Google will now provide clearer satellite images.

The sites that serve up song lyrics are in danger of being devoured by Google.

Google is turning its attention to the smartphone market again.

COMMENT: Who is going to give you all these answers and without payment of money? Google!

What have we done? Brits frantically Google 'what is the EU?', hours after voting to leave it as Brexit remorse spreads.

Even if you're not a hypochondriac by nature, jumping on Google to do some research when you have a mysterious headache or cough has been enough to make you one.

COMMENT: Tax - it's about doing the right thing, writes Spark managing director Simon Moutter.

Here are just a few explanations behind the strangest mysteries involving Google Maps.

Allowing the app economy to develop chaotically has led to incredible clutter.

What's the first thing you would do if you lost your smartphone?

ANALYSIS: Omnity, a new search engine, tries to put things in context.

Google's offices in Paris have been raided by police in an investigation into money laundering and "aggravated tax fraud".

If users want their messages to be encrypted, they will have to opt in.

Google is turning to artificial intelligence to make sure people keep using its search engine.

Brian Lesko and Dan Sherman hate the idea of driverless cars, but for very different reasons.

The Bay Area has long been the center of the technology world, and it remains the undisputed king of startups.

The legal fight over Google's effort to create a digital library of millions of book is finally over.

COMMENT: Right now, millions of consumers are facing a problem with simplicity, as both the number of smart products and the functions of those products multiply.

Google's analysis of its first crash deserves a little more explanation.

The companies are showing their support for Apple, which is fighting the U.S. government over accessing a locked iPhone.

Now you can Haha, Wow, Sad or Angry on Facebook. Here's what you need to know.

The Internet giant is getting interested in building next-gen cable boxes.

If you hop into one of Google's pod-like self-driving cars, you now legally won't be considered the driver.

We live in an age of rapid technological change and disruption. But can the Big Five tech giants ever be disrupted?

For years, Apple has enjoyed its status as the most valuable tech company -- by a long shot, but this could change.

Google is paying Apple a hefty fee to keep its search bar on the iPhone.

Your Internet provider is turning into a data-hungry tech company.

Incumbents don't have to be passive victims as software takes over: Manufacturing prowess still counts, especially when coupled with open-mindedness and flexibility.

What Wall Street has taken to calling the FANG stocks - Facebook, Amazon.com, Netflix and Google - had an amazing year, with gains ranging from 34 to 178 per cent.