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According to the New York Times, Google is secretly lobbying for legislation that would make self-driving cars legal in the state of Nevada. Google’s...

Good luck, guys. Two Michigan residents are filing a class-action suit against Google over the sudden location-tracking brouhaha that's been going down in...

Google has brought the speed of Google Instant to its latest Google Toolbar for Internet Explorer. One of the primary features of the new Toolbar is the...

Magic Johnson and Larry Bird were on top of the basketball world in the 80s. They fought back wars against each other and the rest of the NBA, capturing 8…

Taking a page out of Steve Jobs' playbook, new Google CEO and co-founder Larry Page has restructured upper management at Google to streamline the decision…

Google is notorious for tracking people's activities online. In fact, the search giant probably knows more about your own habits than you do yourself.

Make no mistake. Google doesn't care about most of the things they patent. In a world of "defensive patenting," Google's recent bid to buy Nortel's patent…

Working with computers is tedious. The constant typing on keyboards and clicking on a mouse makes composing and sending emails a draconian activity.

It’s another year, which means the time has come for Google to take yet another shot at social.

One thing that separates Google from other huge tech companies is its ability to adapt based upon mass demands by its users.

Have you ever wished you could simply put Google in your mind? You could search for whatever information was out there in the world by thinking about it.

Update: The most recent word from AllThingsD is that the product does not exist in any form other than in the lab.

YouTube has always been a "nice to have" property for Google. The traffic, the domination of a segment, the feather in a cap that is oddly shy of very many…

Google has held the keys to their search for years. They've attempted to personalize and localize search, but it still makes it challenging to get the exact…

Google made big news last year when the search giant announced it had developed technology for cars that can drive themselves .

If you don't already believe in the poofy white safety of the cloud... keep disbelieving. A Gmail bug has deleted the inboxes, contact lists, folders, tags,…

When the Demand Media witch hunt started a few months ago, journalists and bloggers called for action against what they termed the biggest "content farm."…

As browser wars continue to heat up, Google Chrome finds itself trailing IE9 in one of its most compelling attributes - viewable web and application space.
Children of the 80s, beware. This video is bound to bring back the nostalgia that only an attachment to something that we spent way too much time on can do.

With online security filling the news, even becoming a government issue with the National Internet ID on the horizon, Google has taken a step towards…

I have a question: how did you arrive to this article? Did you find your way here from Google Search?

When is the best time to change CEOs if you're a major company? How about shortly after announcing fourth-quarter earnings of $8.75 a share on revenue of…

IBM might have the market cornered on beating chess champions, but Google Goggles on Android and iPhone has Sudoku mastered.

According to the security gurus Trend Micro , the most dangerous site on the net in 2010 was none other than google.com.