Two big tech trends dominate Google I/O
Google's annual developers conference kicks off with a focus on the future of smart devices
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Google's annual developers conference kicks off with a focus on the future of smart devices
Google plans to switch off Adobe's Flash Player by default by the end of the year; 10 websites will be exempt
Stanford researchers have developed software to teach autistic kids how to read people's emotions
Not just smiley faces -- these new emoji represent powerful women in a wide range of careers
Search giant says it's banning ads for short-term loans, citing the need to protect customers from harmful products
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki says paid leave for new moms - still not the law in the U.S. - is good for mothers, families and business
Automaker will work with Google to add self-driving technology to 100 Chrysler Pacifica minivans for testing purposes
Google appears to have found a novel way to teach computers to be more conversational
Tech company has set a goal of having self-driving cars in the public's hands by 2020
$150,000 will help researchers predict homes likely to have high lead levels, and $100,000 will go to nonprofits
The ruling favors the Federal Trade Commission's suit from 2014, which Apple and Google had agreed to settle
Shares of the world's most valuable company drop eight percent in after-hours trading as iPhone sales slow
The 28-nation EU also has other investigations against Google, with the biggest centering on its search services
After a half-dozen U.S. senators -- including Bernie Sanders -- complained to the FCC, President Obama is weighing in, too
Campbell was a former Ivy League football coach who became a management guru for Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and others in Silicon Valley
Refusal to hear appeal is a "colossal loss" for writers, Authors Guild says of the more than decade of legal sparring
Next time you misplace your phone, this little-known feature can come to the rescue
People who use social media apps that include geolocation might be revealing more than they realize
Governor backpedals after Germany's largest lender opts out of an expansion plan that would have created jobs in the state
The U.S. is nearly alone in the developed world in not offering this family benefit, but that's starting to change
Payment processor is latest example of corporate opposition to new limits on legal protections for LGBT individuals in the state
Gmail's Mic Drop feature is dropped after complaints that silly animation lost email users their jobs; "It looks like we pranked ourselves this year"
Report from the ACLU finds the government's attempt to force Apple to unlock an iPhone was not unique
A growing list of companies are objecting to the state's move derailing local rules to prevent discrimination
A new Web series from J.J. Abrams follows the teams competing to get to the moon