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Canadians can now purchase Google Cardboard directly from the Google Store
A recent study reported that Canadians have an annual budget of $600 for Virtual Reality hardware. While most of the high-end headsets are well above this range, specifically the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, Samsung’s Gear VR is currently selling for $110 in Canada. Today, Google has brought its affordable VR option to Canadians.


http://mobilesyrup.com/2016/05/11/canadians-can-now-purchase-google-cardboard-directly-from-the-google-store/

Google plans to ban ads from 'deceptive' payday lenders

NEW YORK -- Internet giant Google said Wednesday it will ban all ads from payday lenders, calling the industry "deceptive" and "harmful."
Google's decision could have as much or even more impact on curtailing the industry than any move by politicians, as many payday loans start with a desperate person searching online for ways to make ends meet or cover an emergency.

http://kitchener.ctvnews.ca/google-plans-to-ban-ads-from-deceptive-payday-lenders-1.2898027#

Google Increases Width of Main Search Results Column

Google has made a major change to the search results column.  In a major redesign of the search results appearance, Google has significantly increased the width of the column in the main search results column, impacting everything Google displays in that column.
Google has increased the column for organic search results to about 600 pixels from 500 pixels.  The amount of whitespace between the results and features in the right sidebar has decreased by 5 pixels, from 65 pixels to only 60.

http://www.thesempost.com/google-increases-width-main-search-results-column/

Google Joins the Ranks of the Condescending
Payday lenders provide a valuable service, but government regulators and self-styled consumer activists are determined to run them out of business. Google is now on-board with the crusade. The world’s most successful search engine has decided to ban all payday loan ads.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/norbertmichel/2016/05/12/google-joins-the-ranks-of-the-condescending/#4eaeaa4b5c82



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