After announcing the feed in its Google app in December last year, Google is now updating the feed, allowing users to follow certain topics, including world events, top news, sports highlights and more, via advanced machine learning. "The more you use Google, the better your feed will be," Shashi Thakur, Google vice president of engineering, wrote in a blog post announcing the update. DON'T LOOK NOW, BUT GOOGLE GLASS IS BACKSimilar to Facebook, Google is introducing the ability to add and subtract certain topics of interest. By mentioning "your interactions with Google," the search company hopes to bring all of your actions on various Google properties (Calendar, YouTube, etc.) Google also tried to get into social networking, with Google+, but the service has not emulated the success of Facebook and Twitter.

Source: Fox News July 19, 2017 13:06 UTC