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Google will block distracting and blocking ads in future versions of Chrome. That reports Techcrunch.

Vic Gundotra, as top manager at Google, added the rise of Android, but the India-born businessman is not talking about the mobile platform. On Facebook he writes that Apple has light years on Google when it comes to mobile photography. 'I would not use an Android smartphone for photography'.

More than 100 people were stuck in Cologne on Sunday afternoon in a cable car that runs across the Rhine. The cable car was broken at 15.30 on Sunday afternoon. According to German media, a gondola was partly shot out of the guiding system.

During the attack Saturday at the residence of Kenyan Vice President William Ruto in Eldoret, an armed man and a police officer were killed, the authorities reported Sunday.

At a festive meeting at the Tesla factory in Fremont, California, topman Elon Musk handed over the first thirty Model 3 cars. The happy customers were Tesla employees.

People searching through Google will no longer see a result immediately as they type something. The search giant has stopped his Instant Search feature, confirms a spokesperson for Search Engine Land.

Google will soon introduce a new feature in its search engine and in Google Maps. The tech giant will alert users with SOS Alert in emergencies, reports Google Tuesday.

Google has spread the latest Android O (8.0) trial version among developers. It's about Developer Preview 4 and probably this version is almost identical to the final, public version of Android O.

Over taste can be disputed, but a 'work of art' by US President Donald Trump has to spend at least $ 9000 at an auction.

Google would be about to change its famous homepage. The page has been as simple as possible for 21 years: white background, a logo, a search window and a few buttons, occasionally a doodle for a special event.

Empel's Dutch Laury was in the center of Kos City when the earthquake hit the same Greek island. 'The floor broke open, people guessed and ran. It was terrible.''

A British ex-military who received a benefit because he claimed to be able to walk only short distances by injuring an injury proved to be a remarkable adventurous lifestyle. Mark Lloyd climbed the highest mountain in Africa, won a triathlon and went skiing. The judge has now condemned him for fraud, British media reported Thursday.

The French president Emmanuel Macron is a guest in the Tour de France on Wednesday.

Google is changing its app for smartphones. The feed in it will be more tailored to the individual user. This means that the overview will look more like, for example, Facebook's timeline. '' If you're crazy about photography, but not so bad in fitness, that's reflected in the feed '', Google mentions as an example.

At New Jerusalem's Temple Mount in Jerusalem, on Wednesday, sixteen injured, fourteen Palestinians and two Israeli police officers were killed on Wednesday. Cause of turmoil is the sharpening of security controls for Muslims. Who introduced Israel after one attack on Friday.

The Syrian army, with the help of Iran-supported militias, gained control over the oil and gas fields of al-Daylaa and Zamla in the southwest of the province of Raqqa on Monday. Islamic State has been forced to withdraw from this desert area in recent weeks. On Saturday, Wahab, Al-Fahd, Dbaysan, Al-Qseer, Abu al-Qatat and Abu Qatash were refurbished.

For anyone wearing contact lenses, the following story is likely to be the worst nightmare. A 67-year-old British under the knife due to a stare operation, proved to have a cloudy view for a completely different reason. The surgeon discovered that the lady had 27 lenses in her eye.

The self-bombed bomb with which Oussama Zariouh wanted an attack on Brussels on June 20 could have a power of fifteen grants if the explosive had been better put together. That's what experts say in the Belgian newspaper Het Laatste Nieuws.

With the clip of his hit Gangnam Style, Psy is no longer the best viewed YouTub movie ever. The South Korean artist was passed on Tuesday by Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth with their hit See You Again.

Turkish Dutch people have remembered the failed coup in Turkey last year in Apeldoorn on Tuesday evening. There is a disappointment that the deputy prime minister should not come. 'But we called on our back to keep calm,' said Mustafa Aslan, Secretary of the Organizing Union of European Turkish Democrats (UETD).

Sony has also added PlayStation 4 games for the first time to PlayStation Now, the subscription service for streaming games. Starting today, 50 games can be played, such as Killzone Shadow Fall, WWE 2K16, Tropico 5 and Tearaway Unfolded.

Facebook is working on its own residential area for its employees. There must be 1500 new homes. There are also parks, offices, supermarkets and swimming pools. The neighborhood has been named Willow Campus.

Over half of the Internet users see no difference between a secure and unsafe Wi-Fi network. This is evident from research by Symantec security company among 15,000 people around the world, including a thousand Dutch people. Sixty percent say they feel safe when they browse a public network, one in six feel very safe.

Homosexuals and lesbians in Germany can finally marry each other. The law for the opening of marriage to gays took place last Friday with the approval of the Federal Council, the last obstacle in the parliamentary process.

US President Trump arrived in Poland on Wednesday evening. He will meet with his Polish ambassador Andrzej Duda on Thursday.

The Efteling in Kaatsheuvel has been voted the best theme park in the world by the American website Themeparkinsider.com.

Google News has got a new design. The tech giant reports in a blog post that the desktop website has gained a new focus on facts, diverse perspectives and more control for users. The new design will be rolled out worldwide in the coming days.

The South Korean city of Hadong will sell cans with fresh 'mountain air' to its residents to help them with increasing air pollution. The municipality has taken on a Canadian company and has built a factory in the mountains, according to the South Korean press office Yonhap Wednesday.

Google will no longer scan its users' emails. The company did it to gather information so that it could sell more targeted ads. For example, emailing someone else on second hand cars may be interested in second hand cars and may therefore be responsive to advertisements on occasions.

Rescuers have fought fifteen bodies after a large earthquake in the central province of Sichuan, China, has surrendered 120 people under the rubble. In the night of Saturday on Sunday, the search has continued, report Chinese state media. Even though the risk of survivors is getting smaller.