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YouTube was reportedly preparing to launch a subscription music service to rival Spotify and others by the end of 2013, but it was delayed.
Google has been fined €1 million ($1.4 million) in Italy because its Street View vehicles were not clearly recognizable.
Google's Nest has halted sales of its Nest Protect smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detector after discovering a flaw that could delay an alarm going off during a fire.
Following a slew of updates for devices made by HTC, Samsung and others, KitKat now claims a 5.3 percent adoption among Android devices.
It has been ten years since Google opened up its shiny new e-mail service to the public, but only if you had an invite from an existing user.
Every year on April 1, many tech companies and publications put out bogus stories, launch bogus services and make wild claims all in the spirit of fun to celebrate April Fool's Day.
According to Google security engineers, the world's top news organizations have been and are under current attack from state-sponsored hacking attacks.
Google has updated their Google Mobile Services agreement for Android phones, adding the new mandate that each device must have a bootup logo that states Powered by Android.
Earlier this month, Chrome and Android boss Sundar Pichai confirmed that the company would be releasing a new SDK for wearable devices beginning with watches.
According to a new report Motorola had envisioned an Android superphone for Google, but Google CEO Larry Page refused to have it made.
Potent leaker @EVleaks has revealed some specs and details about Google's upcoming smartwatch, rumored to be launching in June.
Google has acquired Green Throttle Games, perhaps signaling that a true Google Android set-top box may be on the way with gaming foundations.
Speaking during SXSW today, Google's Android/Chrome SVP Sundar Pichai has announced that the company is preparing to release an Android dev SKD for wearable devices.
Google has updated their search results with full restaurant menus, a cool feature when it works.
Google has confirmed that it did not bid for WhatsApp, the multiplatform messaging app recently acquired by Facebook for $19 billion.
Multiple sources have reported today that LG is working on Google's first smartwatch, which will be unveiled next month and be available in June following Google's I/O conference.
According to sources, Google is building an app that would help you automatically connect to wireless hotspots such as those offered by Starbucks.
Yesterday, we reported that Facebook was buying messaging behemoth WhatsApp for a staggering $19 billion in cash and stock. It appears they were not the only company aiming to buy the small company.
As of yesterday, Google's $3.2 billion acquisition of Nest Labs is complete, having receiving early FTC approval last week.
Foxconn, one of the largest manufacturers on the planet, has been secretly working with Google on their robotics dreams, says sources.
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