Google offers VR solution for those who are barred from marching in gay pride parades
Meet #Prideforeveryone, a montage of pride parades in 25 countries across the world that you can access on YouTube 360 and Google Cardboard
New research paper from Google reveals what the company fears most about AI
Google's Published a New Paper Revealing What Could Go Wrong With AI
Android N's Freeform desktop mode won't be enabled on the Nexus 9 or on the Pixel C
In a strange move, an Android Developer Advocate says Android N's Freeform Mode won't be enabled in the Pixel C or in Nexus devices.
Want to build an Android app? Google and Udacity launch Android Basics Nanodegree
If you think you could have the next big Android app idea, perhaps you should learn the basics of coding with this nanodegree from Google and Udacity.
Google Fiber hopes Webpass acquisition will bolster its high-speed internet plans
Google Fiber has agreed to acquire Webpass to boost its deployment of high-speed internet.
Famed Motorola design lead Jim Wicks is leaving the company
Longtime Motorola design lead Jim Wicks has announced his departure from the company. He's credited with overseeing the design of the Razr and Moto 360.
Google launches Playbook, a guide and news app just for Android developers
Google is out with a new app, but this one is geared toward developers. Playbook is your one-stop newsstand for all things Android.
Google marks concrete dates for Nexus device update life cycle
Google has added concrete dates to when Nexus devices will stop receiving Android version updates.
Google takes the the hassle out of 2-step verification
If you have 2-step Verification turned on, you know fumbling for your phone can be a hassle when you need to quickly login to a Google account. Not anymore.
Google’s symptom checker is a new way to incorrectly self-diagnose your ailments
Google's launched a new feature on mobile, symptom checker, that helps surface useful information about medical maladies and ailments.
Google's DeepMind division teaches a digital ant-like creature to play soccer
DeepMind's artificial intelligence division can now add another accomplishment to its already lengthy roster: the ability to teach itself 'ant soccer.'
Your camera’s digital ‘fingerprint’ could prevent image theft and fight crime
Slight imperfections in the image sensor manufacturing process give every camera a unique "fingerprint" that is hidden in every photo it takes.
Google is paying up to 50 percent more to hackers who find Android bugs
Google has made hundreds of thousands of dollars to hackers who find bugs in Android, but the company has announced that it will now be offering more.
Forced arbitration bans Google Fiber customers from filing class-action lawsuits
Google has updated its terms of service for Fiber with a forced arbitration clause, preventing disgruntled customers from filing a class-action lawsuit.
Google Now on Tap to gain shortcuts to reminders, alarms, nearby places, and more
Now on Tap, Google's machine learning search service for Android, is about to get more useful with the addition of shortcuts.
Google sends machine learning researchers to the mountain views of Switzerland
The largest concentration of Google engineers outside the U.S. is already in Zurich, where Google Research, Europe, is opening to study machine learning.
Lawsuit alleges Google stole idea for Project Loon from Arizona company
Google X's Project Loon might not be flying so high after this lawsuit. An Arizona company claims Google stole its "trade secrets" for its Loon project.
How to download and install the Android Marshmallow OTA update on Nexus devices
Waiting for the latest updates can be a real drag. Here's how to download and manually install over-the-air Android updates for various Nexus devices.
With the release of Developer Preview 4, Android N draws nearer
Android N's Developer Preview 4 is out. There aren't a lot of new features, but the final APIs are included.
Google exec teases Android N’s possible name in a not-so-subtle way
In a not-so-subtle tweet, Google's senior vice president of Android and Chrome OS has teased the possible name of the upcoming version of Android.
Dallas, Texas may be next on the list of cities getting Google Fiber
Google may soon grace Dallas, Texas, with its Fiber internet service if all goes according to plan.
Google's Tango isn't a project anymore, but it still needs work
Tango ditched "project" from its official name at Lenovo's Tech World 2016. But our experience with the software suggests the move was premature.
Google: We don’t favor Hillary Clinton in search results
A YouTube video by SourceFed suggested that Google was purposefully hiding not-so-nice results for Hillary Clinton. Now, Google is addressing those claims.
Users in India can YouTube after hours to save on data fees
YouTube has launched a new feature in India that allows users to choose when to download videos -- meaning users can download during non-peak times.
Samsung Series 5 is the first Chromebook to reach End of Life
The Samsung Series 5 Chromebook is the first device of its kind to reach its stipulated End of Life, with more to follow.
Google’s Nearby gives you a heads up about location-specific apps
It's not an ad -- well sort of. Google is rolling out a feature that will notify your Android device about location-specific apps that could prove useful.
Lenovo Tangos with Google on its 6.4-inch Phab2 Pro
Lenovo has partnered with Google to make the world's first Tango-ready phone, capable of real-time motion tracking and indoor mapping -- the Phab2 Pro.
U.S. Cellular joins the Google Project Fi mix
Google's Project Fi MNVO already rides off of Sprint and T-Mobile, and now a third network has just been added to the mix -- U.S. Cellular.
Alphabet wants to beam high-speed Internet to your home
Fiber-optic cables are so yesterday. Alphabet is looking into technology that will wirelessly transmit internet connections at 1 gigabit per second.
Twitter gets materialized in latest Android update
Twitter's Android app just got a visual makeover -- it now follow's Google's Material Design guidelines for Android apps.
The FBI wants to know your internet browsing history
The FBI is pushing for expanded powers that would allow the agency to demand tech firms to provide user's "electronic communication transactional records."