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Google Glass
Google Glass Enterprise Edition Is Ready for Work
After working on an enterprise version of the wearable, aptly named Glass Enterprise Edition, for the past two years, the Glass team is finally ready to bring it to more businesses.
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Simplify the Recruitment Process With Google Hire
Hire, a new recruiting app for small and mid-sized businesses, integrates with G Suite apps like Gmail and Google Calendar.
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Google Wins Fight With Labor Department Over Pay Gap Data
A judge has ruled that officials asked for too much info.
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Build Nearly Anything in VR With Google's Blocks App
The new Blocks app, free for HTC Vive and Oculus Rift, gives you a basic set of tools to create 3D objects in virtual reality, no PC required.
European Union
EU Considers Another Massive Fine for Google Over Android
Last month there was a $2.7 billion fine for abusing its dominance, now Google could face an even bigger fine over Android.
Disruption
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5 Ways Disruption Has Changed the World -- And How Businesses Can Adapt to the Future
Disruptive companies anticipate consumer needs and seek solutions to problems that may not have even fully developed into pain points yet.
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Google Officially Bids Adieu to Gchat
Those who hadn't made the switch by Monday should have already been forced over to Hangouts by now.
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EU Fines Google $2.7 Billion for 'Abusing Dominance'
In response to Google giving an illegal advantage to its own comparison shopping service, the European Commission issues its largest ever fine.
Terrorism
Internet Companies Boost Anti-Terrorism Collaboration
Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, and YouTube will work more closely together and with counter-terrorism officials to filter out extremist content from their websites.
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You Can Now Remove Medical Records From Google Search
Google's removal policy now includes a category called "confidential, personal medical records of private people."
Gmail
Google to Stop Scanning Gmail Messages to Serve Up Ads
Google apparently has enough data about your online activity to serve you targeted advertisements without its controversial email scanning program.
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Could an Update Mean a Google Glass Resurgence?
The wearable tech got its first software update in nearly three years, but it only adds Bluetooth support and some unnamed bug fixes.
Virtual Reality
Google: 180-Degree Video Is the Future of VR
Wait, didn't a new crop of consumer 360-degree cameras just go on sale this year? Yes, but Google says its new VR180 standard is much easier to work with.
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Google Urges Congress to Revise Outdated Overseas Data Laws
The push comes after a series of contradictory rulings in the U.S.
