If you've ever completed a Google profile, you may have noticed that the system asks you an unusual question before completing your registration: What superpower would you want the most?
Apparently, this is something that the Google engineers have been trying to hash out amongst themselves, and like any good nerds, they have taken
There's a lot of fun to be had with Google predictive text, where you start typing something into the Google search bar, and it tries to guess the full phrase the searches of millions of other people. Now, this can be very helpful when you're typing in a very common phrase like, say, the old Spider-Man axiom "Wi
On Thursday, Google adorned its logo with DC Comics superheroes, and now it's launched a massive list of comic book Google themes that you can choose from when use the search engine. They run the gamut from the biggest superfranchises to th
Comic-Con has officially begun, and Google is celebrating the event by 1) giving everyone in the convention center free Wi-Fi (thanks!) and 2) posting a new Google logo drawn by DC superstar Jim Lee, where Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Batman, Robin, and Plastic Man strike a pose atop the name of everyone's favorite search engine.
But while Batman is representing on the big "G," poor Robin looks like he got shoved in the loop of the lower case "g." Sor
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