Key announcements from Google’s I/O conference
From Android P to Google Lens.
From Android P to Google Lens.
The firm showed off new software which will see artificial intelligence make phone calls to schedule appointments when asked.
Berlinah Wallace denies murdering Mark van Dongen by throwing acid over him in September 2015.
Berlinah Wallace is on trial at Bristol Crown Court accused of murdering Mark Van Dongen.
Davide Buccheri was sentenced to 16 weeks in prison over his campaign against the woman after she rejected his romantic advances.
WALKING around central London this week sent a tingle down my spine as everywhere I turned I saw the name ‘Guernsey’ leaping out of hoardings, on the side of buses and on posters in the tube stations. When people chatted to me and found out that I was from Guernsey, they immediately mentioned the film or said they have read the book. They were keen to learn more about the island. What a great publicity vehicle for Guernsey – and it’s an opportunity we must capitalise on. We all need to sell, sell, sell. The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society movie has provided a wave of publicity and interest in the island and we need to surf that wave.
Hannibal Buress joked about Cosby on stage in 2014.
The new EU laws come into force on May 25.
The General Data Protection Regulation will give users more access to their personal data and more greatly punish mishandling.
Revenue and income are up for the technology giant.
The Home Secretary referred to the fashion retailer in a private business dinner earlier this month, the Financial Times reported.
A judge allowed the claim for the ‘right to be forgotten’ over a past crime.
More than half a million requests for links to be removed from the search engine results have been made to Google since the ruling.
The programme comes as the BBC sparked controversy by announcing Enoch Powell’s anti-immigration speech will be read in full.
A judge in London ruled in the man’s favour but rejected a similar claim by a second businessman.