Google's newest update lets you Hangout with anyone
You can now join video or audio calls through Hangouts without a Google account. The update is said to be an attempt to catch up to Skype's latest feature.
Google Fit updates to give you real-time stats and track your strength training
The new Google Fit update is rolling out and can track strength training with pushups, situps, and squats.
You can now stream Android apps through Google Search
Google has announced a way to stream an app on Search, letting users bypass the download and continue to the use the app for a limited time.
Google is lowering its minimum purchase price for Play Store apps
What's that sound you're hearing? Just the jingle of change in your virtual pocket as Google lowers its minimum app prices in no fewer than 17 countries.
Google makes Hangouts calls to France free in aftermath of Paris attacks
Hours after the terrorist attacks in Paris, Google announced on its social media channels that it’s making Hangouts calls to France free.
Google helps you control all your data in a new About Me page
Google is hoping to simply changing privacy settings across its services, with a new About Me page that brings it all together.
Google has open-sourced TensorFlow, their new deep-learning system
Google has decided to open source their machine learning system, TensorFlow.
No Wi-Fi? No problem for Google Maps, which just introduced offline search
Google just introduced offline navigation and search, and it may be the best thing since sliced bread.
Cracked Nexus 6P? You're not the only one
Early Nexus 6P units may have a design flaw causing the rear panel, which houses the camera, to crack spontaneously.
Microsoft’s OneDrive debacle shows its cloud commitment is weaker than promised
Microsoft, earlier this week, decided it was making yet again more changes to its OneDrive storage plans, this time not for the better.
Time to discuss AI ethics — experts gather in January
How far we can take artificial intelligence depends on how well we take care of it. In January a group of experts will sit down to discuss AI ethics.
Google offers a free Nexus 5X to companies who try Android for Work
Google has updated Android for Work with new enhancements for Android 6.0 Marshmallow and is offering a free Nexus 5X to new companies.
Google may revamp the Android One program after a gloomy first year
Google is said to be working on a revised Android One program, giving manufacturers more freedom regarding components and software.
India might be the next to adopt Project Loon, Alphabet’s ambitious Internet plan
Alphabet is in preliminary talks with India's government about establishing a constellation of Internet balloons across the country through Project Loon.
The man bun may be here to stay, according to Google search
According to Google's 2015 Beauty Trends Report, men are particularly interested in one controversial hairstyle -- the infamous man bun.
Update: Google denies plan to “phase out” Chrome OS
Google has officially denied reports that it plans to "phase out" Chrome OS while confirming a project is under way to combine the best of Chrome and Android.
Google is teaching its self-driving cars to be more careful around kids
Google recently released a blog post in which the firm assured drivers and parents everywhere, "We teach our cars to drive more cautiously around children."
Google launches a new app to find out Who’s Down
Find out who's around and who's available right now with the latest app from Google, Who's Down.
Google gears up Project Loon balloons for Indonesia Internet swarm
Google plans to start floating balloons in the stratosphere above Indonesia next year, as part of the Project Loon program.
You can now draw notes and doodle in Google Keep for Android
Google Keep has been updated to version 3.2.435, which allows users to draw notes or draw on images.
97-year-old Olive Horrell blown away by visit to Google’s campus
She said she wanted to see the future, and she got the next best thing -- a visit to Google's headquarters.
Google issues ultimatum to Symantec over unauthorized HTTPS certificates
Google has warned Symantec to clean up its act with security certificates or risk being flagged as unsafe in Google Chrome.
Facebook soars ahead of Google and Tencent on iOS App Store
Facebook's combined network of social apps are the most popular in the world, and dominated the iOS App Store charts in the third quarter.
How to turn an old laptop into a Chromebook
ChromeReady is an ideal way of testing out the Chrome OS with the help of an unused computer.
Google's Crisis Info Hub provides refugees with much needed data and information
Google's Crisis Info Hub leverages their technical prowess to provide migrants with crucial data.
Chrome 47 beta lands, adds splash screens to web apps
Google's new beta release for its Chrome browser adds a number of developer features, but splash screens may be the most noticeable for the average user.