My wife recently turned 30. She did not appreciate Google Assistant's joke today.7yr ⋅ 68pontiac ⋅ r/google
Google technology has learned to increase the resolution of images up to 16 times without loss of quality. The model is trained in image distortion techniques, and then reverses the entire process, gradually removing noise to achieve the declared result.2yr ⋅ Thryloz ⋅ r/google
Google Bard finally passes this logic test thanks to Gemini that previous model failed to do4mo ⋅ hasanahmad ⋅ r/google
After multiple iterations and a lot of earned experience, Google has managed to perfect its flagship service: canceling products.1yr ⋅ laminagarbosa ⋅ r/google
Back in the day (1999), Google was sweet & innocent. And then it grew up and needed to work for a living.1yr ⋅ Bawonga ⋅ r/google
I really hope this feature goes to Production. Might give some more transparency.1yr ⋅ Notalabel_4566 ⋅ r/google
Google just gave me 1 million terabytes of Google Drive storage, let's backup the entire internet2yr ⋅ Top_Total1536 ⋅ r/google
Google looking at you using Google to search 'will chatGPT replace Google'1yr ⋅ bloggersbond ⋅ r/google
I just googled an Emu and it asked if I wanted to see it in my space. Is this new? From google search3yr ⋅ Sip_py ⋅ r/google
Think Google is getting worried about ChatGPT? They asked questions about it and how it compares to Google search results.1yr ⋅ benhaube ⋅ r/google
I admire Google's design consistency. It's like their teams actually talk to each other4yr ⋅ EngineerAlba ⋅ r/google
Today I found out that when you reach 100 tabs you get a little smiley face4yr ⋅ DeadSpaceship ⋅ r/google
So yesterday I was just messing around with Google Earth, and came across this! This is around my city. You can clearly see the man holding a gun, and the woman closer to the building is too! This is clearly a crime being committed!3yr ⋅ somegirrl21 ⋅ r/google
Google, if you make an app compatible with dark mode (in this case YouTube), you gotta theme it all, including this boot screen. I hate when I open it later at night and it is all this LIGHT.5yr ⋅ inferusdota ⋅ r/google
Microsoft has got to be learning from Google Chrome team. First, the constant RAM overload and then Microsoft rebrands Edge using Chromium.3yr ⋅ stateofmetal ⋅ r/google
