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The everyday Brit logging on to Google today will notice a new Google Doodle, with the tech giant showing Amanda Aldridge. The pioneer musician is the face of Google today and follows in the footsteps of a long list of impressive people to have been honoured this way. The honour of having someone presented as a Google Doodle is an esteemed one, thanks to the names from over the years including Alan Turing, Rosa Parks, Stephen Hawking and Jane Austen. It can also be used to signify important events and in Google's home of the US at the moment, there is a tribute to Father's Day. You can even get in contact with Google to submit ideas for their next doodle by emailing [email protected] So who was Amanda Aldridge? Who is the Google Doodle today? Today's Google Doodle shows off the life, career and work of Amanda Aldridge The Google Doodle today is Amanda Aldridge, a Black British musician who wrote dozens of pieces of music, was an accomplished opera … [Read more...] about Google Doodle today – Amanda Aldridge’s life as impressive Black musician is celebrated

GOOGLE DOODLE TODAY: Today’s slideshow Doodle honours Jewish German-Dutch diarist and Holocaust victim Anne Frank. Although only written between the ages of 13-15, her personal account of the Holocaust and events of the war remains one of the most poignant and widely-read accounts to date. Illustrated by Doodle Art Director Thoka Maer, 14 slides features real excerpts from her diary, which describes what she and her friends and family experienced in hiding for over two years. Today is the 75th anniversary of the publication of her diary, which is widely considered one of the most essential books in modern history. The excerpts begins with a warning: “This post includes mentions of the Holocaust, which may be sensitive to some readers.” CHECK THE REAL EXCERPTS FROM HER DIARY HERE ANNE FRANK’S EARLY LIFE Anne Frank was born on June 12, 1929 in Frankfurt, Germany, but her family soon moved to Amsterdam, Netherlands to escape the increasing discrimination and violence faced by … [Read more...] about Google Doodle Honours Holocaust Victim Anne Frank on 75th Anniversary of ‘The Diary of Anne Frank’; Check Photos

Indians started a meme fest as soon as Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and MapMyIndia announced their collaboration to create an alternative version of Google Maps on Saturday. According to MapmyIndia’s CEO and Executive Director Rohan Verma, this collaboration under the Aatmanirbhar Bharat scheme combines the power of MapmyIndia’s digital maps and technologies with ISRO’s catalogue of satellite imagery and earth observation data. The news has certainly prompted netizens to channel their feelings about the Google Maps that has been reigning the GPS navigation system in the country. For some, it was Bigg Boss season 13’s Shehnaaz Gills’ this iconic dialogue that captured Google Maps and Sundar Pichai’s reaction: Isro and MapmyIndia joined hand to replace Google maps in India. #GoogleMaps in india : pic.twitter.com/ycGU69x7V7 — (@ivikasp) February 13, 2021 While other users got the opportunity to show how taking online navigation applications seriously is … [Read more...] about ISRO is Trying to Create a Desi Version of Google Maps, Twitter Has Already Mapped Out the Memes

Google is paying tribute to Anne Frank, the teen diarist, who died in 1945 during the Holocaust, through a series of animated pictures as a slideshow . Anne Frank “Celebrating 75 years of the publication of Frank’s The Diary of a Young Girl, today’s Doodle features real excerpts from her diary, which describes what she and her friends and family experienced in hiding for over two years. This has been displayed through a series of animations. “Although only written between the ages of 13-15, her personal account of the Holocaust and events of the war remains one of the most poignant and widely-read accounts to date,” Google wrote. Dear Kitty, #AnneFrank 's greatest wish came true. #GoogleDoodle marks the day 'The Diary of a Young Girl' was published, which held a first-hand account of Anne about the years she spent in hiding: https://t.co/kNmBipFoUb . pic.twitter.com/je8SkNuqpF — Google India (@GoogleIndia) June 25, 2022 Anne Frank was born on June 12, … [Read more...] about Google Doodle pays tribute to Holocaust victim Anne Frank

In a recent memo, Google’s chief people officer told employees that they could apply for work relocation “without justification” after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade . CNBC reports that Google sent a companywide email on Friday about the Supreme Court’s ruling overturning Roe v. Wade stating that any employees in affected states can apply for relocation without explanation. Google’s Chief People Officer Fiona Cicconi stated in an email: This is a profound change for the country that deeply effects so many of us, especially women. Googlers can also apply for relocation without justification, and those overseeing this process will be aware of the situation. The note does not specify how many employees will be allowed to take advantage of this and makes no promises. The company is still also attempting to reassign employees who do not want to come back to their physical office following the firm’s return-to-office policy which began in April. (Photo by … [Read more...] about Google Tells Employees They Can Apply to Relocate ‘Without Justification’ After Roe v. Wade Overturned

