Google wants to get into your home — againBy Kai RyssdalMay 18, 2016Screenshot via GoogleThe company unveiled Google Home to compete with Amazon's Echo.POSTED IN: Google Amazon home amazon echo Silicon Valley ListenreadDownloadDownload
Google changes the color of its search result linksBy Kai RyssdalMay 10, 2016CHANDAN KHANNA/AFP/Getty ImagesUsers are not happy the company strayed from its blue-colored hyperlinks.POSTED IN: Google ListenreadDownloadDownload
Google might make minivans coolBy Kai RyssdalMay 03, 2016GoogleBecause self-driving vans are hipper than regular vans?POSTED IN: Google auto industry cars Chrysler ListenreadDownloadDownload
Why corporate venture capital funds are so popular By Kai Ryssdal and Molly WoodApril 25, 2016Google has Google Ventures, Twitter has Twitter Ventures, Intel has Intel Capital, and the list goes on. POSTED IN: venture capitalist Google Venture twitter venture ListenreadDownloadDownload
What does Nest's shutdown of Revolv mean for the future of smart home tech?By Andy UhlerApril 06, 2016Donna Tam/MarketplaceThe company kills the home automation hub and its users are pissed.POSTED IN: Revolv Nest Google alphabet ListenreadDownloadDownload
Are smart cars only as good as the roads they're driving on?By Sally HershipsMarch 31, 2016NOAH BERGER/AFP/Getty ImagesWhen lane markings don't work, neither do driverless cars, it seems.POSTED IN: driverless cars smart cars Google ListenreadDownloadDownload
How Google's venture capital team gets ideas off the groundBy Molly WoodMarch 21, 2016Jake Knapp from GV talks about the "sprint" to test new ideasPOSTED IN: venture capital startups Google Venture software engineer ListenreadDownloadDownload
Go-playing computer: 2 Humans: 0By Kai RyssdalMarch 10, 2016JUNG YEON-JE/AFP/Getty ImagesGoogle's AI program AlphaGo one the second of five games against a human Go champion.POSTED IN: go artificial intelligence Google ListenreadDownloadDownload
Go-playing robots are the new chess-playing robotsBy Kai Ryssdal and Molly WoodMarch 09, 2016Google via Getty ImagesGoogle's AlphaGo program beat Lee Se-dol, one of the world's best Go players.POSTED IN: artificial intelligence Google DeepMind AlphaGo IBM Watson ListenreadDownloadDownload
