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Google opens Machine Learning Research Center in Europe to further explore AI
Google's putting even more focus on the future of artificial intelligence.
Google customises search tools for Bollywood lovers
Google woos India with new Bollywood search tool.
By Sonam Joshi
Android N to be called Namey McNameface, Google jokingly confirms
It does have a cool ring to it.
Nope, Google isn't filtering search results to shield Hillary Clinton
Google is accused of twisting autocomplete into knots to help get Clinton elected.
Google and Lenovo launch the first Project Tango smartphone, and it's (literally) huge
With Tango, your smartphone can now "see" the room around you.
By Karissa Bell
B is for 'bizarre': Google's very strange first annual shareholder meeting as Alphabet
Casual sexism, curious fears about windmills and free hats.
Google's new iPhone app will fix your blurry Live Photos
You may give your Live Photos a second look.
By Karissa Bell
New Google Daydream videos demo what shared VR experiences could look like
Google posted on Tuesday two new examples of what it's cooking up at its Daydream Labs.
Tony Fadell leaves Nest
The former Apple exec and Nest co-founder has flown the coop.
Google's self-driving cars are now self-honking as well
Google's self-driving cars now know how and when to honk.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai thinks the answer to better privacy may be AI
Many do not trust Google. A smarter system could change that.
Google wins against Oracle but the fight over fair use and APIs drags on
Google may have won the latest round against Oracle, but the fight over copyright and code still continues.
Indians are campaigning to get the next Android version named after this local sweet
An unusual Indian sweet could emerge as a serious contender for naming Android N.
By Sonam Joshi
People in Massachusetts can't even spell 'Massachusetts,' according to Google
Alaska apparently can't spell 'Hawaii,' and Massachusetts can't spell its own name.
Google may 'shame' carriers and manufacturers into updating Android faster
Google may be taking a new tactic in persuading phone manufacturers and carriers to push out Android updates faster.
By Karissa Bell
Google establishes self-driving tech development center in Michigan
That should piss off Ford and GM.
By Nick Jaynes
Google's password-killing project is coming later this year
Android users may soon be able to abandon some of their passwords for good.
By Karissa Bell
Why did France raid Google Paris?
Is Google skirting French tax laws or simply making fiscally savvy business decisions.
Google is about to bombard users with more and bigger mobile ads
Google's new map ads are essentially a virtual version of roadside billboards.
By Patrick Kulp
Google's headquarters in Paris raided over tax payment
Google is accused of owing France €1.6 billion in unpaid taxes.
Aussie politicians to get prominent position in Google search results
Google Posts arrives Down Under.
By Ariel Bogle
Project Jacquard could be Google's best shot at a wearable platform
Project Jacquard is a very different type of wearable.
By Karissa Bell
Google wants your data to do great things. That's not such a bad deal.
Google's vision of a data-driven future is actually pretty neat.
By Pete Pachal
Google made I/O fun again, but is that enough?
Underneath all the excitement, there appears to be a sense of unease from Google.
