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Facebook Users Can Manipulate Own Emotions With New Google Chrome Extension
Facebook users hoping to experience the same emotions that 700,000 people endured for the sake of a psychology study can now do so with the "Facebook Mood Manipulator" extension for Chrome.
Google Starts to Remove Porn From Its Search Advertisements
Google won't let its advertising partners use sexually explicit words. Will it now block adult content from search results too?
Goldman Sachs Sues Google To Kill Mistakenly Sent Email
The Wall Street titan says it needs "emergency relief."
Tale of Two Music Deals: How Google's Songza Measures Up To Apple's Beats
Google announced Tuesday that it would acquire music streaming service Songza. What's up with Google's latest move?
Twitter Spam Lawsuit: Mobile Users Ambushed By Annoying Text Messages, Class Action Says
A class-action lawsuit accuses Twitter of sending illegal texts to recycled phone numbers without the owners’ consent.
Google Censorship: Press Backlash Against EU's 'Right To Be Forgotten' Begins
European media outlets are upset with the recent ruling that compels Google to remove search results broadly deemed to be "inadequate, irrelevant, or no longer relevant."
Mobile Ads To Surpass Newspaper, Magazines And Radio By Year-End
We're in the midst of a great migration away from print to digital devices.
How Much Did Google Pay For Songza?
Google Inc. bought Songza to link with Google Play Music.
Apple CarPlay Announces 9 New Partners Amid Growing Competition With Android Auto
Apple announced several new automakers that will support CarPlay as competition grows with Google's Android Auto.
Tinder Sexual Harassment Suit Is Latest Example Of Tech's Misogyny
Whitney Wolfe, a co-founder of the Tinder dating app, is just the latest woman is highlight the seemingly widespread sexual harassment in Silicon Valley.
Google Glass Banned By US And UK Movie Theaters
Google Glass is considered a recording device by movie theaters in several countries.
Android May Outsell iPhone, But Developers Make More Money On iOS Apps
iOS is the choice for developers as they pay more despite having fewer handsets in the market.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 7.0 Review: Overshadowed By Its Larger Siblings [VIDEO]
Samsung has rolled out their new Galaxy Tab 4 line, which contains both seven and eight inch variants. Samsung sent us a seven inch model for review.
Google Glass Goes Missing From I/O Conference, But Developers Don't Seem to Mind
While Google Glass was relatively invisible during the company's big event, supporters say they see a bright future for the computing shades.
VidCon: YouTube Introduces Tip Jar-Style Fan Funding Among New Features
The YouTube experience is about to change as new tools and features were just announced for viewers and content creators.
Google Exec: Android Silver Won't Kill Nexus Line of Mobile Devices
A Google executive clarifies that the Nexus line and the Android Silver program are two different things.
Razer And Google Creating Video Game Console: Android Device Will Support Games, Music, Movies And More
Razer and Google recently announced that they're partnering to create a low-cost video game console for games, TV and music.
Google Will Pay ‘Thousands’ Of Women In Tech To Take Coding Lessons
After a report in May revealed that only 30 percent of its employees are female, Google said it's trying to improve the situation.
Here's How Americans And Germans Are Feeling About Thursday's World Cup Game
How American and German fans are reacting to the World Cup game.
Is This Startup The ‘Google For Social’ ? [VIDEO]
Luiz Sanchez, CEO of ttwick, discussed how the New York-based startup aims to be the “Google for social.”
Google Starts Removing Search Results For Europeans Under 'Right To Be Forgotten' Decision
Europeans who lobbied for their "right to be forgotten" began receiving messages indicating their name was removed from certain search results.
Google Cardboard: A Low-Tech Answer To Facebook's Oculus Rift VR
Google's I/O conference on Wednesday featured high-tech plans for the future but the highlight for many attendees was the debut of Cardboard.
Google, Samsung Join Hands To Integrate KNOX Into Next Android Version
KNOX will allow users of Android's next version to separate business data from personal information on their devices.
Facebook Releases Employee Diversity Report For First Time To Public
Technology companies are increasingly seeking public input on how to close the huge gender gap in the industry.
What Consumers Can Look Forward To On Android L
Google's Android L preview included features both average and tech savvy users could appreciate.
Motorola Moto 360 Release Date Approaches, Watch Not Ready For I/O
Google said Wednesday that Motorola's Moto 360 watch will be released later this summer.
Google Android Auto Makes The Connected Car A Reality
The newly announced Android Auto provides Android integration from mobile devices to automobiles.
Google Unveils Android TV: Built Into 2015 TVs, Releasing On Set-Top Boxes This Fall
Google unveiled Android TV, a version of its mobile operating system for TVs and set-top boxes, at its annual developers conference.
Google Android One To Bring Smartphones To The Rest Of The World
Google announced its Android One developing market initiative at Google I/O on Wednesday.
Facebook At Work: Social Media Site Wants To Create A Chat And Social Sharing System, Report Says
It's unclear if the project will focus on internal collaboration or be a competitor to LinkedIn.