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" Google Earth Timelapse " is the name of a project that Google launched in 2013 intending to show how climate change is affecting our planet. The project then included images from space from 1984 to 2012, but now they are refreshed so we can see from 1984 to 2016 !

A few days ago I wrote that Google has introduced information on Google Maps about the average retention of users in a company, and now we have real-time information! As I said, the first information was introduced on which days are the busiest , and then how many users stay on average . I presented all that on the example of queues in post offices and banks because somehow this option serves me best.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is quite popular nowadays and is being used more and more intensively. Google has, I can say, the most developed so far and is available to end-users (at least one part). We had a chance to see how it is integrated into the new Google Assistant that has replaced Google Now.

Nobody likes the order in the post office, and we always look to go to the one where there are usually fewer crowds. But how do you know which one is waiting for the least? Especially if you don’t go often, or if you’re in another city. You can find help on Google Maps!

So far, you've probably at least heard of buying from China, if not read all the articles I've written on the subject, but you may not understand why shipping is free ?  The package crosses half the world and we don't pay anything ?! How? Where are the earnings for the seller, since the price of the product is already very low? Well, for God's sake, when we send a package within Serbia, we pay for something, and it arrives from China by ship and various trucks for free .

If you have a weak WiFi signal at the other end of the house, a WiFi repeater would come in handy. If you don't have one, and you have an Android phone that you use poorly, you can use it for just that purpose.

If you’ve ever wanted to throw a spell-like Harry Potter in a movie then this is your lucky day! Google in collaboration with "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" - based on the book "Harry Potter" by J.K. Rowling - created voice commands that trigger actions on the phone.