What's this maker of scary robot animals really up to?
Boston Dynamics has long been extremely secretive, but now it's at least hinting at its philosophy
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Boston Dynamics has long been extremely secretive, but now it's at least hinting at its philosophy
They're charged with failing to maintain data on the ads, such as who's paying for them, as the state requires
Backlash against search giant's involvement led to decision to halt the controversial project, Gizmodo says
Google quickly removed the term, but not before Republicans seized on situation as example of bias against conservatives
That's what a JPMorgan analysis pegs the value at, but it depends on making full use of the service
California owner says she's being trolled and demands the search giant do something about it
Certain features on smart devices can be disabled or removed, helping to protect users' privacy
With a bold new law kicking in Friday, EU citizens now enjoy data protections sorely lacking this side of the Atlantic
60 Minutes reports on the power of Google, a company whose critics say has stifled competition
Businesses from pizza parlors to airlines across the EU are rushing to comply with the new GDPR by May 25
Researchers say they were three times more likely to encounter extremist videos in search results than videos that counter the propaganda
Management cites issues with the platform's ability to monitor content standards, which can lead to trouble
Police say the SUV, which was in autonomous mode at the time of the crash, did not appear to be at fault
The case considers making it more difficult for companies to pay settlements in class action lawsuits to unrelated third parties
The European Union wants online giants to self-regulate to weed out fake reporting and bot accounts
Alphabet's net income, earnings per share and revenue all exceeded Wall Street analysts' forecasts
Google said in a statement Friday it would respect the judge's decision
As Mark Zuckerberg prepares to speak before Congress, here are the many ways the company has vowed to change
Baxter Street is one of the steepest streets in the country -- even steeper than San Francisco's world-famous Lombard Street
Female suspect died from self-inflicted gunshot wound and several others were wounded April 3, 2018, in San Bruno, Calif.
San Bruno, California, police identified the suspect late Tuesday as Nasim Najafi Aghdam
Nasim Aghdam shot three people at YouTube headquarters, then died from apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound, police say
YouTube project manager Todd Sherman wrote on Twitter that he also "peaked around for threats" during Tuesday's incident
With hidden trackers on most websites -- and with companies making billions off our info -- trying to hide is easier said than done
Google, Facebook and other services -- including Amazon and Uber -- keep detailed histories on you