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Android N is set for a release later on this year. But when can the average Android user expect to get it? Let’s have a look

Business is booming at Google's parent company, Alphabet Inc., even as it loses billions of dollars on kooky-sounding projects that may never produce any revenue.

A DISAPPOINTED China has begun what will be regular air patrols over contested waters and cut off access to part of the region for military drills.

In reality, Google's marriage to Nest was nothing short of a disaster

While a whole bunch of Google services saw up-dates at Google I/O, Maps was almost entirely left out in the cold. But according to code inside the latest version of Google Maps for Android, some significant new features are on the way.

GOOGLE is trying to make passwords passé as it looks into using body and location cues to verify a person’s identity.

French finance officials have raided the Paris offices of US internet giant Google as part of a tax fraud investigation.

It’s probably the most revolutionary thing to happen in the automobile industry in a century. And apparently nobody’s interested.

Apple slipped to second-banana status on Wall Street — but just for a few hours.

So big as to be synonymous with the internet itself, the world watched to see how China would respond

Last year, 2015, seemed to be something of a year of righting wrongs as far as major phone makers were concerned.

There’s been a fair bit of confusion about what Google Now really is. It’s easy to describe it as Google’s version of Siri, but it’s actually a lot more ambitious than that.

Everyone watches videos on their phones. It’s something that video platforms have been trying to contend with for years, and on Tuesday, YouTube revealed a new ad format that is specifically suited for viewers on mobile devices.

Technology investors who bought shares of Alphabet last year on optimism that new CFO Ruth Porat would increase fiscal discipline were disappointed Friday.

The European Uni-on c-harged Google on Wednesday with using its dominant Android mobile operating system to squeeze out rivals, opening a second front against the U.S. technology giant that could result in large fines.

That’s a relief.

The US Supreme Court has ruled in favour of Google in its 11-year legal battle with an authors group.