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Will Your Baby Like Cilantro? These Genetic Tests Say They Can Tell
A growing set of direct-to-consumer genetic testing companies like BabyGlimpse are aimed at new, expecting, and aspiring… Read more
Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2018 Google doodle honors Dr. King & his dream for a better world
The image was designed by guest artist Cannaday Chapman and created in collaboration with the Black Googlers Network. Th… Read more
Google to fix reverse image search bug
Pages that include matching images section is not showing image thumbnails as it should. The post Google to fix reverse… Read more
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With much of AdWords' help documentation geared towards retailers, it can be confusing for manufacturers to figure out h… Read more
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Get great results from your GoPro or other action cam as you capture your snowy heroics ... and your legendary bails. Read more
Kylo's Shirtless Look Is a Problem for Star Wars Cosplayers
High-waisted tights are much harder to find than you might think. Read more
Britain's Next Megaproject: A Coast-to-Coast Forest
50 million new trees will repopulate one of the least wooded parts of the country—and offer a natural escape from seve… Read more
A Child Abuse Prediction Model Fails Poor Families
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How To Make A Drag-and-Drop File Uploader With Vanilla JavaScript
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Texas Instruments' New Headlights Dazzle With a Million Pixels
Too bad federal regulations won't allow the cool tech on American roads. Read more
Don't Blame Social Media for the "Oprah For President" Talk—Blame Everyone.
Mass disdain for the political system makes it easy for anyone with a social network to launch themselves into politics. Read more
How Dirt Could Save Us From Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs
One chemist thinks he's found a way for us to outrun the lethal juggernaut of antibiotic resistance. Read more
How Gore-Tex Went From Accident to Outdoor Essential
Gore-Tex, the waterproof material in your favorite jacket—and boots and ski pants—was born by accident. Read more
Trump's 'Shithole Countries' Comment Tops This Week's Internet News
There was no way social media was going to let the president's comments go uncommented upon. Read more
The 'Doublespeak' of Responsible Encryption
It's a new name for an old argument: that public agencies fighting crime and terrorism must have access to our private c… Read more
Boeing's Skunk Works Cargo Drone Is a Heavy Lifter
Eventually, it should be able to fly as far as 20 miles, carrying 500 pounds )or 400 large Domino's pizzas. Read more
Why an Old Theory of Everything Is Gaining New Life
For decades, physicists have struggled to create a quantum theory of gravity. Now an approach that dates to the 1970s is… Read more
How the False Hawaii Missile Warning Could Have Happened
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Zhou Youguang Google doodle honors Chinese linguist known as the 'Father of Pinyin'
Youguang's work helped bridge multiple Chinese dialects into a written language. The post Zhou Youguang Google doodle ho… Read more
Crescent Moon's Innovative Snowshoe Is Built Like a Flip-Flop
These all-foam snowshoes from Crescent Moon might look low-tech, but the combination of cleats and tire-like treads prov… Read more
Meltdown, Spectre, Malicious Apps, and More of This Week's Security News
Meltdown, Spectre, malicious Android apps, and more of the week's top security news. Read more
Virgin Hyperloop One Is Bringing Elon Musk's Dream to Life
The Richard Branson-backed venture wants to launch a commercial hyperloop in 2021, and it's got work to do. Read more
Space Photos of the Week: Home Is Where the Supermassive Black Hole Is
At the heart of our own Milky Way galaxy is a big, black hole—and NASA just snapped a photo of it. Read more
Facebook's Adam Mosseri on Why You'll See Less Video, More From Friends
Facebook's vice president for newsfeed explains the thinking behind recent changes in the algorithm that determines what… Read more
'Black Mirror' Should Not Be a Shared Universe
The show's most recent season hinted that its episodes are connected—but it should stay an anthology series. Read more
Review: Denko WordPress Theme for Your Business
In business, branding is everything. If you present yourself professionally on the web, customers will trust you more an… Read more
Search Engine Land's Community Corner: Holiday retail results, Search Engine Land Awards and more
I hope you've had a great week as the new year truly kicked into gear. Calling all incredible search marketers (psst,… Read more
