Online Santa Trackers Go Live Before Christmas
NORAD and Google are offering parents and children the opportunity to play holiday games and track the progress of Santa Claus on Christmas Eve.
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NORAD and Google are offering parents and children the opportunity to play holiday games and track the progress of Santa Claus on Christmas Eve.
Facebook and Google are giving users the opportunity to let others know they voted, and assist voters in finding their polling place.
Amazon is offering a smaller version of the Amazon of its Fire TV streaming media box, which will compete with Google's Chromecast.
Directions, homework and obtaining phone numbers are among the top Google voice searches, the company reports in a survey.
Google announced Wednesday that it will be releasing a new smartphone, tablet and streaming media player in the coming weeks.
Nearly five million Gmail usernames and passwords reportedly may have been leaked.
Children under 13-years-old may soon be able to have their own Google accounts, according to reports.
Soccer fans may have seen only one goal on the field during the World Cup, but they participated in millions of interactions on social media.
A high-end prostitute who allegedly gave a fatal amount of heroin to a Google executive from Michigan, and fled the scene, has been arrested in California.
Looking to get off the grid? Google offers tips on how to blur out your home on Google Street View.
The biggest game in the world is creating record traffic on social media channels and search engines.
A science project designed by three west Michigan students was the only Michigan submission in the Google Science Fair to be honored.
The tech giant announced Wednesday it is expanding its services some non-traditional computer devices.
President Obama stopped at a Chipotle Monday and committed a big no-no: he reached over the sneeze guard, a pane of glass between the customer and the food.
Google says autonomous vehicles will eliminate human error.
Autonomous vehicle developers are testing self-driving cars on public streets, but don't expect to buy your own just yet.
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Google's latest self-driving car has no steering wheel, no accelerator pedal, no brake pedal. The actual vehicle, says the New York Times, was built by a manufacturer in Detroit. Google is not identifying that manufacturer.
Google will build a car without a steering wheel with hopes of having 100 prototypes on public roads in a year.
Detroit-based iRule beat six other competitors to win the Detroit Google Demo Day, earning an opportunity to pitch its business to Google executives in Silicon Valley in April.
"The power of this I think comes from being able to show the driver exactly what they need exactly when they need it ..."
Autos and tech industries come together prior to the LA Auto Show. How will they use driver data?
Google's new wearable computer, Google Glass, is a wonderful thing. Whether it's $1,500 worth of wonderful is up to you.
So what's the latest on a gorgeous fall Friday from the wonderful, wild and occasionally weird world of science and technology? Direct to you on a Thursday night from Orchestra Hall in Detroit, here's what I found...
Google Glass, the search giant's new wearable computer, will soon be released to the market. And you can get a firsthand look at it in an event at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 16 and Sunday, Nov. 17.
