MIL-OSI Economics: Brush up on Chinese modern art with Google Arts & Culture
Source: Google For the last century, the Central Academy of Fine Arts (CAFA) in Beijing has been the preeminent school of art education in China. Some of the most renowned masters of Chinese modern art trained at this hallowed institution and many of their works are stored in the CAFA Art Museum. Xu, was the […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Economics: YouTube Music and YouTube Premium Launch in New Zealand and 16 Other Countries: It’s All Here
Source: Google (3) YouTube Premium also launches today Starting today, YouTube Premium (formerly YouTube Red) will be available in 17 countries, providing members with the benefits of Music Premium, plus ad-free, background, and downloads across all of YouTube. YouTube Premium members also get access to the full slate of YouTube Originals shows and movies including […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Economics: YouTube Music and YouTube Premium Launch in Australia and 16 Other Countries: It’s All Here
Source: Google (2) YouTube Premium also launches todayStarting today, YouTube Premium (formerly YouTube Red) will be available in 17 countries, providing members with the benefits of Music Premium, plus ad-free, background, and downloads across all of YouTube. YouTube Premium members also get access to the full slate of YouTube Originals shows and movies including the […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Economics: Five new features to try in Messages
Source: Google Over the past few years, we’ve been working on improving the messaging experience on Android—from working with carriers to upgrade their networks to RCS to building new features. With Android Messages, we’re creating a messaging experience that’s available on multiple devices, lets you share whatever you want to share, and makes it easy […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Economics: #IMakeApps: Getting to know the people behind the apps
Source: Google App makers come up with ideas and make them a reality. They design, code and create entertaining experiences from nothing. But most importantly, app makers are exceptional individuals with different backgrounds, interests and dreams. To celebrate their hard work, creativity and entrepreneurial spirit, starting this week we’ll feature founders, product managers, designers and […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Economics: Four new ways to save data with Datally
Source: Google Daily Limit and Guest Mode put limits on how much data you and your guests can use on your phone Since we launched Datally last year, people around the world have used the Android app to better understand, control and save data. The average user has saved 21 percent of their mobile data—that’s […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Economics: A strategic partnership with JD.com
Source: Google The Asia-Pacific region is one of the largest and fastest growing ecommerce marketplaces in the world. People in Southeast Asia alone are expected to spend $88.1 billion online by 2025. These consumers in Asia-Pacific are ready to buy, but hard to please. The growth of access to the internet and online retail has […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Economics: Introducing VR180 Creator for simple video editing
Source: Google VR180 cameras allow creators to shoot three-dimensional, immersive photos and videos using affordable cameras that are small enough to fit in your pocket. And to make it even easier for you to create and edit high quality VR videos, we’re launching VR180 Creator on Mac and Linux. This desktop tool lets anyone edit […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Economics: A father-son business is creating jobs, and spreading happiness, through socks
Source: Google In 2016, Mark and John Cronin started a company with a unique mission: spreading happiness through socks. It was inspired by John’s love for colorful socks, or what he calls his “crazy socks.” John has Down syndrome, and when he graduated high school, he wanted to go into business with his dad. And […]
Read More →MIL-OSI Economics: #ThisisFamily: how we’re celebrating Pride
Source: Google It’s the middle of the middle month of a choppy year and I’m thinking about how we stay steady. I’m thinking about ballasts, the heavy things—weighty, substantive—employed in ships to lend balance. My ballast is my family, and I’m lucky enough to have a few. There’s the family of my blood, those mad […]
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