SearchCap: Videos on Google My Business, SEO reports & search pics
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. The post… Read more
Google My Business video uploads now available to business owners
Videos can appear on Google Maps and local search listings. The post Google My Business video uploads now available to b… Read more
4 reports you can pull from Ahrefs that you didn't know existed
Columnist Kevin Rowe points out some handy reports available in Ahrefs for helping to inform your link building, SEO and… Read more
Search in Pics: Google Brain jacket, puppy dog eyes & deprecated GoogleBot
In this week's Search In Pictures, here are the latest images culled from the web, showing what people eat at the sear… Read more
Air Lookout Is The Side Project That Changed My Design Process Forever
In February of 2015, I began working on an iOS app called Air Lookout. The goal of the app was to simplify and remove an… Read more
Universal Principles Of User Experience Design
(This is a sponsored article.) As designers working in an ever-changing field, it's important that we develop an under… Read more
Why Google AdWords' Keyword Volume Numbers Are Wildly Unreliable - Whiteboard Friday
Posted by randfishMany of us rely on the search volume numbers Google AdWords provides, but those numbers ought to be co… Read more
SearchCap: Smart devices, SEO in 2018 & ad targeting
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. The post… Read more
Learning Elm From A Drum Sequencer (Part 1)
If you're a front-end developer following the evolution of single page applications (SPA), it's likely you've hear… Read more
Why You Should Be Using One of These WP Themes in 2018
Advertise here via BSAThere's no limit to the number of themes on the market you can use to build attractive websites.… Read more
9 Predictions for SEO in 2018
Posted by randfishFor the last decade, I've made predictions about how the year in SEO and web marketing would go. So fa… Read more
Designing Friction For A Better User Experience
In experience design, friction is anything that prevents users from accomplishing their goals or getting things done. It… Read more
How to Troubleshoot Local Ranking Failures [Updated for 2018]
Posted by MiriamEllisI love a mystery… especially a local search ranking mystery I can solve for someone. Now, the tru… Read more
Visual Studio Code Can Do That?
About two years ago, I begrudgingly opened Visual Studio Code (VS Code) for the first time. The only reason I even did s… Read more
Selling SEO to the C-Suite: How to Convince Company Executives to Support SEO
Posted by rMaynes1The implementation of a solid SEO strategy often gets put on the back burner — behind website redesi… Read more
Ghost Button Design: Is This Really Still A Thing (And Why)?
For such a small design element, buttons sure are a complicated one to tackle. It makes sense, what with call-to-action… Read more
Why do People Hate Papyrus and Comic Sans?
The world we live in is a mix of opinions and it's hard to definitively agree on anything. But one thing's for sure�… Read more
Dwelling On The Past: The Importance Of Self Reflection (Part 2)
Current and aspiring web professionals must continually grow in order to stay relevant. Our field doesn't allow for st… Read more
SEO Ranking Factors & Correlation: What Does It Mean When a Metric Is Correlated with Google Rankings? - Whiteboard Friday
Posted by randfishIn an industry where knowing exactly how to get ranked on Google is murky at best, SEO ranking factors… Read more
The Rise Of The State Machines
It's 2018 already, and countless front-end developers are still leading a battle against complexity and immobility. Mo… Read more
8 of the Best Event Themes for WordPress
WordPress is a powerful content management system that lets you build just about any kind of website – including even… Read more
My Predictions for 2018
The post My Predictions for 2018 appeared first on John Battelle's Search Blog. (cross posted from NewCo Shift) So many… Read more
Front-End Performance Checklist 2018 [PDF, Apple Pages]
Performance matters — we all know it. However, do we actually always know what our performance bottlenecks exactly are… Read more
The Front-End Performance Challenge: Winner And Results
A few weeks ago, we asked our readers and the community to use everything they could to make their websites and projects… Read more
How to Optimize Your Google My Business Listing
Posted by sherrybonelliAn important first step in any local SEO strategy is to claim and verify your local business' G… Read more
Introducing Web Payments: Easier Online Purchases With The Payment Request API
Buying things online can be a frustrating process, especially on mobile. Even if the pages are well designed, there's… Read more
How Does Mobile-First Indexing Work, and How Does It Impact SEO?
