Nearly 20 hours after Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said he would fight a court order directing him to help the FBI gain access to a murderer’s iPhone, only two tech heavyweights spoke out on the issue.
Google has removed from its Israeli portal google.co.il the results of a search that refer to a famous businessman who in the past served as a double agent for the KGB and the Shin Bet security service, and whose name was under a gag order imposed by the military censorship according to a report on…
New York – Google Maps is getting disconnected.
When Issamar Ginzberg enters his Jerusalem office on a sweltering summer day, he’s wearing a long black coat tied at the waist and a black hat. His long, scraggly beard and sidecurls, or payos, offer no relief from the heat.
Tel Aviv – An Israeli firm which specializes in design and architecture argued on Tuesday that Google was wrongfully appropriating their name “Alphabet” and is planning to ask the internet giant “to pick a name that is not already taken.” In a written statement sent to the press, Alefbet Planners Ltd. claims that Google’s new…
Google said it is “appalled” its new Photos service mistakenly tagged two black friends as gorillas.
Google’s new image-recognition program misfired badly this week by identifying two black people as gorillas, delivering a mortifying reminder that even the most intelligent machines still have lot to learn about human sensitivity.
Google chairman Eric Schmidt provided a vote of support toward Israel on Sunday, praising its “culture of entrepreneurship” amidst several high-profile attempts to lob global boycotts against the Jewish state.