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Now through Dec. 31, Google will donate $1 to special needs education projects each time you buy something using Android Pay, up to $1 million. That contribution doubles for every purchase made on Black Friday. "There's never been a better time to give Google parent company Alphabet is working on ways to make individual companies under its brand accountable internally for spending, says a report from The Wall Street Journal, which cites unnamed sources familiar with the matter. The efforts are aimed STATES CHRONICLE – This holiday season Google donates $1 for every Android Pay transaction. Why are they feeling particularly generous? Well, besides that the holiday season encourages people to help others, this is also a great way for Google to launch With the biggest shopping season of the year upon us, Google and Android Pay have teamed up with Donors Choose to support more than 6 million children in the US with special needs. The program kicks off on November 27 (Black Friday) and extends through In August, Google announced a huge internal shakeup: A new parent company, called Alphabet would be created, with numerous projects not part of Google's core business spun out into separate subsidiaries. The change took effect at the start of October, and Google is no stranger to giving back to communities that could really use support. Most recently, it partnered with DonorsChoose.org to provide classroom materials to teachers of special needs students to improve their learning environment. With the .

3 hours ago 40 By Andrew Martonik Implementation, feel, reliability, software and security all factor into making a good fingerprint sensor on a phone, and we're going to tell you which do it best, and which may need a little more work for the next generation. Facebook's decision to work with Google is a signal to other publishers that it is worth the time. An app with as much content as Facebook is likely on the high end of the time demands. Facebook is betting that the effort will pay off in higher search Pune: It seems blockbuster offers are raining for Indian aspirants from search engine giant Google. After Delhi boy Chetan Kakkar bagged a job offer of record $1,90,000 (Rs 1.25 crore approx) per annum from Google, Pune's Abishek Pant has now improved that Google today announced a nice initiative that’ll help raise money for special needs project, and for children who require special schooling. The company will pay $1 for each purchase made with Android Pay between now and December 31st, up to a total of $ .