Posted by bridget.randolphWe've been hearing a lot about mobile-first indexing lately, as the latest development in Go… Read more
Web Design Trends for 2018 Predict Interesting Changes
Current web design trends forecast exciting changes on the web in the year 2018. We can expect the arrival of a new visu… Read more
Inspiring Desktop Wallpapers To Welcome 2018 (January Edition)
The new year is an opportunity to start over fresh, to overcome routines and rethink processes. And, well, despite all t… Read more
Making The Transition From After Effects To CSS Transitions And Keyframes
Websites are looking more and more like mobile apps. Users are also increasingly expecting a more app-like experience. F… Read more
How to Rank in 2018: The SEO Checklist - Whiteboard Friday
Posted by randfishIt's hard enough as it is to explain to non-SEOs how to rank a webpage. In an increasingly complicated… Read more
A Sneak-Peek Inside The Southeast Asian Web Community
A few weeks ago, Vitaly Friedman (co-founder of this little magazine) and I had the pleasure to join Mozilla's Develop… Read more
Standing Out From The Crowd: Improving Your Mobile App With Competitive Analysis
The mobile app industry is arguably one of the most competitive industries in the world. With around 2.8 million apps av… Read more
The Very Best of the Moz Blog 2017: Our Top 50 Posts
Posted by FeliciaCrawfordNow, I know we technically have a few days left in 2017, but I'm ready to dive head-first into… Read more
Productivity Tips And Tricks: The Community Shares Its Piece Of Advice
Productivity tips always make for a popular topic for an article, as everyone is looking for the silver bullet, that one… Read more
Dealing With Stress As A Designer: Here's What Research Says
The world is a stressful place. That's probably why if you search for articles about dealing with stress you'll find… Read more
What Is WordPress? A Beginner's Guide To The Most Popular CMS
Over 74 Million websites! Or 27% of the web. That's how many websites use WordPress. It can't be a coincidence for m… Read more
32 Free And Friendly Office Icons
The web has changed the way we work. Startups rethought what offices look like, and with a laptop in your bag, you can g… Read more
Building Better UI Designs With Layout Grids
(This is a sponsored post.) Designers of all types constantly face issues with the structure of their designs. One of th… Read more
Predictions 2017 – How'd I Do This Year?
The post Predictions 2017 – How'd I Do This Year? appeared first on John Battelle's Search Blog. Every year, I make… Read more
Inspiration From Mobile Dating Apps: How To Improve Your Designs
Making improvements to your mobile app's design isn't necessarily the easiest of tasks. After all, how much can real… Read more
Breaking The Rules: Using SQLite To Demo Web Apps
Most potential users will want to try out the software or service before committing any time and money. Some products wo… Read more
UX Design Tips For Ecommerce Product Pages
A brilliant product page is the first step to higher conversions. Every eCommerce site exists to make money so you want… Read more
The Smashing Mystery Riddle Is Resolved: When Purple Rain Meets Felix The Cat
These riddles can be quite addictive and annoying, can't they? With seven mischievous riddles published over the last… Read more
Monthly Web Development Update 12/2017: Pragmatic Releasing, Custom Elements, And Making Decisions
Today I read an eye-opening article about the current young generation and their financial future. It's hard to grasp… Read more
An Introduction To Automated Testing Of WordPress Plugins With PHPUnit
WordPress is a popular content management system for building websites because it is easy to get started with and a ton… Read more
Review: WrapKit Complete UI Kit for Bootstrap 4
Bootstrap is a responsive front-end framework that allows developers to rapidly prototype modern websites and applicatio… Read more
How Do I Know If Venture Capital Fits My Business?
