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At Khosla Ventures public conference, July 3rd, 2014, Google co-founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin discussed what jobs and labor should be from the standpoint of Google. According to Larry Page, in this industrialized world, actual amount of work we need to sustain the world today is less then one per cent;  the problem is that people are not recognized it yet. Also people are not happy when they have nothing to do, and that is exactly why companies employ people, keep destroying the environment. The outcome of it is pretty destructive. Feeling unwanted or unneeded is the last thing people need, but it shouldn't be. Being productive is not what you need, because the world is already productive. Additionally,  global unemployment is kind of a big joke. All we need to solve this problem is to reduce work, letting people have some time to pursue their interests or spend it with their family or friends. You might also like this post Via: YouTube CareerConn...

The search giant just recently reveled the prototype of its self-driving car. The project gives us a glimpse into the future where the technology take the wheel. But a populaer comedian in the States, Conan O'brien, on the other hand, is more of skeptical about the project. Here is a edited version of Google's original preview of the project; what if the slef-driving system had a bug and what the experience would be like? You might also like this post Via: TechCrunch

Google Now is an essential service on your phone and now that the service has become available on your desktop as well. The below video let you know how to enable Google Now on your desktop step by step. First off, open a new tab 1. Access "chrome://flags" 2. Find "Google Now Mac, Windows, Chrome OS" (Just type "Ctrl+F" and type "now") 3. Click the pulldown saying "Default" and change it to "Enabled" *Do not touch other setting on the page. 4. Scroll down to the bottom and click "Restart now" button Then you'll get Google Now on your desktop! You might also like this post Via: YouTube

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This summer, Google appeared in Comic Market 82 , a Japanese comic market, setting up its booth, for which numerous participants made a long line. They were targeting anime-character illustrated books and stackers for which Google and anime companies collaborated. To get those special items, participants had to challenge gashapon, capsule-toy vending machine, to get tickets to trade with those items. Since Google enjoyed such high-popularity in the event, they are expected to join the event in winter as well. Google+ gashapon-machine You might also like this post Via: Gold Rush

Now that you can stream your channel on Google+, and the system is highly integrated into your YouTube account. You might also like this post Via: YouTube MyNavi

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Finally, the latest series of the world's best-selling smartphone was launched yesterday in London, U.K. A it is obvious from its curving features, it resembles its sister-model, Galaxy Nexus. The Samsung's flagship model will be an official model in the coming Olympic games in the city this summer. You might also like this post Via: YouTube

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Having waited for many years, we are finally allowed to use Google Drive, for which some argue that it would replace Dropbox.  What is remarkable about the newest Google's cloud service is that it syncs everything saved on the storage automatically along with those on the former Google Docs and offline ones as well as lets you share and edit your files with your friends or co-workers seamlessly via Google+. You might also like this post Via: YouTube

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