Tweaks to Google’s image search allow you to buy items you see in photos
Google's image search now finds products within images and links you to places where you can purchase them.
We don’t pay women less, Google fires back in response to Department of Labor findings
Google is displeased with a new report from the U.S. Department of Labor claiming the company displays "systemic compensation disparities."
Humanity’s last stand? AlphaGo to battle world’s best Go player in China
DeepMind's AlphaGo will take on Ke Jie, the world's top-ranked human player, at The Future of Go Summit in Wuzhen, China on May 23.
Google strives to make its Duo video-calling app a FaceTime killer
Is there really room for yet another video-calling app? Google certainly hopes so, because it's just launched Duo on Android and iOS.
Google’s crackdown causes fake Maps listings to drop by 70 percent since 2015
Google is making a stand against fake Maps listings. The company has seen a hefty 70 percent reduction in fake listings since June 2015.
Nvidia unleashes the Titan Xp graphics card – and it’s for Macs too
Also today: Google takes aim at "fake news" search results, we test out a slick new 360 camera made for iOS devices.
Google’s new AI solution will help make Android phones smarter
Google is turning to new AI solutions to improve machine-learning techniques. The company is testing a new system called "federated learning."
Google’s window-mounted air conditioner could have its own window
Google has filed a patent for a new air conditioner design, which uses fanless blades and could let you see straight through it.
Google rolls out new Fact Check feature for all Search and News results
Google is doing what it can to ensure that the public is well and truthfully informed, expanding Fact Check.
Google packs Gboard full of more useful features with latest update
Google is pushing out an update to Gboard on Android that brings a variety of improvements, mostly targeting one-handed mode and text editing.
Google’s newest Material Design tools make previewing colors a breeze
Google's rolling out new Material Design tools that make it easier for developers to preview new color schemes before they implement them.
A Chrome OS version of Lenovo’s Yoga Book might not be on the way after all
The anticipated Chrome OS version of Lenovo's Yoga Book might not make it to market, if some Chromium code is accurate.
Google retiring Challenges, Quests, Requests, and iOS support for Play Games
Google is doing away with some underutilized features of Play Games, its gaming platform on Android and, for now, iOS.
Apple Music for Android gets a major upgrade to keep pace with iOS version
The new Apple Music for Android ships with a redesigned interface, consolidated sections, and a lyrics feature.
Google forms group of major players to reduce patent disputes
Google's new patent licensing collective, PAX, will aim to head off patent lawsuits against Android and the partners which use it.
New open source font could eliminate those weird characters after translation
When a font doesn't contain all the right characters, a translation will create boxes where letters should be -- this font is fighting back.
Google tweaks the Pixel C tablet to be a little more like its Pixel phones
Google's Pixel C tablet is getting overdue attention in the form of an update. Android 7.1.2 introduces interface enhancements.
Android apps could rake in more cash than iOS this year — but there’s a catch
Thanks to dominant market share and a fast-growing install base in burgeoning markets, Android may finally pass iOS this year in app revenue.
New version of Google Calendar makes the most of the iPad's larger screen
Google has released a new version of Google Calendar optimized for iPad, which takes advantage of the increased real estate in novel ways.
Google releases Chrome OS 57 to stable channel, adds features for tablet mode
Google releases Chrome 57 to stable channels, adding in a couple of tablet-friendly features to go with the usual bug fixes.
Google is reportedly working on a new social app for photo editing and sharing
Google is reportedly working on yet another photo-based app. Unlike Google Photos, this app may be for groups to edit and share their photos.
Google retires SMS support in Hangouts, axes experimental Gmail features
Google's making an effort to "streamline" its sprawling apps with a little spring cleaning. It's specifically targeting Hangouts and Gmail.
Movado’s Connect smartwatches start at $495, ship with Android Wear 2.0
Movado announced it will unveil a slew of Android Wear smartwatches at Baselworld 2017. These devices won't launch until the fall.
Hangouts may lose SMS support as Google overhauls it to take on Slack
A Reddit post claims Google will remove the ability to send and receive SMS and MMS messages through Hangouts in the next several months.
Advertisers squeeze Google over ads running ahead of extremist YouTube content
Also today: Wikileaks indicates the CIA was into iPhone and Mac spy tools nearly 10 years ago, and the classic video game Pong is now IRL.
Google announces updates for Duo, Allo, Photos, and Google Search in Brazil
Google announced a string of app updates aimed at developing markets -- specifically Brazil. The company's improving Allo, Duo, and more.
Orange? Okra? Onion? Google releases Android ‘O’ OS update to developers
Plus: Huawei sharpens up their smartwatch with a new release, hackers claim they have iCloud info for 300M accounts, Apple says prove it.
Android security came a long way in 2016 but Google says there is more work
Google made strides in shutting down malicious apps and distributing security updates last year, but knows there's more to do.
Watch party: Vevo’s new feature lets you enjoy music videos with others in real time
Vevo will soon release a new feature to its web app allowing people in different locations to watch the same music video together.
Google redesign to app and mobile site could be a time-saver for users
New shortcuts underneath the Google search bar can connect you with everything from nearby areas of interest to recent travel bookings.
Swarovski is indefinitely postponing the launch of its ‘smartwatch for women’
Swarovski has postponed the launch of its highly anticipated "smartwatch for women," a device we long expected to see at Baselworld 2017.
Don't throw the box away: Smartphone packaging may transform into a VR viewer
A recent Google patent suggests the company's working on device packaging that folds into a VR viewer.
‘Googling’ a certain name could get you caught up in a police investigation
A warrant issued by a judge in Minnesota could force Google to reveal the names of anyone who searched for a specific term.
Waymo looks to protect tech secrets from Uber in lawsuit over stolen tech secrets
Also today: Windows Vista hit the end of the line soon, Nvidia rolls out a 4K video showing off HDR content in Mass Effect: Andromeda.