There is a popular image in the world of software which many young and inexperienced entrepreneurs are becoming infatuat… Read more
How To Use Underlined Text To Improve User Experience
(This article is supported by Adobe.) An underline is a horizontal line immediately below a portion of text. In our ever… Read more
Data Concentration In Platforms – A Modest Proposal
The post Data Concentration In Platforms – A Modest Proposal appeared first on John Battelle's Search Blog. image (I�… Read more
15 Inspiring WordPress Sites
WordPress started out purely as a simple blogging platform. Then it spent the next few years developing into a CMS. And… Read more
The Smashing Mystery Riddle #8, An Emoji Edition
Oh yes, the infamous mystery riddles are back! To celebrate the relaunch of this little website, we've prepared somethin… Read more
Understanding CSS Layout And The Block Formatting Context
There are a few concepts in CSS layout that can really enhance your CSS game once you understand them. This article is a… Read more
How to Choose an Ecommerce Platform Based on Business Size
The eCommerce industry has been steadily growing over the past 10 years. In fact, online sales jumped nearly 15% across… Read more
How To Iterate Your Way To A Winning Content-Driven Website
If, like me, you spend most of your days working on content-driven websites, you can feel left out of the cool kid's par… Read more
Using Design Workouts To Build World-Class Design Teams
What do the makers of the most successful products in the world, whether digital or physical, have in common? I bet they… Read more
Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Prototyping (But Were Afraid To Ask)
Prototypes are my framework for learning new tools, platforms and techniques. A prototype works as hard proof that an id… Read more
17 Worthwhile Website Builders You Must Checkout
In this post, I've created a list of 17 quality website builders. These services range from very specific design portf… Read more
The Evolution Of User Experience Design
(This series of articles is kindly supported by Adobe.) We're fortunate enough to be working at an incredibly exciting… Read more
Copyright Law Essentials All Designers Should Know
As software designers or developers, you have the important task of ensuring that a program works the way it is supposed… Read more
Welcome To The Next Level Of Mobile App Development
(This is a sponsored article.) As users spend 89% of their mobile time inside apps — and 56% of all traffic is now mob… Read more
Debugging CSS Grid Layouts With Firefox Grid Inspector
You may have heard quite a bit of talk about a CSS feature called "Grid" this year. If you are someone who cringes w… Read more
Customizing Admin Columns In WordPress
(This is a sponsored article.) If you manage a WordPress website, you've probably faced a common problem. How do you get… Read more
Cheerful Wallpapers To Deck Your December Desktop (2017 Edition)
To get you in the right mood for December and the upcoming holiday season, artists and designers from across the globe o… Read more
From Idea To Reality: Designing An App With Sketch And Xcode
Everyone has an idea for a mobile app, from your mom to the guy you met in line at the grocery store. You might even be… Read more
Designing Ethics: Shifting Ethical Understanding In Design
The influence of design is expanding beyond the realms of typography and objects and into healthcare, public policy, edu… Read more
Designing For A Browserless Web
What happens when we take the web browser out of web browsing? Google's new Add to Homescreen feature delivers fast, f… Read more
Building Accessible Menu Systems
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From Cats With Love: Welcome The New Smashing Membership
We can't believe it's actually happening. After 18 months of hard work on the big bang relaunch of this little websi… Read more
Deal of the Week: 67% OFF on 70 Million Stock Photos
Advertise here via BSADepositphotos is a platform that brings authors of high-quality licensed stock photos, graphics, v… Read more
A Comprehensive Guide To Web Design
(This is a sponsored post). Web design is tricky. Designers and developers have to take a lot of things into account whe… Read more
Cheerful Wallpapers To Deck Your December Desktop (2017 Edition)
To get you in the right mood for December and the upcoming holiday season, artists and designers from across the globe o… Read more
You want these special Black Friday deals for designers?
Advertise here via BSAAttention web designers and developers. Black Friday is upon us, and it's your turn to participa… Read more
Monthly Web Development Update 11/2017: Browser News, KRACK and Vary Header Caching
Editor's Note: Our dear friend Anselm Hannemann summarizes what happened in the web community in the past few weeks in… Read more
Left is Right & Up is Down
Probably the single best video to watch to understand the power of Google & Facebook (or even most of the major problems… Read more
Using CSS Grid: Supporting Browsers Without Grid
When using any new CSS, the question of browser support has to be addressed. This is even more of a consideration when n… Read more
Mobile Interface Myths You Should Throw Out The Window
If anything's clear in 2017, it's that lying is back in fashion (if it ever left us at all). From the heated fake ne… Read more
Creating Secure Password Resets With JSON Web Tokens
When a user of your application has forgotten their password, it can and should be reset securely. To accomplish a secur… Read more
5 Cool Web Apps That Will Help You With Your Projects
Advertise here via BSAThe usual design process involves the tasks designers love doing. However, it also contains tediou… Read more
10 Simple Tips To Improve User Testing
(This is a sponsored post). Testing is a fundamental part of the UX designer's job and a core part of the overall UX d… Read more
3 Things You Can do to Leave Your Competitors Behind
Advertise here via BSABeing able to find new clients is important, and it's not always easy. For one thing, you must b… Read more
Grist for the Machine
Grist Much like publishers, employees at the big tech monopolies can end up little more than grist. Products & product c… Read more
Virtual Real Estate
Wrastlin With The News The current presidential cabinet includes a WWE co-founder & this passes for modern political dis… Read more
Amazon's HQ2 Isn't a Headquarters. So What Is It?
