Yesterday was Android day at Google I/O, and today is Chrome day. The company announced today that Chrome is up from 70 million users at last year's Google I/O to 160 million activ...
Google's once secret automated vehicle research and testing is now looking towards the next step: legality. Well, in one state at least.
The New York Times is...
Today is the birthday is Martha Graham, American dancer and choreographer who is thought of as one of the pioneering minds in the field. Born in Pittsburgh in 1894, she is often...
I don't think many people will argue that Google's AdSense program has been a major catalyst in increasing the amount of content/search spam on the web. This may not have been Goog...
Today is Republican Presidential candidate Rick Santorum's birthday. And what could be a better present than being a trending topic on Google? After being mentioned on last night...
Google just announced that it had made an adjustment to the algorithm it uses to provide traffic estimates in AdWords. The change, the company says, should improve stats for estima...
If you've been following tech news at all today, you'll know that it's obviously been a very big day for Google. The company kicked off its annual Google I/O developer conference,...
As one of about a hundred announcements from the company today, Google said it is developing new targeting options for advertisers, including a way to target tablet users.
In a...
Google doesn't just want you to have Android on your phone or on your tablet, or on your television, or just a combination of these. It wants you to have Android in your ligting, i...
Among its many Android-related announcements today, Google announced at Google I/O that Android 3.1 is rolling out beginning today.
Android 3.1 features enhancements to existing...
Google I/O, the company's developer event opened with a shot at Apple. The shots at Apple are certainly commonplace these days, but it's rare for them to jump into it so quickly. D...