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The current situation has compelled us to do more work from home and the conditions are to be continued for an uncertain time period. Offices are maintaining social distancing and allowing them to work from home is an important decision that companies are taking. Google has made a big announcement where they will be providing 1000$ to their employees as a fund to buy laptops and other devices. To make work from home a more comfortable option this allowances will be given by which they can easily buy computing, furniture and other devices used for work. CEO Of Google Sundar Lal Pichai said: “Because we still expect that most Googlers will be largely working from home for the rest of this year, we’ll be giving each Googler an allowance of $1,000 USD, or the equivalent value in your country, to expense necessary equipment and office furniture,” This amount will be of great help for employees to set up proper work environment. Google is also looking for opening more offices with 1...

As we all know the conditions that are prevailing in the world. The coronavirus lockdown has imposed us to stay at home. The major source of entertainment these days is through Google video streaming app YouTube. Also Read: Secure Your Facebook Profile With Its ” Lock My Profile” Feature, Here’s How? Since we are binge-watching on web series and movies this has disturbed our sleeping pattern. Disrupted sleep is a common complain that many people are facing. To limit the use of streaming videos at night and concerning your health YouTube has come up with a new feature. A new "bedtime" feature was added by Google on Wednesday to ensure that you sleep on time. The feature has already been added to android and ios phones. This new feature is available only for those who stream video9s on mobile phones and not laptops. A similar initiative called "tea break" was also taken by YouTube some time ago. In the new "bedtime feature" it will allow user s...

Google’s smart messaging app, Allo, is finally shutting down. Starting Tuesday, you will no longer be able to use the app for an exchange of smart replies. Allo, Google’s smart messaging app, os finally shutting down. from Tuesday no longer be able to use the app for an exchange of smart replied. Allo, helps read the page, “We’re saying goodbye to Allo on March 12, 2019”. if you have been using this app, you still have the chance to export your chats. Also Read:  HoloLens team called on Microsoft to cancel US Army’s contract on alleged warfare technology AAllo was launched in 2016, alongside the video chat service Duo. While Allo wasn't able to make it big with the masses. Get Connected To Us On Social Media: Facebook:   https://www.facebook.com/Stackumbrella Twitter:   https://twitter.com/stackumbrella Instagram:   https://www.instagram.com/stack_umbrella Google Plus:   https://plus.google.com/u/1/100834695301570151387 LinkedIn:   htt...

In a dream to make speech-to-text systems more seamless google has declared something that its Gboard Keyboard will now be able to support voice recognition even if you are connected to the internet. Google has updated Gboard’s speech recognizer to mimic the keyboard dictation system where the keyboard recognizes individually as they are spoked. The system is directly hosted on the device. eliminating the requirement to depend on seamless internet connectivity. Also Read:  Tech News: There will not be a 5G iPhone until 2020 As discussed by Google, the new Gboard speech recognize despite the small size of 80MB, the system is capable of offering the same recognizer does not find over a decoder graph and in place of that consists of a beam search by a single neural network. Get Connected To Us On Social Media: Facebook:   https://www.facebook.com/Stackumbrella Twitter:   https://twitter.com/stackumbrella Instagram:   https://www.instagram.com/stack_um...

In a wish to offer a quieter and less troublesome experience to its users, Mozilla Firefox has declared that its Firefox browser will shortly set up automatically muting audio and videos that play by default on sites. In its official blog, Mozilla stated that  Mozilla Firefox   66 will block automatically playing audio video and audio on websites on Android and desktop. Users will be required to hit on the unmute button to listen to the audio. Muted autoplay videos will be permitted. Also Read:  CWI urges ICC to review slow over-rate rule post Holder’s suspension So that users will have the capability to allow or block the autoplay for sites by permissions. The changes will be rolled out as part of the general release for desktop and android on 19 march 2019. Get Connected To Us On Social Media: Facebook:   https://www.facebook.com/Stackumbrella Twitter:   https://twitter.com/stackumbrella Instagram:   https://www.instagram...

Since 2014, Benjamin Grant searches for striking satellite pictures of our globe and publish them on his website - His purpose is to alter the way people see our globe and to present the effects of a human intervention that can be found in deserts- nature-, mining fields, islands etc. Have a look at the world like an astronaut with the fantastic satellite photos of Earth. These 29 earth satellite photos are our favorites: The Beautiful Tulip Fields In Lisse, Netherlands Kensico Reservoir In The Town Of Valhalla, New York San Francisco, California The Mill Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant, Ohio Sound Of Speed Airshow, Missouri The Greater Caucasus Mountains, Situated On The Border Between Russia And Georgia Venice, Italy Also Read:  10 stunning selfies that made your eye open London, Great Britain Loosdrecht, Netherlands Great Exuma Island, Bahamas Akimiski Island, Canada Akimiski Island, Canada Seoul, South Korea Swanson Dock, Austr...

On 24th August, a low-speed accident occurred which is a milestone of sorts for the company, although not one that is being celebrated. Nowadays, as more companies head towards public streets to set their autonomous vehicle systems, accidents have become more common. The vast majority are nominal, low-speed incidents. Via: pinimg.com In 2014, It was reported to DMV that there was an accident which involved a self-driving vehicle; owned by Delphi. Until now this year there have been more than 40 accidents involving self-driving cars reported to CA DMV. Via: cbsistatic.com The very first deadly autonomous vehicle accident occurred in March in Arizona. It involved an Uber self-driving vehicle hitting a pedestrian. Also Read: Microsoft Edge Is Finally Accessing Google Chrome & Firefox According to the tech report, the Apple Test car was trying to merge onto an Expressway near its headquarters in Cupertino, California, and travel around 1 mile per hour, when it last en...