The post Amazon's HQ2 Isn't a Headquarters. So What Is It? appeared first on John Battelle's Search Blog. Crossposte… Read more
4 Great Design to WordPress Services You Need to Try
Advertise here via BSAYou've worked hard to transform your design concept into a finished design for an app or website… Read more
These are the prototyping tools to use in 2017
Advertise here via BSAWhat is the beauty of having a top-quality prototyping system at your disposal? We know – you ma… Read more
This Is What Happens When Context Is Lost.
The post This Is What Happens When Context Is Lost. appeared first on John Battelle's Search Blog. (Cross posted from Ne… Read more
The Data Deal Is Opaque. We Should Fix It.
The post The Data Deal Is Opaque. We Should Fix It. appeared first on John Battelle's Search Blog. I wrote this post ove… Read more
Stopping Endless Client Revisions with Be Theme and 260+ pre-built websites
Advertise here via BSAIf a seemingly unending stream of client revisions is starting to get to you, it is time to do som… Read more
No. Social Terrorists Will Not Win
The post No. Social Terrorists Will Not Win appeared first on John Battelle's Search Blog. … Read more
My New Column – Please Sign Up!
The post My New Column – Please Sign Up! appeared first on John Battelle's Search Blog. Hi Searchblog readers. I know… Read more
2017's Top tools and Resources That You Should Use
Advertise here via BSAHave you been putting off a website project for some time right now? Do you feel like you don't… Read more
Uber Does Not Equal The Valley
The post Uber Does Not Equal The Valley appeared first on John Battelle's Search Blog. Now that the other shoe has dropp… Read more
Is Humanity Obsolete?
The post Is Humanity Obsolete? appeared first on John Battelle's Search Blog. image Upon finishing Yuval Harari's Homo… Read more
Rank Checker Update
Recently rank checker started hanging on some search queries & the button on the SEO Toolbar which launched rank checker… Read more
DMOZ Shut Down
Last August I wrote a blog post about how attention merchants were sucking the value out of online publishing. In it I n… Read more
New gTLDs are Like Used Cars
There may be a couple exceptions which prove the rule, but new TLDs are generally an awful investment for everyone excep… Read more
Disappearing Clicks
When Compete.com launched with credits-based pricing well over a decade ago I felt like a kid in a candy store using the… Read more
Google & Facebook Squeezing Out Partners
Sections Just Make Great Content... Search Engine Engineering Fear Ignore The Eye Candy, It's Poisoned Below The Fold =… Read more
Penguin 4.0 Update
On Friday Google's Gary Illyes announced Penguin 4.0 was now live. Key points highlighted in their post are: Penguin is… Read more
Free Google AdWords Keyword Suggestion Tool Alternative
Google recently made it much harder to receive accurate keyword data from the AdWords keyword tool. They have not only… Read more
How I Learned to Start Loving Social Media's Darkside
I'm baaaaaaack. Organic Listings What a fun past couple years it has been in the digital marketing landscape; we've seen… Read more
Facebook's Panda Update
So far this year publishers have lost 52% their Facebook distribution due to: increased ad load (another record quarter… Read more
Brands Beat Generics
When markets are new they are unproven, thus they often have limited investment targeting them. That in turn means it ca… Read more
Neofeudal Web Publishing Best Practices Guide
At the abstract level, if many people believe in something then it will grow. The opposite is also true. And in a limitl… Read more
Reinventing SEO
Back in the Day... If you are new to SEO it is hard to appreciate how easy SEO was say 6 to 8 years ago. Almost everythi… Read more
Google Rethinking Payday Loans & Doorway Pages?
