphabet to fund R&D for the medical business.
“By giving away stuff for free for so long, we’ve created an ad economy that is bigger than it should be,” Deep Focus CEO Ian Schafer says.
That’s one thing we’ll look for in Google’s fourth-quarter results, set for Thursday after the bell.
The iPhone maker confirmed the hire but won’t say what Duffy will be doing.
The company routinely weeds out “bad ads.” Now it weeds out more bad ad publishers, too.
With the next version of iOS, users will also be able to rate programs without having to go to the App Store.
Kevin Scott, senior VP of engineering at LinkedIn, is joining its new parent company.
Before joining Apple in 2014, Musa Tariq headed up Nike’s digital marketing.
The chipmaker is considering its own lawsuit against Apple, sources tell Recode.
Matsuoka recently left Apple, where she was working on health tech.
He announced on Twitter Monday that he will be head of editorial for Google Cloud.