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REVIEW: Mattel thinks it’s cracked the code to making virtual reality kid-friendly. The 70-year-old toy company, under the guidance of Google, released its Cardboard-powered View-Master on Friday. After going hands-on with the nostalgic headset this week, we’ve reached a verdict. For tech-savvy parents, kid gamers, and iPad wielding seven-year-olds, the revamped View-Master is worth its $30+ price. Just […]... →

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Hello friends, and welcome to another episode of CrunchWeek, TechCrunch’s weekly roundup show that brings you the best of the past seven days in just around 10 minutes. This week myself, and the excellent Megan Rose Dickey and Drew Olanoff gathered to riff on Tesla’s new Model X, Google’s recent hardware introductions including the new Chromecast, and, of course, what’s… Read More... →

Even though I’m a huge Giphy fan, I still use Google Image search a lot to find fun imagery…especially animated GIFs. The problem with using Google search for this is that the results aren’t animated. Static as the day is long. Womp Womp. First world problems, but you have to click on each result to see the animation and it’s never guaranteed that what you click on… Read More... →

Well, it happened. Google is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of a new parent company called Alphabet. The company announced its plans for a new corporate structure back in August. Google itself will continue to exist under the leadership of CEO Sundar Pichai, while Alphabet serves as “a collection of companies” led by CEO Larry Page. Read More... →

Google has now officially changed its name to “Alphabet,” according to a filing with the Security and Exchange Commission. Alphabet will act as a holding company, containing all of Google’s various companies, as well as the original search and services business. Today was the last day that Google stock will be traded on the NASDAQ. […]... →

EXCLUSIVE: Greylock Partners, a Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm that’s recognized for its social media investments, has added former Google, Arista, and Ericsson engineer Kyle Anderson to its enterprise investing team. At Google Anderson worked on on low-level distributed block storage technology. At Arista, he worked on distributed event logging for switches in data centers. At […]... →

This week in the Developer Shed Network, our users are tackling “content factories” and brainstorming ways to distribute and market content to the right people. Additionally, we’ve got news from WebmasterWorld and Threadwatch about Google’s “First Click Free” policy, Microsoft’s partnership with Baidu, the 3-Pack Snack Pack, and more. Grab a mug of cocoa and dive in! These are all fresh discussions, so if you want to join the conversation... [Read More...] The post Thoughts on Sustainable Content, Marketing... →

Facebook fast-growing digital video push is still very much a minnow to Google’s whale, according to VB’s latest research report: FB v GOOG: Who’s really winning in digital video? There’s been a lot said lately about Facebook, the social network’s quick growth in video, and four billion daily video views. Plus a lot said about how the […]... →

Motorola today announced plans to upgrade 11 of its phones to Google’s new Android Marshmallow operating system. Here is the list, announced in a blog post. 2015 Moto X Pure Edition (3rd gen) 2015 Moto X Style (3rd gen) 2015 Moto X Play 2015 Moto G (3rd gen) 2014 Moto X Pure Edition in the […]... →

It was a big week in tech news, with Google’s massive hardware event, a major announcement from Tesla, and a huge discovery from NASA. These are the stories to catch you up on everything tech this week. 1. Google held an event in San Francisco to announce a few new products. In particular, the company unveiled two new flagship Nexus phones — the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P. We… Read More... →

Mattel and Google’s project to make virtual reality kid-friendly has arrived. It’s called the View-Master. Obviously, Mattel is drawing on the brand power of the stereoscopic toy first released 76 years ago, banking on parents (and grandparents) to reminisce about how cool 3D seemed back when. The gadget costs $30, and as far as we can tell, it’s […]... →

SPONSORED: This sponsored post is produced by Winmo.  The topic of “ad-blocking” has escalated to a Donald Trump level of exposure in the media trades — especially after Google Chrome disabled the Flash Player plugin and Apple released iOS 9 with ad-blocking capabilities. Of course, publishers and advertisers are now convinced that the “war on advertisements” […]... →

As the definition of “watching TV” moves further away from meaning “paying for cable,” a number of major tech companies, including Apple, Amazon, Google, Roku and others, are angling to make their streaming media player the connected TV box of choice for those cutting the cord. Google actually has two entrants in this space: its recently upgraded Chromecast dongles and… Read More... →

The latest advancement in personalization, Google's new Custom Match feature will increase ad targeting potential. How can marketers effectively use this tool to their advantage?... →

So we had this from John Mueller a couple weeks ago, that the next Penguin update that Google plans on releasing will be real-time and hopefully by the end of the year. Gary Illyes kind of echoed... →

Probably the most shocking statement that came from a Googler at SMX East was what Gary Illyes said about authorship. He said last night that webmasters should not remove the authorship markup from their sites...... →

Yesterday, as I covered at Search Engine Land, Google said at SMX East on stage that the Google Panda 4.2 update that began rolling out around July 18th of this year is indeed still rolling out.... →

Yesterday at SMX East, during a presentation on a link audit panel...... →

The latest advancement in personalization, Google's new Custom Match feature will increase ad targeting potential. How can marketers effectively use this tool to their advantage?... →