EU widens Google antitrust probe
Official: Preliminary probe revealed company "unduly favored its own comparison shopping service in its general search result pages"
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Official: Preliminary probe revealed company "unduly favored its own comparison shopping service in its general search result pages"
Artificial intelligence is becoming a serious part of our lives. Get ready for machines that know you -- really, really know you
Despite the Tesla Autopilot fatality, carmakers aren't backing off their pursuit of autonomous vehicles
See how new technology is making Google Maps clearer and more beautiful
A new report says Google is set on making an iPhone competitor, but it would be complicated
The impact of Britain leaving the EU could cross the Atlantic and reach all the way to the West Coast
Britons have voted in favor of Brexit, but Google Trends data suggests there is still confusion over what leaving the EU actually means.
Google is looking to be your new go-to source for mobile medical tips and information
Beyond its beaten-down valuation, it offers the right acquirer (Google?) plenty of potential to build a profitable future
Lawsuit claims social media companies "knowingly permitted" ISIS to recruit members, raise money and spread "extremist propaganda"
Despite the uproar over home-automation pioneer Tony Fadell exiting Nest, it's a sign of adjustment rather than abandonment
Hillary Clinton autocomplete recommendations targeted in viral video accusing search giant of scrubbing results
Bloomberg reports that Google co-founder Larry Page is has been secretly funding Silicon Valley flying car startups
One advantage: "You aren't going to have to walk around a mall wearing a headset"
Three years after Edward Snowden's leaks, the reporter who helped expose them talks about the "arms race" between private companies and governments
A former military weapons depot in Northern California has been turned into a secretive test track for Silicon Valley, where companies can test their self-driving cars in private
How does a self-driving car decide whether to honk at another vehicle? Google is working on it
Google said it's making the change after noticing many users do a "vanity search" to check up on what Google says about them
The high-profile legal dispute between Google and Oracle was a clash of Silicon Valley titans
Google will roll out "promoted pins" for a small group of users first, but the feature could hit one billion users eventually
Officials: Raids were carried out with the assistance of the police anti-corruption unit and 25 information technology experts
Google's new Android N operating system doesn't debut until later in the summer, but we've got a roundup of some of the highlights
Google developed the Art Camera to produce ultra-high-resolution images of great artworks
Internet giant wants to use the technology to take search in a sharply different, and potentially more powerful, direction
Google I/O developers conference shines spotlight on artificial intelligence and virtual reality