Project Bloks is creating a development platform for tangible programming, to help kids develop computational thinking through playful coding experiences.
Source : Project Bloks – Creating a development platform for tangible programming
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This update was made possible in a large part thanks to the Landsat program and its commitment to free and accessible open data.
Source : Google Lat Long: Keeping Earth up to date and looking great
Source : Google Traduction via Linguisticae
After breaking off talks with Space Data, Google allegedly began work on Project Loon, which Space Data claims has hurt its business and damaged its reputation “among potential and existing customers, business partners, investors, and in the industry in general.”
Source : Google Sued By Space Data Corp. Over Project Loon Balloon Project – Fortune
We create the list of symptoms by looking for health conditions mentioned in web results, and then checking them against high-quality medical information we’ve collected from doctors for our Knowledge Graph. We worked with a team of medical doctors to carefully review the individual symptom information, and experts at Harvard Medical School and Mayo Clinic evaluated related conditions for a representative sample of searches to help improve the lists we show.
Source : Official Google Blog: I’m Feeling Yucky 🙁 Searching for symptoms on Google
« What happens if we leave the EU? » and « What is Brexit? » become top search terms.
Unfortunately for the British people, the answer to the question « what happens if we leave the EU? » is unlikely to be answered by a simple Google search.
Source : UK voters don’t understand Brexit, Google searches suggest
The Google Transparency Project has identified at least 80 revolving door moves between Google and European governments over the past decade as the company seeks to boost its influence in the region and head-off antitrust action and privacy regulation.
Source : Google’s European Revolving Door | Google Transparency Project
On Thursday, Google said it had appealed the demand, and said one country should not be able to regulate the worldwide internet.
Source : Google accuses France of trying to apply its laws to global internet