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Google is not permitted to roll out its iconic street-view service in China, allowing Tencent to fill the void.

Wall Street expects Google to post higher earnings for the third quarter of 2014 due to bigger ad revenue.

The deal will reportedly include more than 10,000 patents that Motorola currently holds.

Today on The Rundown: the Wii U is one foot in the grave, the iPod is actually dead, and Google brings the hammer down on Snapchat cheaters.

Haggling over Google's business practices nearing an end in EU case, settlement said near.

Google has teamed up with Lego to launch “Build with Chrome,” a new Chrome experiment launched on Tuesday that lets users play with the biggest box of Legos imaginable.

Over the weekend, Google's Chinese url was temporarily made accessible, and it still remains accessible on mobile devices.

Google reportedly paid upwards of $500 million for DeepMind, an AI outfit with no commercial products to its name. How will Google put it to use?

The technology giant is expected to extend its foray into artificial intelligence with this acquisition.

Will Samsung and Google's 10-year patent agreement best benefit Samsung or Google?

The bug was revealed Friday when a man said his Hotmail account was getting thousands of blank, no-subject emails.

Wall Street opened mixed on Monday, as investors weighed earnings from Caterpillar Inc. ahead of Apple Inc.'s results after the bell.

Bill Gates found himself in an interesting match on Norway’s Skavlan talk show. He found himself across the chessboard from 23-year-old World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen.

Users began reporting that Gmail, Google's web-based email service, was down at about 2 p.m. EST on Friday.

The president will field questions from the American public in a Google+ Hangout Jan. 31, following his State of the Union address.

Microsoft Corporation shares rose over 3 percent on news the company reported second-quarter EPS of 78 cents on revenue of $24.52 billion.

The Google Nexus 5 from LG now works with the Samsung Galaxy Gear smart watch, although it takes some effort to make it work.

Lobbyists are spending less these days, at least if trends from 2013 continue.

Keith Bliss at Cuttone & Co. weighs in on the top four things to watch from Microsoft's fiscal second-quarter earnings.

Today on 60 Sec Tech: Candy Crush Saga goes sue-crazy, Google’s buses get approved, and Ford’s working on self-driving cars.

Beginning Tuesday, the company will gradually migrate users of its free products to LogMeIn Pro.

Called “Sex with Google Glass,” the app combines many of the function of Google Glass to give people “the whole picture” of their sex lives.

BuzzMyFx is a bit trickier than your standard content scraper, and is stealing ad revenue from thousands of bloggers.

A new kind of transparent projection screen would be cheaper to produce than current models, MIT researchers say.

A man was reportedly interrogated after he wore Google Glass to an AMC theater in Columbus, Ohio.

Google removed two extensions recently, citing hidden adware as a violation of their terms and conditions.

Google offers an interactive glimpse at music history over the past 64 years with its Music Timeline.

Motorola's Moto X is now available with four real wood finishes instead of a plastic back cover, for an extra $25.

There are plenty of ways to fix battery-life problems on the Google Nexus 5.