Nov 12, 2013 WSJ: Google Ventures Backs LendUp to Rethink Payday Loans Google Ventures Partner Blake Byers joined LendUp… Read more
The (Hollow) Soul of Technology
The Daily Obituary As far as being an investable business goes, news is horrible. And it is getting worse by the day. Lo… Read more
Time to Retire From SEO
Since we are now at the point that some search results don't have *ANY* organic search results, it is hard to see much p… Read more
Google's Big Brand Shakedown
Inorganic SERPs A few weeks back Google introduced literally organic-free search results on mobile devices in the travel… Read more
How Google Search Works in 2016
Sharing is caring! Please share :) Embed code is here. The below image has a somewhat small font size on it. You can see… Read more
The 4 Fundamental Steps of Conversion Optimization
Once upon a time, I was sitting in my office looking over data for one our new clients and reviewing the conversion pro… Read more
Restoring Firefox Extensions After The Firefox 43 Update
Update: Our extensions are now signed, so you should be able to download the most recent version of them & use them with… Read more
Publisher Blocking: How the Web Was Lost
Streaming Apps Google recently announced app streaming, where they can showcase & deep link into apps in the search resu… Read more
Ad Network Ménage à Trois: Bing, Yahoo!, Google
Yahoo! Tests Google Again Back in July we noticed Yahoo! was testing Google-powered search results. From that post... Wh… Read more
Virtual Real Estate Virtually Disappears
Back in 2009 Google executives were scared of not being able to retain talent with stock options after Google's stock pr… Read more
Yahoo! Search Testing Google Search Results
Search PandaMonium A couple days ago Microsoft announced a deal with AOL to have AOL sell Microsoft display ads & for Bi… Read more
Web Design Resources for Non-Designers
Most of you are too busy monitoring Google's latest algorithm updates, examining web analytics, and building links and c… Read more
But First, A Word From Our Sponsors...
Yesterday Google shared they see greater mobile than desktop search volumes in 10 countries including Japan and the Unit… Read more
Google Mobilepocalypse Update
A day after the alleged major update, I thought it would make sense to highlight where we are at in the cycle. Yesterday… Read more
Consensus Bias
The Truth About Subjective Truths A few months ago there was an article in New Scientist about Google's research paper o… Read more
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Meet the finalists of the Google Play Indie Games Contest in Europe
Posted by Adriana Puchianu, Developer Marketing Google Play Back in October we launched the 2nd edition of the Google Pl… Read more
#teampixel community member Austin Cameron is living for the city
Happy New Year, Team Pixel! There are so many picture-worthy moments ahead. Helping us get started on 2018 photography i… Read more
The High Five: you get a search, you get a search, everybody gets a search!
Oprah's speech had people buzzing, while Jimmy Ma spun to internet fame at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships. Here… Read more
The Google Brain Team — Looking Back on 2017 (Part 2 of 2)
Posted by Jeff Dean, Google Senior Fellow, on behalf of the entire Google Brain TeamThe Google Brain team works to advan… Read more
Upcoming sunset of review extensions in February 2018
Shortly after the release of AdWords API v201802, review extensions will be sunset from both extension settings services… Read more
A doodle celebrating Zhou Youguang and the ABCs of learning Mandarin
Mandarin Chinese is a tremendously rich logographic language, meaning every word is represented by a unique character or… Read more
Stick to your New Year's resolutions with a little help from Google Home
In 2018, I'm committed to getting in better shape. As with all New Year's resolutions, the hard part will be actuall… Read more
The Google Brain Team — Looking Back on 2017 (Part 1 of 2)
Posted by Jeff Dean, Google Senior Fellow, on behalf of the entire Google Brain TeamThe Google Brain team works to advan… Read more
Android Excellence: Congratulations to the newly added apps and games
Posted by Kacey Fahey, Developer Marketing, Google Play Kicking off the new year, we're excited to welcome our latest gr… Read more
Protecting our Google Cloud customers from new vulnerabilities without impacting performance
If you've been keeping up on the latest tech news, you've undoubtedly heard about the CPU security flaw that Google�… Read more
AdWords API v201702 sunset reminder
AdWords API v201702 will be sunset on February 14, 2018. After this date, all v201702 API requests will begin to fail. G… Read more
Our continued investment in AdSense Experiments
Experimentation is at the heart of everything we do at Google — so much so that many of our products, including Analyt… Read more
Introducing the CVPR 2018 Learned Image Compression Challenge
Posted by Michele Covell, Research Scientist, Google ResearchImage compression is critical to digital photography — wi… Read more
