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Waze, which is currently owned by Alphabet, Inc.'s Google, will soon become a carpooling service for all San Francisco residents.

The latest version of the Chrome browser comes with Google Cast support.

Google has started to roll out the final update of its Drive app for the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system.

Websites that have intrusive pop-up adds will be ranked lower on Google's mobile search results.

Google will be launching its new virtual reality platform, Daydream, in mere weeks.

The OnePlus X is finally getting its Android Marshmallow update.

Android 7.0 Nougat software hits Nexus devices Monday.

OurMine has previously hacked the social media accounts of Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Google’s CEO Sundar Pichai and Twitter’s CEO Jack Dorsey.

Google has announced that it is phasing out its Chrome apps for Mac, Windows and Linux in nearly two years’ time. Find out why.

Microsoft is reportedly paying people to use Internet Explorer's successor, Edge, and its own search engine, Bing.

Massachusetts State Police have not made any arrests in spite of receiving more than 600 tips.

Google rolls out its simple one-to-one video chatting app. How does it compare to Skype, Facebook Messenger and Apple's FaceTime?

Google has announced its own video chat app, Google Duo, that is set to roll out in the next few days.

Google is currently developing an open source operating system called Fuchsia. Could this be the replacement of Chrome OS?

A GoFundMe page has been started for the New York City woman who was murdered while she was jogging.

Google has released a new update that brings the Split View feature to Google Docs, Sheets and Slides for the iOS 9.

Following in the footsteps of Microsoft and Apple, Google is going to do away with Flash content in favor of the faster and more secure HTML5 for its Chrome browser.

Authorities launched a special tip line on Tuesday, August 9,following Vanessa Marcotte's murder.

The social media company is helping local entrepreneurs and companies with software that would provide internet in rural areas of the country.

Police have found the body of 27-year-old jogger Vanessa Marcotte, who was reported missing in Princeton, Massachusetts.

The tech giant is the latest in a growing list of companies like Facebook, Google and Microsoft that offer rewards to those who detect problems with their software.

The White House announced that Alphabet can begin testing its Project Wing delivery drones at one of the six Federal Aviation Administration test sites in the U.S.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said the new bill was necessary to protect the safety of children in New York.

After raising billions of dollars from investors, the ride-hailing giant is looking to reduce its dependence on Google Maps, according to a report.

The Google parent said revenue grew by 21.3 percent to $21.5 billion, while earnings jumped to $4.88 billion from $3.93 billion for the comparable period a year ago.

The Yahoo-owned blogging service is introducing ads on users’ blogs starting Thursday, which can also generate revenue for the bloggers.

Adobe Research’s Project Wetbrush is hoping to take 3D painting to the next level, offering the tactile feedback one would get from using a paintbrush and actually painting on a canvas.

The London-based artificial intelligence startup that was acquired by the tech giant in 2014 is helping its data centers cut energy costs, possibly by millions.

The hacking collective hit “Pokemon Go” login servers with a distributed denial of service attack over the weekend leaving users frustrated.