No Evidence Found Against Google In Antitrust Case
U.S. antitrust regulators say they have found no evidence to claims that Google unfairly favors its own services in search results.
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U.S. antitrust regulators say they have found no evidence to claims that Google unfairly favors its own services in search results.
An open source operating system called Ubuntu that's already being used on some PCs and TVs will soon be coming to smartphones.
Apple's first full year without Steve Jobs, the Samsung-Apple court case, SOPA and Microsoft Windows 8 were some of the biggest tech stories of 2012 according to our tech analyst Larry Magid.
More than six decades since the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls—and thousands of years after they were written—Israel on Tuesday put 5,000 images of the ancient biblical artifacts online in a partnership with Google.
The world's most popular online mapping system returned late Wednesday with the release of the Google Maps' iPhone app.
The world's attention wavered between the tragic and the silly in 2012, and along the way, Web surfers searched in huge numbers to find out about a royal princess, the latest iPad, and a record-breaking skydiver.
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid said the latest report by federal officials found that app developers are still not doing enough to protect the privacy of kids.
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid said Google's new app, Gmail 2.0 for iOS, has several new features that make it more user friendly.
Just in time for the holiday shopping season, Microsoft has launched a new ad campaign comparing their search engine, Bing to Google warning searchers not to get "Scroogled" by paid ads.
Microsoft is trying to skewer Google as a lousy holiday shopping guide in its latest attempt to divert more traffic to its Bing search engine.
A federal judge has approved a $22.5 million fine to penalize Google for an alleged privacy breach.
Google is investing $75 million in an Iowa wind farm as part of its effort to encourage development of cleaner energy sources.
Verizon Wireless will shut down its app store come January. This should come as no surprise as Apple and Google have dominated smartphone app sales.
According to a recent regulatory filing, long-time real estate investor and developer Carl Berg is selling about 100 commercial properties in Santa Clara County and Fremont.
A suit by Apple claiming that Motorola Mobility, now owned by Google, is seeking unreasonably high license fees for the use of patents on wireless technology has been thrown out by a judge in Madison, Wis.
French President Francois Hollande is considering a pushing for a new tax that would see search engines such as Google have to pay each time they use content from French media.
The search giant now has brought its all-seeing eyes—mounted for the first time on a backpack—down into the Grand Canyon. The so-called trekker will showcase the most popular hiking trails on the South Rim.
Our technology analyst took part in a panel discussion on the hazards of leaving behind an abundance of data on our wireless devices and computers.
30,000 new employees are expected to be working in the North Bayshore area of Mountain View over the next decade. City planners are concerned about the resulting traffic congestion and how to handle the influx of commuters.
Google and Samsung have introduced a new lightweight laptop with a price similar to smaller tablet computers.
Trading was halted on Google stock after the price plunged Thursday, following the early release of Q3 earnings reports.
Google is opening a virtual window into the secretive data centers that serve as its nerve center. The closely guarded facilities house an intricate maze of computers that process Internet search requests, show YouTube video clips and distribute email for millions of people.
Google said it is expanding its plan to cut jobs from its Motorola Mobility unit outside the U.S. and will take $390 million in charges related to the layoffs.
California's new driverless car legislation is raising a red flag from some consumer groups who are concerned the robo-cars could track a person's movement and pass them on to advertisers.
Gov. Jerry Brown rode to Google headquarters in a self-driven Toyota Prius before signing legislation Tuesday that will pave the way for driverless cars in California.