Seven kinds of Local Guides you might spot on Google Maps
What kind are you?Satellites are famously effective for mapping, but they don't take photos of must-have breakfast san… Read more
Our 17 favorite education moments from 2017
Editor's Note: Happy New Year from all of us on the Google for Education team! We know you count on Google for Educati… Read more
Real-world data in PageSpeed Insights
PageSpeed Insights provides information about how well a page adheres to a set of best practices. In the past, these re… Read more
Real-world data in PageSpeed Insights
Posted by Mushan Yang and Xiangyu Luo, Software Engineers PageSpeed Insights provides information about how well a page… Read more
Memory machines: VR180 cameras, and capturing life as you see it
When I was growing up, my dad and even my grandfather always had camcorders stuck to their shoulders. They were our fami… Read more
A new way to experience Daydream and capture memories in VR
Since we launched Cardboard, our goal has been to create virtual reality experiences that are accessible, useful, and re… Read more
Reflecting on 2017: a year in review for G Suite
Before we get into the swing of the new year—which is sure to bring new projects, new teammates and new challenges—l… Read more
New devices and more: what's in store for the Google Assistant this year
The Google Assistant is your personal Google. It lets you have a conversation and ask about everything under the sun and… Read more
New Products At CES powered by Android Things
By Venkat Rapaka, Director of Product Management, Google The Android Things team has been working closely with our partn… Read more
Actions on Google: new directory, device availability and smart home controls
Posted by Brad Abrams, Product Manager With the Google Assistant and Actions on Google, we're excited for 2018 and look… Read more
Introducing the new Search Console
A few months ago we released a beta version of a new Search Console experience to a limited number of users. We are now… Read more
Bringing it all together with Google Pay
If you've ever paid for groceries with Android Pay, used Chrome to automatically fill in your payment info, or purchased… Read more
Answering your questions about "Meltdown" and "Spectre"
This week, security vulnerabilities dubbed "Spectre" and "Meltdown" made news headlines. On Wednesday, we explai… Read more
New year, new searches: resolutions, "bomb cyclone" and Coachella
It's a new year, and some of this week's trends (with data from Google News Lab) are about adjusting: to a new gym r… Read more
How Google Home and the Google Assistant helped you get more done in 2017
Both the Google Assistant and Google Home had a very big year in 2017, with new devices, new languages and new features.… Read more
Google for Nonprofits: 2017 in review
Every year nonprofits worldwide work tirelessly to make a positive impact in their communities, and in a year where many… Read more
5 new ways to connect with your customers on Google
Last year, we introduced five new ways to build an eye-catching online presence that shows customers what your business… Read more
Simpler testing with new AdMob test ads
Today we're announcing a behavior change when requesting test ads using the Google Mobile Ads SDK. It enables you to tes… Read more
What Google Cloud, G Suite and Chrome customers need to know about the industry-wide CPU vulnerability
Last year, Google's Project Zero security team discovered a vulnerability affecting modern microprocessors. Since then… Read more
The making of "A Ride to Remember," a film about BikeAround
Editor's Note: Orlando von Einsiedel is the director of the Oscar-winning Netflix short documentary, "The White Helm… Read more
Harness your data with Data Studio Community Connectors
Posted by Minhaz Kazi, Developer AdvocateGoogle Data Studio lets users build live, interactive dashboards with beautiful… Read more
Year in Search: The most fantastic fads of 2017
Here today, gone tomorrow. Our annual Year in Search is always a fun look back at the fads that captured our fancy and t… Read more
A look back at the most read Google Play posts on Medium in 2017
Posted by Sergejs Cuhrajs, Community Manager, Google Play Earlier this year we launched the Google Play Apps & Games pub… Read more
Phasing out legacy recommendations on Android TV
Posted by Bejamin Baxter, Developer Programs Engineer At Google I/O 2017, we announced a redesign of the Android TV's ho… Read more
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Motorola Moto Z2 Play Price in Pakistan | Motorola Mobiles 2018 | What Mobile
5.5 inches (~70.1% screen-to-body ratio)
Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
12 MP, f/1.7, phase detection and laser autofocus, dual-LED (dual tone) flash
Octa-core 2.2 GHz Cortex-A53
32 GB, 3 GB RAM or 64 GB, 4 GB RAM
Android 7.1.1 (Nougat)
Yes, with A-GPS, GLONASS
145 g (5.11 oz)
Up to 30 h (3G)
Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct, hotspot
SMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Email, IM
Reading, browsing internet and watching videos is more pleasing experience on a bigger screen.
