Life & Style, Culture
Google Maps voice directions fully available in Catalan
Government considers news as "big step" in language recognition
6-Jun-23: 'Residents urged to reduce water footprint amid drought'
Culture
New alliance to 'guarantee survival' of Catalan language online
Tasks include monitoring, analyzing, proposing, and representing society's language rights
Culture, Tech & Science
Google to tackle complaints of fewer Catalan-language links shown on results page
Experts tell Catalan News problem persistent for years but has worsened recently
Politics, Society, Culture
Government and entities join forces to recover Catalan search engine results
Executive says fewer links in Catalan started appearing in May 2022
Business
Google becomes biggest tech firm to pull out of Mobile World Congress’ in-person event
Business
Google looking to double Barcelona workforce 'in near future'
Country Manager for Spain and Portugal says internet giant has "total" commitment to Catalan capital
Society
Internet founding father praises Catalans as ‘intrepid digital revolutionaries’
Business
Mobile World Congress kicks off in Barcelona with a record 100,000 visitors expected
Business
Facebook founder and F1 driver Lewis Hamilton to attend Mobile World Congress in Barcelona
Mobile World Congress 2016 expects 95,000 visitors, 2,000 more than in 2015. 2,100 exhibitors, 160 government delegates and 4,000 journalists from all over the world will also attend the fair, which is considered the most important in the mobile sector. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg will feature, for the third year in a row, as one of the congress’ most high-profile speakers and F1 driver Lewis Hamilton will take part in a round table to discuss the implementation of wireless technology in the automotive sector. Giants from the sector, such as Google, Samsung, Sony and LG, will be present at the fair, while Apple will once again be the most notable absentee. The Mobile World Congress will generate a 460 million euros impact on Barcelona and its surroundings and will create 13,000 jobs. Security measures for this year’s edition will be increased due to the terrorist attacks which occurred in Paris in November.
Society
Driverless electric car cheaper than Google's developed by Barcelona's Autònoma University
Business