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At SXSW Interactive, numerous panels are focused on improving inclusiveness within the tech industry.

The cloud may go offline, but if you take certain steps, you'll still be able to function while it's down.

No need to shop online for Google products if you live in London.

Viewing the world's highest mountain on a screen won't be as exhilarating, but it's certainly safer.

Alibaba, which has been eyeing the Indian market for months, has yet to invest directly in the e-commerce space in India/

A class action suit tries to force the social network to offer refunds to parents for kids' digital downloads.

Snapchat and Pinterest also have set themselves up to strike it rich with mobile advertisements.

The search giant’s wearable platform is learning a few new tricks to make it work better without a phone.

The company’s finance exec decided to quit after his wife suggested they travel the world.

Verse messaging automatically prioritizes email and allows users to more easily find their most important content.

Diversity has become a hot topic among tech as many companies have drawn criticism for being largely white and male.

Twitter follows Google and Facebook in targeting more sales from the Greater China region.

The company is touting its customers’ originality with smartwatches from different manufacturers.

The U.S. Senate on Monday confirmed former Google Inc executive Michelle Lee to head the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, a position that has been vacant for more than two years.

A $3.00 promotion, pegged to the third anniversary of Google's Play Store, could be a preemptive strike against its rival.

Supporters of the movement say they're in favor of ethical journalism, but have been criticized for sexism and cyberbullying.

Silicon Valley could disrupt the automotive sector. Top auto executives say bring it on.

Deciding what to drink on Thirsty Thursday just got a little easier.

More Valley technologists are heading to Asian companies, taking their careers, and their new employers, in bold new directions.

The Chinese manufacturer is rumored to be making one of two Android flagships due later this year.

In a surprise move, Jack Ma’s company said Wednesday that it plans to open a commercial data center in the heart of Silicon Valley.

The atmospheric satellites will beam wireless Internet to areas without it, as well as to disaster-struck areas.

The move contradicts Google's earlier statements, when it said that the latest Android smartphones would be fully encrypted.

The Chinese company launched a mini camera Monday that may knock the GoPro down a few notches.

Google likely won't be the next big mobile network.

HTC increases the smarts of its new smartphone -- but little else.

It took less than 72 hours for the company to cancel an impending no-porn policy.

YouTube is testing a feature that automatically plays more videos on more than 100 million of its users.

Analysts contend that the search giant's investors are concerned about its spending, which has slowed the expansion of Fiber.