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Google is still the king of search and online video, but the company's big bets have yet to pan out.

This is the pinnacle week for earnings season for the S&P 500, with major tech companies among those reporting quarterly results.

The company's offering -- scheduled to be unveiled Wednesday -- has the potential to disrupt the industry, a market watcher says.

The Republican presidential hopeful tries not to laugh while answering, "Is Marco Rubio a twin?"

Never lose your WhatsApp conversations again; a solution is included in the app's latest update.

U.S. heavyweights take opposing views on how the Internet should evolve in one of the world's fastest-growing, but most impoverished, tech markets.

A change to Google’s search algorithm will give preferences to mobile-friendly websites, but some companies worry their site will be left behind.

Google simplifies the way users can find their lost Android device.

Apple Watch production could reach 2 to 3 million units a month by June, barring any bottlenecks or setbacks.

Advertising agencies are increasingly uncomfortable with the dominance of a few tech players.

Regulators in the United States couldn't prove that Google was a monopoly. Now Europe will take a swing.

Chinese upstarts ZTE, Lenovo and Huawei, which dominate the gadget market, are eyeing commercial systems. Nokia needs to get big enough to compete.

The European Union on Wednesday formally accused Google of abusing its dominant position by distorting Internet search results and favoring its products and services.

The Silicon Valley tech giant would face the largest legal case on the continent since the EU took on Microsoft.

Google's mobile service could be unveiled at the company's I/O developer conference in May.

The search giant has deployed a team to develop solid-state technology for consumer products such as smartphones.

The GPS in smartphones shows promise as a tool in the early detection of earthquakes.

The service could offer offline playback, a new report says.

China's smartphone makers are scrambling to get the local edge over each other in India, the world's third-largest smartphone market.

Users can now "test" out mobile games such as "Candy Crush Saga" on their preferred desktop OS.

It's April Fools' Day, when some of the biggest tech companies put their funniest foot forward.

A report from the Belgian Privacy Commission alleged that Facebook is illegally tracking the browsing history of all its users and visitors.

Web hosting company GoDaddy Inc. has priced its initial public offering at $20 per share, above its previously indicated $17 to $19 per share range, valuing it at around $4.5 billion, including debt, according to underwriting sources.

Beauty blogger and brand entrepreneur launches her own online network, adding to alternatives for creators.

Censorship by the government in Beijing benefits domestic companies like Baidu and Sohu, but hurts foreign companies.

The outage only affects those using an email client to read their Gmail messages.

The search giant is making its Chromebooks look and feel even more like Android.

In a blog, the search giant takes aim at News Corp. boss Rupert Murdoch and counters several Wall Street Journal claims.

Google faces the challenge of competing against Yelp, Amazon and many other services that threaten to eat into its market with specialized or vertical search engines.