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Google is delivering on its $1B commitment in Africa
Announces First Cloud Region in Africa Google yesterday announced its intent to establish a new Google Cloud region…
Six of the coolest things Google announced at “Search On”
Search On, Google’s annual event held to announce new features and developments in Search, took place on Wednesday,…
Gmail is moving political campaign emails away from the spam folder!
Gmail as we all know it is taking away the option of moving political campaign emails to user's spam box, hence moving them to the inbox.
Nigerians are feeling uncertain, and their searches show it. Here’s what they reveal and how technology can help
Juliet Ehimuan, Director, West Africa, Google Since Google launched in Nigeria, we’ve seen a few periods of global…
Google Cloud and Pepkor IT partner to drive business transformation powered by data and enhance shoppers’ experiences across Southern Africa
Leveraging BigQuery, Google Cloud’s data and analytics platform, Pepkor IT decreased the time spent on data processing for…
Android fed up with restrictive messaging on Apple iMessage
Google's Android team isn't feeling the green text blue text thrill of iMessage, but fixing this is Apple's responsibility.
Google is working on improving search results by using quotes
The results we get on any Google web browser will receive massive improvement with the use of quotes when typing into the bar.
Google invests in Lori Systems to help bring digital transport management to the African continent
Lori Systems, the e-logistics company digitizing haulage and providing shippers with solutions to efficiently manage their cargo and…
Discover what captured the interest of Nigerians in the first 6 months of 2022
Peter Obi, Olu Jacobs, AFCON 2022, Raheem Sterling, Osinachi Nwachukwu’s demise, Oxlade, Kizz Daniel and Tekno’s Buga and…
Google Duo is beginning to look and feel like Google Meet
A recent update to the Google Duo application brings some professional meeting features along making it feel more like Google.