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Google Images was created because of Jennifer Lopez - Vimarsana News

Google Images was created because of Jennifer Lopez

Jennifer Lopez's green Versace gown had such an impact that it sparked the creation of one of the most widely used tools on the internet - Google Images.

Former Google engineer blames the internet's failures for why search has had an 'overall decline' - Vimarsana News

Former Google engineer blames the internet's failures for why search has had an 'overall decline'

Marissa Mayer, who worked at Google from 2009 to 2012, told Freakonomics that Google is just a window into the web and its overall decline could be due to the internet getting worse.

The Young Investigator Award won by an Indian Student Saanvi Mehra at EAPS Congress in Barcelona, Spain - Vimarsana News

The Young Investigator Award won by an Indian Student Saanvi Mehra at EAPS Congress in Barcelona, Spain

New Delhi [India], October 22 (ANI/NewsVoir): Saanvi Mehra, a class XII student from The Shriram Millennium School, Noida has done ground breaking clinical research to identify Down Syndrome in early stages through the AI powered App by using a photograph.

Google violated its 'don't be evil' code when it fired 3 outspoken employees abiding by mandate, suit says - Vimarsana News

Google violated its 'don't be evil' code when it fired 3 outspoken employees abiding by mandate, suit says

A lawsuit filed Monday accuses Google of breaching its contract with three employees by firing them for complying with the company’s “don’t be evil” mandate in its code of conduct.

Former Google employees sue, claim company violated 'Don't be evil' mandate - Vimarsana News

Former Google employees sue, claim company violated 'Don't be evil' mandate

Three former Google engineers are suing, claiming they were unlawfully fired after calling the company out for not adhering to its "Don't be evil" motto. Software engineers Rebecca Rivers, Sophie Waldman, and Paul Duke were concerned with Google's relationship to border and immigration officials such as U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).