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Google wants you to see more local news
Google wants you to read local, when you can.
How tech companies could steal your face
Can we take facial recognition technology at face value?
Google adds Q&A and laser pointer features to Slides apps
Google is making its presentation tool more interactive.
By Karissa Bell
Millions of email names, passwords hacked in giant data breach, report says
More than 250 million email passwords and usernames have reportedly been accessed by Russian hackers.
Google may jump into the online TV game with a YouTube-based service
Another day, another streaming media service.
Google's DeepMind gains access to data of 1.6 million patients in England
The AI firm has the data until 2017.
By Tim Chester
Google adds 100 Chrysler hybrid minivans to self-driving fleet
Did minivans just become cool again?
By Nick Jaynes
Really, you don't want a steering wheel in your self-driving car
What's the point of a self-driving car if you still have to pay attention to the road?
By Nick Jaynes
Global tech companies to pay up as Australia gets its own 'Google Tax'
Time to pay the piper.
By Ariel Bogle
New version of Google Keyboard has a useful one-handed texting mode
Great for texting unless you have already have huge hands.
By Raymond Wong
Google Trips is a comprehensive mobile travel app, but you can't get it yet
Google is working on Trips, a mobile travel app that scours your Gmail account for travel-related info and lets you plan and book your trip.
Fiat Chrysler said to be in talks with Google for technical partnership
What would Google stand to gain from the partnership?
By Nick Jaynes
YouTube wants to make it easier for creators to make money while fighting copyright claims
"To help fix that frustrating experience."
By Saba Hamedy
HP's gorgeous Chromebook 13 is thinner, lighter than MacBook Pro
Chromebooks go sexy.
By Raymond Wong
Ford, Volvo, Google, Lyft and Uber start coalition for self-driving cars
Autonomous cars will make the road safer for everyone.
By Nick Jaynes
YouTube redesigns app to show you more videos you actually want to watch
YouTube's apps are getting a facelift.
By Karissa Bell
Google's MODE bands make it easier to switch up styles on Android Wear
The bands use an open-source mechanism that anyone can use to design their own bands.
By Raymond Wong
Google's unusually close relationship with the White House raises lots of questions
No other public company approaches this degree of intimacy with government.
By David Dayen
Why messaging bots are a looming security threat
How do you tell a bad bot from a good bot?
By Karissa Bell
Google honors Shakespeare with doodle of his well-loved plays
The doodle in the UK also celebrated St. George's Day.
By Liza Hearon
Google doodles highlight our planet's 5 biomes to mark Earth Day
Google launched a series of five doodles on Friday to mark Earth Day, featuring beautiful depictions of the planet's five biomes.
By Megan Specia
Google honors Prince with commemorative 'Purple Rain' doodle
Purple rain is falling on Google's homepage.
By Patrick Kulp
Chrome reaches 1 billion monthly mobile users with 50th release
Here's to 50 more iterations.
By Kellen Beck
Target says customers may use whichever bathroom they choose
The retail giant said that people may use whatever bathroom aligns with their gender identity, in a win for LGBT rights.
