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Google and other Silicon Valley companies have conversations with the NSA and other government agencies - and it shouldn't be a big surprise to users.

Google is facing a class-action lawsuit for allegedly agreeing with smartphone makers to pre-install a suite of Google apps on every smartphone.

LG will cut down its G3 smartphone to form the Nexus 6 for Google.

A new study shows that Google Glass is comprised of about $80 in parts, so why does Google mark it up several hundred percent for retail sales?

Russian President Vladimir Putin comes out and says that the Internet is a 'CIA project', through the US 'everything is monitored'

Social networking wars could heat up if the rumors of Google to soon kill Google+ are true.

Google launches a new Camera App that allows users to take spherical, panoramic, and lens-blurred images to simulate high-end DSLR cameras.

Google updates Gmail with new add from Auto Backup feature, lets users add images to their emails that have been backed up to Google+ from their phone.

Google Glass gets an update, new tools for working with photos, but video calls abilities have now been removed.

The rumors were wrong, Google, not Facebook, has just acquired Titan Aerospace, the drone manufacturer whose planes can spend years aloft with no refueling.

Android 4.4 KitKat is rolling out to devices quite slowly, especially when compared to Jelly Bean - KitKat is on just 10% of devices.

Sonos owers can now access Google Play Music and stream it to their Sonos Speaker Systems throughout their homes.

The U.S. Trademark office stalled Google's attempt to trademark 'glass' with two objections.

Due to 'Nest Wave' feature, the device could be unintentionally deactivated and therefore being a potential safety issue.

Facebook, Google, LinkedIn and Twitter have just launched a custom version of MySQL called WebScaleSQL designed to handle massive databases.

Google refuses military funding for its entry into DARPA competition, says it will completely fund the bipedal Schaft robot itself and compete in finals.

Google finally released Chrome with Google Now integration to the public, download the latest stable version of Google Chrome to get Google Now...well now!

Could Apple do the unthinkable and release iTunes on Android?

Google Voice may soon find its head on the chopping block and see some of its features moved to Google Hangouts.

Motorola will be the first to release a Google Android Wear based smartwatch and it will be named the Moto 360.

Google has just forked Android and built an entirely new operating system designed just for smartwatches.

Google brings its search results to the present with new styling to better align with current trends.

Google scoops up some assets, and the founders of Green Throttle Gaming.

Google Fiber is spider-webbing into several dozen more neighborhoods in and around Kansas City.

Google's SDK will enable many developers to make different variants of wearable computing devices.

Blocks Modular smartwatch is customizable by the user and aiming at mid-2015 launch.

The next-generation of Google's flagship Nexus smartphone sees its details leaked months ahead of launch, will be LG made and based on the G3.

Microsoft wants to go cross-platform to allow gamers to play its games, store achievements and scores irrespective of the mobile platform.

Samsung unveils the predecessor to its popular Chromebook, gives it a premium leather skin.

Google will now start showing menus of the restaurants you want to go, but the service is enabled for United States as of now.

Wearing Google glass in certain places whether or not you're recording could be a bad idea.

Apple on its competitors: "we're getting ripped off left, right and sideways"

EU authorities plan to meet with Apple, Google, and others to help ensure in-app purchase transparency.

Google launches Maps Gallery, a new way for organizations to publish custom maps for the public to easily find.

Google still wants you to build your own smartphone, will show developers what they can do with Ara in April.

Fans of American Idol can now use Google to vote for their favorite contestant.

Newly leaked photos are said to be of the Nexus Gem, a smartwatch from Google that never made it to market.

Analogix shows off its latest 4K SlimPort technology at the 2014 Mobile World Congress.

Google wants states to block current and future anti-Glass laws surrounding driving.

Google expands underwater Street View with new locations and stunning imagery.

Google has officially implemented a solution to solve its gmail user's problem of unsubscribing from unwanted mailing lists.

Google's smartwatch will reportedly begin shipping as soon as next month.

Anthony shares his thoughts on using Google Glass after one day. Hint - he doesn't want to take them off, ever. Let's see what he thinks.

Google by ART+COM for patent infringement over similarities between Google Earth and Terravision.

A new app for public Wi-Fi from Google could make things much, much easier for today's always-connected world.

Google introduces Project Tango, a prototype Android smartphone that can learn, and map the world around it.

Facebook was not the only company trying to buy WhatsApp, new reports suggest Google submitted an offer as well.

Google plans to deploy fiber connection across nine cities and invites thirty four cities to observe the deployment of a city wide fiber network.

Google's popular I/O developers conference set to be held in June, new ticket lottery is the only way to get in.

Google wants Glass to be more social acceptable, so it is advising users how to use the device in public.