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Google is expanding its efforts to secure e-mail in transit from snooping by working on an end-to-end encryption extension for Chrome, and adding a section about e-mail security to its transparency report.
Google has announced extended support for its Chromecast HDMI dongle, including notable sports programming like Major League Soccer and WatchESPN.
According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, Google is set to spend over $1 billion launching 180 satellites into low-Earth orbit to provide Internet access around the world.
Google has begun ranking ISPs in order of their streaming experience for customers in an effort to ensure ISPs offer service that allows for buffer-free HD streaming on YouTube.
Google's incredible self-driving car project has taken its next step, with Google unveiling a prototype that does not have brakes nor a steering wheel, thus putting 100 percent of the burden of driving on the car.
Google has disclosed that it passed on a $5 billion deal for an unknown foreign company last year, a deal that would have been one of its largest ever.
Google has acquired Quest Visual this week, the developer of the camera-based translation app Word Lens.
According to multiple reports, Google has an Android Silver program in the pipeline, one that will replace their own Nexus devices.
Google has updated its search engine for Android, better integrating the company's hotel and restaurant search features.
Foxconn has confirmed the sale of numerous communications technology patents to Google, although figures were not disclosed.
Tech giants Apple, Google, Intel and Adobe have settled and will pay $324 million over accusations that the companies conspired to keep wages/salaries down in Silicon Valley.
Google has given a refund to Android users after a paid Anti-Virus app in the Google Play store was shown to do nothing.
A feature spotted in the Chrome OS dev channel may indicate that Chromebooks will soon be unlocked using a smartphone.
Google and Facebook have come under fire from a powerful source in Europe concerning their business practices and treatment of Internet users' privacy.
Can a pledge from the smartphone industry to include anti-theft features in all smartphones sold after July 2015 stop the 'apple picking' problem in U.S. cities?
Google is making installing apps on your Android device a bit more secure by offering malware scans during installation for apps installed from outside of the Google Play Store.
Google has announced that its Play Music service on Android devices now has native Sonos integration and support.
Following the death of Windows XP, Google has announced a number of promotions for enterprise customers that could be willing to move to Chrome OS.
Waze, the social mapping application acquired by Google last year, sold for $1.15 billion says the company's CEO.
Google appears to have moved on from their failed Google TV endeavor with a new TV interface that should make fans of content very happy: Android TV.
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