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The name Google is synonymous with online searches, but over the years the company has grown beyond search and now builds multiple consumer products, including software like Gmail, Chrome, Maps, Android, and hardware like the Pixel smartphones, Google Home, and Chromebooks. Its name can also be found on internet services such as Google Fi, Flights, Checkout, and Google Fiber. Here is all of the latest news about one of the most influential tech companies in the world.

Verily’s coronavirus screening website launches with very limited access

Trump’s Google testing announcement mixed up several real projects

Contrary to Trump’s claim, Google is not building a nationwide coronavirus screening website

Waymo drivers say they’re being discouraged from canceling robotaxi rides amid coronavirus

Google Lens will make Sunday’s NY Times Magazine interactive

Lil Nas X, Megan Thee Stallion, and Billie Eilish are the covers

Google can reportedly revoke Android licenses if TV makers also partner with Amazon

Google advises all employees in North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa work from home due to coronavirus

Pixel 4A leak reveals $399 starting price

Congress can’t fix Bluetooth pairing, but it doesn’t hurt to try

Google has been unusually proactive in fighting COVID-19 misinformation

Google’s next streaming player will reportedly run Android TV and come with a remote

Google Pixel 4A hands-on reveals specs, camera, and a possible release window

Google, Adidas, and EA team up on a new smart insole that tracks soccer kicks for FIFA Mobile rewards

Amazon tells NY and NJ employees to work from home to prevent coronavirus spread

Images of the Pixel 4A in a fabric case may have leaked

The Unihertz Atom XL is like a rugged iPhone SE

Google location data turned a random biker into a burglary suspect

Google now giving away three months of Stadia access to Chromecast owners

Google is opening up Stadia slowly but steadily

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Amazon, Google, Facebook, and Microsoft are asking Seattle-based staff to work from home because of coronavirus

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Tech giants will keep paying hourly staff even if they are asked to stay home due to coronavirus

Apple, Google, and others asked to avoid travel and cancel big events

Oppo’s first smartwatch is the oddly familiar Oppo Watch

Oppo announces Find X2 Pro flagship: 120Hz 1440p screen, periscope camera, orange leather

Apple and Google are cracking down on coronavirus apps to combat misinformation

Tech companies are getting more aggressive to fight COVID-19 hoaxes

Google will lose its John Legend Google Assistant voice on March 23rd