Dimensions:156.2 x 76.2 x 6 mm (6.15 x 3.00 x 0.24 in)
Weight (grams):145 g (5.11 oz)
Type:Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
Size:5.5 inches (~70.1% screen-to-body ratio)
Protection:Corning Gorilla Glass (unspecified version)
3G & 4G Enabled Handsets give you more download speed and a faster internet experience. Faster Download Speed means stream videos at real time.
3G: Yes, 3G enabled
4G: Yes, 4G enabled
GPRS: Yes
EDGE: Yes
Wifi: Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct, hotspot
Bluetooth: 4.2, A2DP, LE
USB: 3.1, Type-C 1.0 reversible connector, magnetic connector
Camera of high resolution takes extremely detailed photos, which will look sharp on large screen. Using auto-focus camera can automatically focus on the subject you're capturing.
Primary: 12 MP, f/1.7, phase detection and laser autofocus, dual-LED (dual tone) flash
Secondary: 5 MP, f/2.0, 1.4 µm pixel size, dual-LED (dual tone) flash, 1080p
Video: 2160p@30fps, 1080p@60fps, 720p@120fps
Features 1.4 µm pixel size, geo-tagging, touch focus, face detection, panorama, Auto-HDR
Watch your favourite video songs and movies in video player.
FM Radio: FM radio
Alerts: Vibration; MP3, WAV ringtones
Colors: Lunar Gray, Fine Gold, Nimbus Blue
Messaging: SMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Email, IM
Extra Featues: Splash and dust resistant. Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic.
Browser: HTML5
Applications: MP3/AAC+/WAV/Flac player. MP4/H.264 player. Photo/video editor. Document viewer.
Java Support: No
OS: Android 7.1.1 (Nougat)
Processor: Octa-core 2.2 GHz Cortex-A53
GPU: Adreno 506
Chipset: Qualcomm MSM8953-Pro Snapdragon 626
Storage: 32 GB, 3 GB RAM or 64 GB, 4 GB RAM
Card Slot: microSD, up to 256 GB (dedicated slot)
USB: 3.1, Type-C 1.0 reversible connector, magnetic connector
NFC: Yes
Loud Speaker: Yes
Sensor: Fingerprint (front-mounted), accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass
Battery Size: Fast battery charging: 50% in 30 minNon-removable Li-Ion 3000 mAh battery
Talk Time: Up to 30 h (3G)
Music Play:

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Chinese online payments giant Alipay demonstrated Alipay Touch, a fingerprint biometric system for its mobile wallet app, at a conference in Beijing earlier this month. AliPay Touch allows users to make mobile payments through Alipay Wallet by swiping their finger, WSJ reports. The company is also working with startup Megvii to add facial recognition technology to the wallet for account creation and verification.
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- Visa CEO plots central role in IoT payments
- Walt Disney World to pilot cashless resort concept
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Why ISIS wants failed suicide bomber Sajida al-Rishawi
After years inside a Jordanian prison, Sajida al-Rishawi is suddenly at the centre of an international crisis. We look at who this woman is, and why she has become so valuable to the so-called Islamic State.
The deadline has passed for a prisoner exchange in the Middle East, and we still await updates on the hostages' fates, with families in both Jordan and Japan hoping for the best.
On one side of the exchange is the extremist group ISIS. Already well-known for kidnapping journalists, their hostages include one of Japan's best known foreign correspondents, Kenji Goto. But the real prize hostage for ISIS right now is a Jordanian fighter pilot. He's the first coalition fighter ISIS has captured since the offensive against them began last year.
Which brings us to the other side of the exchange. Sajida al Rishawi has been inside a Jordanian prison for nearly a decade. She was jailed after failing in her part of a suicide attack on the Jordanian capital and largely forgotten by the rest of the world.
Now, ISIS says they will release the Japanese journalist in exchange for the release of Sajida al-Rishawi. Jordan countered that it would consider releasing her, if ISIS returned its pilot as well.
For more on the situation, we were joined by three guests:
Rod Nordland is a reporter with the New York Times. We reached him in Amman, Jordan.
Dale Gavlak is a freelance journalist. We reached her in Amman, Jordan.
Michael Weiss is the author of the forthcoming book "ISIS: Inside the Army of Terror."
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