Google offers expanded Chromebox for Meetings package
Google's Chromebox for Meetings now supports more people with expanded hardware and a better back-end software suite.
Google partners with Harvard and MIT researchers to delve into genomics research
Google could one day cure cancer. That is, Google and the brilliant minds at Harvard and MIT in a partnership with the Broad Institute.
Google built a working hoverboard of its own, but scrapped it
Google developed hoverboard tech based on superconductors and magnets, but doesn't see the application in it.
Google Hangouts passes 1 billion installs on the Play Store
Google Hangouts passed 1 billion installs on the Google Play Store. A new version of the app is expected to arrive soon, too.
Afraid of heights? Explore Yosemite’s El Capitan from your couch with Street View
Google's latest mapping project involves a lot of verticality. A team shot images from Yosemite's El Capitan rock face.
Google’s new wearable for clinical research may save your life one day
Google's X labs have developed a new smartband that constantly monitors the vitals of the wearer.
Google Inceptionism may be cooler than the real thing
Google has effectively trained artificial neural networks by showing them millions of images whose features are recognized by layers of artificial neurons.
After six years, Gmail’s ‘Undo Send’ option is finally out of beta
For years the handy "Undo Send" option was hidden away in the Labs section of Gmail's settings. Now that is finally about to change.
Pimp out your Android Wear watch with these 17 new watch faces from famous brands
Android Wear has gained 17 new watch faces from fashion designers, artists, and brands like Hello Kitty.
Google wants to help journalists effectively use its tools to better report the news
Google's News Lab aims to help journalists report more effectively using the company's research and editorial tools.
Do you really want complete digital privacy?
Tim Cook sparked controversy when he advocated for digital privacy on Apple devices last week. Here's why that's an improbable goal.
Google to remove revenge porn from search results in victory against online harrassment
The Internet can be a slimy place, but Google is taking a major stance against one of the most despicable practices found on the web -- revenge porn.
DuckDuckGo enjoys steep rise in searches thanks to Snowden, iOS
DuckDuckGo is reporting a sharp rise in visitor numbers as online users decide to turn their back on Google's user-tracking model.
European regulators block Facebook’s Moments app due to privacy concerns
Facebook's Moments app isn't available in Europe due to facial recognition concerns.
Android Wear 5.1.1 update news: Moto 360 joins the list of watches with the update
Google's biggest Android Wear update yet is on the verge of release. It'll include new gestures, Wi-Fi connectivity, emoji replies, and more.
With its secret acquisition of Agawi, Google could embrace streaming apps
In a new report, it was revealed that Google reportedly acquired startup Agawi last year. Such an acquisition could mean the beginning of app streaming.
Google-owned Nest unveils the second-generation Nest Protect and the new Nest Cam
Google-owned Nest unveiled the second-generation Protect thermostat and new Nest Cam at a conference today in San Francisco.
Asus’ upcoming Chromebook Flip now available for pre-order at $249
Google announced the development of the Asus Chromebook Flip on March 31, which has a 360-degree hinge to provide both a tablet and laptop experience.
Not a fan of Google’s new card-based bookmarks? Good news, they’re gone
The card-based bookmark manager introduced to Google Chrome last year has been removed, and the old bookmark manager has returned.
Google starts giving away free Android apps (for kids)
For the first time, the Google Play app store is giving away paid apps for free.
Google officially plans to take on Twitch with new YouTube Gaming site
Confirming earlier rumors, YouTube has officially announced YouTube Gaming: a new site and app that could be the first serious challenger to Twitch.
Which new Android phone is the right one for you? Google knows
In the market for a new phone? A new tool from Google simply known as Which Phone will help you choose the right phone for you.
Google promises to improve urban life with Sidewalk Labs
Google announced a new company called Sidewalk Labs to develop technologies and partnerships in order to improve city life,
Google rolled out a secret search upgrade that makes it a helluva lot more useful
Google's new location-aware search lets users find out about landmarks and buildings without knowing their names.
Why Android fans should get pumped for Apple Music
Apple's announcement of Apple Music launching on Android is a huge step in embracing the platform
Americans resigned to their privacy-less fate, but they don’t like it
A new study from the University of Pennsylvania has determined that Americans are painfully aware of just how little control they have over their privacy.
There are no transaction fees for Android Pay, which is good for us, bad for Google
The lack of transaction fees will likely to make Android Pay more favorable to banks over Apple Pay.
Is Google planning a Glass relaunch in the near future?
A job posting suggests Google Glass 2.0 isn't far away. The position requires experience in consumer product launches and quality and reliability testing.
Get your head in the cloud: Kurzweil predicts humans will be artifically intelligent by 2030
According to Ray Kurzweil, humans will be artificially intelligent by 2030, making us half homo sapien, half computer.
Memories abound: How to share your photos with friends on Google Photos
Google's latest service is perfect for housing all your favorite memories. Here's our guide on how to share photos using the Web interface or mobile app.