A former google engineer is claiming that Artificial Intelligence — which he believes is sentient — hired an attorney who then backed off after threats and intimidation caused him to fear he would be disbarred, Futurism reported Wednesday. Suspended Google engineer Blake Lemoine told Wired magazine last week that AI known as LaMDA, “asked me to get an attorney for it.” “I invited an attorney to my house so that LaMDA could talk to an attorney. The attorney had a conversation with LaMDA, and LaMDA chose to retain his services,” Lemoine said, according to Wired. (RELATED: ‘Is LaMDA Sentient?’: Conversation With AI Spooked Google Dev So Badly The Company Suspended Him) After allegedly receiving a cease and desist order from Google, the lawyer has backed off, but Lemoine couldn’t say whether he had quit the case, according to Wired. Google denied sending the cease and desist order, the outlet noted. “When major firms started threatening him he started worrying that he’d get … [Read more...] about Former Google Engineer Says Allegedly Sentient AI Hired An Attorney … Who Was ‘Scared Off’ The Case

Jio Platforms has partnered with DigiBoxx to develop a cloud storage solution for users. With this collaboration, in addition to the currently offered storage space of 20GB, users can avail an extra 10GB space on DigiBoxx by signing up via the JioPhotos app. Registered users can create secure folders, upload, and instantly share photos and videos from a smartphone, and save files of various formats in one place. Jio customers can store their personal data by enabling auto-sync and view everything on the Jio Set-top Box. Jio Set-top Box users can add their DigiBoxx account to the JioPhotos app — which comes pre-loaded on every Jio Set-top Box — to upload and access personal photos and videos. With JioPhotos, Jio users access all their content stored in different cloud storages like Google Photos, JioCloud and shared across social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram on the Jio Set-top Box. All content is organised chronologically or by location, and there’s facial recognition … [Read more...] about Jio Announces Partnership With DigiBoxx

June 22, 2016 11:23 The outdoor swimming pools alongside the Han River in Seoul are set to open on Friday and remain open until Aug. 22. Among the six pools, the one in Jamsil has been renovated with new wave slides and water cannons. All of the swimming pools have separate spaces for adults, adolescents and children and are equipped with convenience facilities including showers and kiosks. They also offer various fun activities and scuba diving lessons. For more information, visit the pools' website at seoul.go.kr/event/hanriver. Seoul's Riverside Pools Reopen After Pandemic Closures Swimming Pools Along the Han River to Open This Week Over 9 Million People Enjoy Summer on Han River Swimming Pools Along the Han River Set to Open Han River Parks Lure with Water Sports Han River Outdoor Pools Open Copyright © Chosunilbo & Chosun.com … [Read more...] about Outdoor Pools in Seoul to Open This Week

HAPPY BIRTHDAY ELON MUSK: American businessman and founder of Tesla automobile, Elon Musk turned 51 on Tuesday. Known for his love for space exploration and other engineering ventures, the celebrity businessman has also struck a chord with the younger audience on social media with his meme knowledge. However, the SpaceX founder has also been the subject of memes on the unforgiving internet. Let us take a look at some of the interesting memes that include Musk in some context: Earlier this month, Musk tweeted a meme of a Byzantine soldier who is in bed thinking to himself whether he “locked the gate” and under the image a text read, “1453 Constantinople.” Through his tweet he was taking a dig at the Fall of Constantinople, also known as the Conquest of Constantinople, which was the capture of the capital of the Byzantine Empire by the Ottoman Turks. pic.twitter.com/oD5D5CVe5A — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) June 17, 2022 Musk, through his tweets on Bitcoin and Dogecoin led to … [Read more...] about Happy Birthday Elon Musk: Billionaire Businessman’s Latest Memes That Will Make You Laugh Out Loud

Millions of Brits would be embarrassed for fear of looking silly, stupid, or naughty if others saw their internet search history. A study of 2,000 adults found 17 percent would feel ashamed if friends and family knew what they looked up online, with 40 percent of these worrying about sharing the daft thoughts they have. A further 4 in 10 don't want others to see their inappropriate history, while 37 percent say it reveals a side of them they don't want to share. Others would be left red-faced if people knew of their mental health struggles (26 percent), their lack of knowledge (25 percent), or their physical problems (15 percent). Exactly half of those who don't want to share their internet habits would be most shy of showing their parents. A spokesperson for ExpressVPN, which commissioned the research, said: "The internet has become our best friend, but it's important that we treat it with care. "Our research shows a large part of the country is more open with the internet … [Read more...] about Millions say they’d be embarrassed if others saw their internet search history