Google's planninng to launch an own-brand home entertainment system, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Of all the big trends in cyber space, there's one that Google has been notably left out of - cloud storage.
Microsoft is promising that it will negotiate to license patents, rather than resorting to the courts - in a barely-disguised stab at Google, which made its own patent promises yesterday too.
An offer from Google to pay users up to $25 to give up their privacy has been swamped by takers.
The Electronic Privacy and Information Center has launched a lawsuit against the US Federal Trade Commission, aiming to force it to stop Google going through with its planned changes to its privacy policy.
Google's support for a stronger US clean energy policy and EU clean energy targets has seen it leap to the top of Greenpeace's annual Cool IT Leaderboard.
Google has introduced a beta version of its flagship Chrome browser for Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) smartphones and tablets.
Google's launched a website aimed at solving some of the big problems facing humanity - something like TED, or a sort of X Prize without the prize.
Running out of patience, an Indian court has given Google, Facebook and other internet companies just 15 more days to remove 'objectionable' content - although the companies say they've already done all they can.
Google is following Twitter's lead in introducing a country-by-country blocking system for its Blogger blogs.
Whenever a company has some sort of privacy snafu, it's a great opportunity...for that company's competitors.
Microsoft, Google, Facebook, PayPal and others have announced a new joint effort to combat spam and phishing.
We’ve certainly been hearing quite a lot about Chromebooks in the tech world.
However, when the machines finally started to hit the virtual and retail store shelves, they didn’t actually sell very well.
Google's launching a new privacy policy, bringing together all the information it holds on individual users into a single place.
When Google initially offered its Android OS for "free," I wonder if Mountain View ever envisioned the sort of ecosystem that exists today.
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