Forget Black Friday or Cyber Monday. Google just announced perhaps the best sale of the entire Christmas season, at least as far as electronics and computers are concerned.
It's not just you: Google has confirmed that Gmail has indeed experienced some service disruptions.
Google's not just smart about search, mobile operating systems, and online advertising. The company is also very smart keeping the money it earns via clever tax avoidance schemes.
Mobile payment company Bango has integrated Google Play billing with carrier billing, announcing Australian carrier Telestra as its first client.
If you're looking for something special to give this year, can we recommend a tablet? Here are our picks for the best of the best.
Twitter is reportedly aiming to release photo filters to be used inside its official Twitter app in time for the holiday season.
AllThingsD reported the news, citing sources familiar with the matter.
The move comes right after Twitter’s fast-growing competitor …
Google Now, the search engine giant’s handy Android smartphone feature that helps automate your life by giving you an easy peek at things like traffic conditions, weather reports, trip departure reminders, and restaurant dish recommendations, is apparently now coming to …
Apple and Google have joined forces to offer more than $500 million for some of the 1,100 digital imaging patents from Eastman Kodak, according to Bloomberg, citing “two people with knowledge of the situation.”
If the report is accurate, the …
Groupon’s shares soared about 23 percent today on a sketchy rumor that Google was interested in buying it, according to a report.
Google corporate development VP David Lawee will soon move from leading Google’s mergers and acquisitions over to leading a new Google-backed late-stage venture group, according to a report.
Google said today that only the premium version of its Apps for Business would be available from now on, for $50 per user per year.
YouTube is rolling out a brand new look on its website that emphasizes its growing channel-based ecosystem of content creators.
Google has graduated three time-saving experimental Gmail features, kicking them out of the protected confines of Labs and into your inbox.
YouTube has reached a new agreement with commercial airline Virgin America that will bring web video content to passengers during flights, the site announced today.
Google today released an Android version of the sophisticated photo-editing application Snapseed, a product it picked up in its acquisition of photography software developer Nik Software. The company also updated the Snapsneed app for iOS to make it free.
Snapseed’s …
The new head of Ngmoco believes mobile games are leveling up.
Google has rolled out a brand new feature for its Google+ social network today, which brings the ability to form groups based around a specific interest, organization, or passion.
Along with announcing a new Communities feature for Google+ today, Google also finally gave us some updated stats on Google+.
Google has taken inspiration from Apple's Passbook to give its Android customers a more instantaneous way to pull up their boarding passes with Google Now.
Eric Schmidt seems perplexed by some of Apple's recent decisions, like the recent patent lawsuits against Android partners, and Apple's sudden removal of Google's YouTube app from iOS devices.
Google has released a major update of its iOS YouTube app, and it now supports the iPad and the iPhone 5′s longer display.
Apple's app store appears to be having some technical challenges today. Perhaps it's the massive influx of people downloading Google's new Gmail app.
Google I/O is taking place a bit earlier this year. Synchronize your watches to meet at Moscone on...
Six months ago, Google says, it started working on a new Gmail app for iPhone and iPad. That's a long time, but Gmail fans who can't part with their gorgeous Apple hardware will probably think it's worth the wait.
Google is no stranger to philanthropy, but that's not stopping the company from doing more.
There's more of just about everything in Nielsens' 2012 state of the social union report ... all except the poor old PC.
Guest Post With tech-related projects accounting for nine of the top 10 most common job requests on DoNanza, freelancers working in technology have noticed some interesting trends over the past two years.
iPhone 5, plus market share losses from Android makers, pushes Apple to the No. 2 spot.
Google purchased BufferBox, a startup that makes e-commerce delivery more convenient by setting up locals lockers for parcel pick-up.
You know the old story about statistics and liars, right? Statistics lie, and liars use statistics, or so the old saw says. There's a good reason for that: statistics are so damn easy to lie with. Even when you don't mean to.
This morning App Annie released a new global index report on app store revenues, which included statements like "iOS revenue contracted 0.7 percent" and "iOS revenue growth has been modest this year at just 12.9 percent." Apple contacted me this afternoon to call bullshit on those numbers.
Amit Singh, president of enterprise at Google, is ready to fight. Amazon and Google traded blows this week, each lowering their cloud services prices in response to the other.
Apple's App Store is still the king of mobile apps stores, with the four times the revenue of Google Play, but Google Play is growing much, much faster than the App Store.
With the addition of spreadsheet editing, Google Drive is finally becoming useful for power users.
YouTube rolled out a update to its captions feature today that allows you to automatically translate video captions, meaning you're no longer restricted to watching content produced specifically for your primary language.
According to the latest Bing campaign from Microsoft, if you're using Google Shopping, you're getting screwed.
Google Webmaster Tools, the Google site that helps website owners manage how their site appears in Google, diagnose problems, and optimize traffic, is currently experiencing a major security breach.
With the latest update, Google is bringing Gmail and Drive a lot closer together.
Google’s Spanner is a single database that runs across hundreds of data centers throughout the world. It makes me want to climb into an underground bunker.
Google Compute Engine has added 36 server instances to its cloud catalog, and cut prices by 5 percent in a bid to compete with Amazon Web Services, the largest provider of cloud services in the world.
