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The $500 million that Google slapped down for the marketing on its Moto X smartphone hasn't helped much.

Pirate search results ordered to be removed from Microsoft, Google by French court.

Nexus owner? You could be at risk of a DDoS attack through SMS messages!

Google refreshes its Nexus smartphone with the Nexus 5, where it is an improvement in nearly all aspects. Here is our preview, ahead of our review.

Google Glass owner asked to remove his wearable device in a Seattle diner.

Macs are all the rage at Google HQ, with the company embracing Apple's platform and machines.

LG's G2 is one of the best Android-powered smartphones on the market with some seriously impressive specs. Check out our full review.

More Google Glass Explorer invitations are making their way to future Glass owners.

23andMe receives a cease and desist order from the FDA forcing a halt of all sales due to lack of approval.

More support and features added to Google Translate on Android.

Google Wallets now has a card for wallet accounts.

The Nexus 5 has landed on my doorstep, and boy what a device it is - here's my quick first impressions

Explore the streets of Venice Italy with Google Street View, and dont forget the gondola ride.

Best Buy and other retailers abruptly pull the HP Chromebook 11 from shelves, ordered to "securely store them in warehouses."

Motorola launches the Moto G Android-based smartphone, high mid-range features at a low-end budget price.

Google's ad revenue is big businesses, big enough that it dwarfs the newspaper and magazine industries.

Smartphone adoption numbers currently sit at 1.9 billion users, which is expected to soar to over 5.6 billion units in 2019.

Google begins encrypting its internal network, says 'F*** you' to the NSA.

Ouya 2.0 is coming next year, will feature a redesigned controller and more.

The HTC One will be getting Android 4.4 KitKat within the next 90 days, Google Play editions in the next 15!

Android 4.4 KitKat is finally here and it includes a wealth of new features and improvements.

Edward Snowden is back, says that Google and Yahoo datacenter traffic is intercepted by the NSA, GCHQ.

Google's Nexus 5 drips into the morning headlines with two new leaks, appears to be fastest Android phone ever if leaked benchmarks are true.

Google's future in smartphones is modular with Motorola, unveils its Project Ara project.

Google's Nexus 10 sees its specs leaked on Google play just like the Nexus 5.

Google is reportedly building a 'floating data center' in San Francisco bay.

Google Chrome's autocomplete sends your private data, including your credit card details.

LG Nexus 5 to feature some great specs, thanks to a leaked technical manual.

ASUS and Google worked together once more to make the best Android tablet on the market, again.

Google releases Chrome version 30 for download for desktops and Android. Features new touch gestures and better image searching.

Android KitKat leaks suggest that the Nexus 5 will feature wireless charging.

Google to start scooping up BlackBerry engineers from its hometown.

Google overtakes Apple as the leader of the tablet market.

Newly leaked benchmark scores show Google's upcoming Nexus 5 to be a powerhouse like no other.

iMessage for Android is filled with security holes, pushes your data over to China.

Google begins rolling out a newly revamped tabs page for Chrome that puts search front and center.

Google says it's sorry for 11 hour Gmail outage that affected 29 percent of the emails sent and received on its service, blames network failure.

Google says Gmail has been having technical issues for most of the day and they have engineers working to resolve the issues.

A closer tease of Android 4.4 KitKat's redesigned messaging, dialer apps and more.

Google unveils a new logo as well as a redesigned navigation bar similar to the Chrome Launcher.

Verizon assures angered customers that the Nexus 7 will work on their LTE network "soon."

Yahoo decides personal homepages are a good thing, completely revamps My Yahoo in hopes of picking up iGoogle refugees.

It looks like we should expect two models of the upcoming Nexus 5 smartphone.

Google's Chromecast took the world by storm just over a month ago, but will it manage to impress us at TweakTown?

Google buys Bump Technology for a reported $30 million, we could see deep integration into Android 5.0.

Google says goodbye to MySQL and welcomes in MariaDB with open arms.

Motorola now ships more than 100,000 Morto X phones per week from its US based manufacturing facility.

The NSA has no problem with hacking into Android, BlackBerry or iPhones, taking whatever data it pleases.

8GB version of the Nexus 4 completely sold out, won't be coming back.

Ohio-based surgeon uses Google Glass to stream surgery to his colleagues.