Google's Page Hopes Alphabet Spells Innovation
Google founder Larry Page is hoping his newly created company becomes synonymous with innovation.
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Google founder Larry Page is hoping his newly created company becomes synonymous with innovation.
Google's Internet-beaming balloons are ready to take off on the next phase of their mission to deliver online access in regions where most people live offline.
Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer is hoping for a little help from her old friends at her former employer, Google.
Amazon will stop allowing the sale of Google and Apple video-streaming devices on its site as it focuses on its own Prime Instant Video streaming service.
Google is adding veteran automotive executive John Krafcik to run its program focused on developing self-driving cars. Krafcik most recently served as an executive at TrueCar.
Google is refining its famous logo as it prepares to become a part of a new holding company called Alphabet. The revised design was unveiled on the search engine Tuesday.
Google is introducing an application that will connect Android smartwatches with Apple's iPhone, escalating the battle to strap technology onto people's wrists.
Google is attacking the pothole problem of North Texas streets head on. The advertising powerhouse wants to use a car's GPS navigation system to detect potholes on a road and use that information to plot a more comfortable route to a destination.
Google's latest Chromebook laptop will be specially designed for corporate customers in an effort to get more workers off machines powered by Microsoft's dominant Windows software.
Google is creating a new company to oversee its internet business and flock of other ventures, including some that are known more for their ambition than for turning a profit.
Social media giants including Twitter and Facebook are pushing back against Senate legislation that would require them to alert federal authorities of any terrorist activity, according to industry and government officials.
Google revealed Thursday that one of its self-driving car prototypes was involved in an injury crash for the first time. The tech giant's car was rear-ended in California.
The company on Tuesday announced a Lexus SUV has hit the road in Austin, with safety drivers on board.
Google's self-driving cars have now been involved in 12 accidents while covering more than 1.7 million miles over the past six years, according to the company.
Google is making its privacy controls easier to find and understand in an attempt to make the more than 1 billion users of its digital services feel more comfortable about the personal information that they give the Internet's most powerful company.
The latest version of Google's self-driving car — a pod-like two-seater that needs no gas pedal or steering wheel — will make its debut on public roads this summer.
Google revealed Monday that its self-driving cars have been in 11 minor traffic incidents since it began experimenting with the driverless technology six years ago.
Google's search engine has hit a tipping point in technology's shift to smartphones. More search requests are now being made on mobile devices than on personal computers.
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Google is changing the way its search engine recommends websites on phones and tablets in a shift that's expected to sway where millions of people shop, eat and find information.
YouTube will soon give viewers the option of paying a monthly fee to skip over ads. It's not clear when the option will be offered or how much the monthly fee will be.
An unorthodox stock split designed to ensure Google CEO Larry Page and fellow co-founder Sergey Brin retain control of the company could cost Google more than half a billion dollars.
Google has built a fully functional Pac-Man game into Google Maps, allowing users to play the game on any street around the world.
Get ready to see more red warning signs online as Google adds ammunition to its technological artillery for targeting devious schemes lurking on websites.
Google wants more people to get online so they can search around and click on its ads. And it's shaking up the telecom world to do it.
