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Google says that since the EU issued its controversial “right to be forgotten” ruling 18 months ago, it’s evaluated 1,234,092 URLs from 348,085 requests. That’s a lot of people asking to be forgotten. It added that it’s removed search links to As we anxiously await the next Google Penguin algorithm release, more and more questions are popping up on it. We know we expect it soon, we are just waiting to hear when. Gary Illyes from google is our main go-to-guy at Google on the topic, he has been google is hitting two birds with one stone with its recent partnership with DonorsChoose.org. It will donate to the charity and at the same time promote its mobile payment system, Android Pay. Google announced via a blog post that it will give $1 for every The list included the following: Use my smartphone for phone calls only. Quit Google. Send snail mail. Hunt down a pay phone and use it. Get voicemail. Bring back the Walkman. Fighting the Google gravity A man walks into a bar without a smartphone. In an effort to uphold its users requests for privacy and maintain transparency - Google has released a report on all the data it has removed from its search results, after the Court of Justice of the European Union ruled last May that users have the Today is the first day of google i/O, the company’s annual conference where they announce what’s coming in the next year. We’re here at the keynote, and we’ll be liveblogging it for you, starting now. Keep hitting refresh to get the latest updates! .

According to the latest research from GlobalWebIndex one in four web users are still using the much-maligned social network. When the consumer trends research firm polled its permanent sample of 3 million people across 34 countries, 23% said that they'd Google I/O begins Thursday, kicking off with the usual keynote from the search giant during which it generally drops a lot of news. We’ll be there to cover it live as it happens, but a lot of info, rumor and speculation has already been making the rounds Attendees work on laptops during the Google I/O developers conference at the Moscone Center on May 15, 2013, in San Francisco. (Photo: Justin Sullivan, Getty Images) SAN FRANCISCO — Even in an industry overrun by men, the number of women showing up at Google I/O is a week away and I'm on the edge of my seat waiting to hear what Google has to announce. The yearly conference is set up for developers to network and hone their skills through workshops. However, the main attraction is Google's keynote .