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Google Investigating Potentially Dangerous Maps Route In Scotland

The route in question is at Scotland’s highest peak Ben Nevis. The Maps app recommends a route to the top of the mountain that includes steep and rocky terrain with virtually no paths. Local groups like Mountaineering Scotland and the John Muir Trust issued a joint statement even “most experienced mountaineer would have difficulty” following this particular route despite good visibility. This route directs users to the Steall Falls car park on top of the mountain....

Google Maps Street View Makes Its Way Back To India

Back in 2016, the Indian government declared that there were security and privacy risks with Street View technology. Thus, the feature was banned in the country. This was, of course, not ideal for users who loved the feature. The Street View is a useful tool if you want to get a good look at a place before going. Also, if you’re searching a location on the map, but the aerial view is obscured by trees, you’ll be able to use the Street View....

Google Nest Wifi Pro Review Wifi 6E Has Arrived

But the real question is, is the Nest WiFi Pro any good? Typically when a product significantly (by about 33%) undercuts the competition, it’s not very good. So is that the case here? Let’s find out in our Nest WiFi Pro Review. Google Nest WiFi Pro Review: Unboxing & Setup Google Nest WiFi Pro Review: Unboxing & Setup I’ll be frank here, when FedEx dropped off the Nest WiFi Pro, I thought maybe something else had been delivered....

Google Registering Users To Talk To Its Allegedly Sentient Chatbot

At the I/O 2022 summit in May, Google CEO Sundar Pichai reported about the company’s experimental LaMDA 2 conversational AI model. He said the project would be open to beta testers in the coming months, and now users can take reservations to be among the first users testing this supposedly-sentient chatbot. The LaMDA – Language Model for Dialogue Applications – is said to be a sentient natural language processing (NLP) model....

Here S The First 3Rd Party Site To Use Material You

In the early days after Google unveiled Material You, the company went on a mad dash changing its first-party apps to comply with the Material You aesthetic. Now, all of its apps are pretty much changed, and the company is working on its desktop sites. It recently changed the Gmail website. Bundled Notes is the first third-party service to add Material You to its website Bundled Notes is the first third-party service to add Material You to its website...