Google has altered its search results to give users a handful of in-depth articles on certain topics and subjects, the company announced today.
If you spend a lot of time in Google Drive documents, you’ll appreciate this update
Facebook poached its new CMO Gary Briggs from Google.
It’s one thing for a single research firm to call out Apple’s quickly falling tablet market share, but now another outfit is painting a similarly bleak picture for the iPad.
Google has included a number of touch-based gesture controls to the latest test build of its Chrome web browser.
Apple is for freedom, Google is not, according to talk show host.
Google developer advocate Chris Messina is leaving the search giant to join a tiny startup.
A day after introducing the first true Google phone, Google has finally announced an app for recovering lost devices.
How green is Google when it helps fundraise for a senator who believes climate change is a hoax?
Editor’s Pick That the Moto X doesn’t feature the absolute fastest mobile processor doesn’t matter much. It’s all about simplicity, comfort, and some forward-thinking features.
John Riccitiello says distribution is king in games, but content will eventually rule.
Motorola thinks current smartphones are actually pretty dumb. Enter, the Moto X, Motorola’s not-so-secret, made in America, sensor-laden flagship smartphone.
This really is Mac versus PC all over again, as iOS hit its lowest levels since 2010.
Editor’s Pick With this list, we’ll name and keep track of 10 cloud-based, XaaS (everything as a service) companies that boast not only innovative products but also market momentum, cross-platform capabilities, and a forward-looking vision.
The UK Department for Transport is working proactively to enact regulations that would bar drivers from wearing Google Glass while operating a motor vehicle.
XKeyscore is a massive big data collection, warehousing, and analysis program that, if we can believe what Snowden is saying, basically lays bare your and my entire digital selves. Essentially, we’re Frodo and Sam, and the NSA is the Eye of Sauron — but better, smarter, more powerful.
That’s an astounding jump of $32 billion in company valuation in just 29 days. And if you look at the dark days of September 2012, when the stock price hit a low of under $18, that’s a massive $48 billion explosion in just ten months.
Google will soon provide free Wi-Fi inside all 7,000 company-operated Starbucks locations in the United States, the company announced today.
Editor’s Pick “Every single year we’re heard people say ‘this is the year of mobile,” Nanigans SVP Dan Slagen told me, laughing. “But this is the first time we’ve seen someone come forward and put forward the kind of number Facebook did.”
Google’s new streaming media stick, the Chromecast, isn’t even a week old, but already more companies are announcing support for the device.
