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To kick off Black History Month, Google honored the "father of black history," Carter G. Woodson.

Artificial intelligence will make its way into all sorts of technologies in the near-term and long-term future. Here are stocks that may benefit from the rush.

Investors in the cryptocurrency IOTA lost nearly $4 million as a result of a nearly six-month long phishing scheme carried out by a single hacker.

Google Home sales are catching up to Amazon Echo devices. Here's how the Google Home and Echo compare.

[hold for tech editor] Customers can now sign up to the Google Clips' wait list. Here are the AI camera's features, price and specs.

Dr. Wilder Penfield's 127th birthday was Friday, Google honored the groundbreaking doctor with a Doodle.

Google appears to be testing a new tool that not only lets users know that their Android device is running out of storage, but also helps them uninstall some unused apps.

The upcoming Android Wear update will make the dot-style indicator at the bottom of watch faces a default feature.

Here’s what you need to know about Dell’s latest Chrome OS laptop.

Google Chrome 64 lets users mute auto-playing sites forever. Here's how to do it.

Google has announced the important details about the upcoming I/O 2018.

Born on Jan. 25, 1882, the author of "Mrs. Dalloway," "To The Lighthouse," and "A Room of One’s Own," Virginia Woolf’s life and work remains highly influential on the world of literature and beyond.

A major security vulnerability discovered in an application from game maker Blizzard put millions of gamers at risk to remote code execution attacks.

Article is one of Google's latest experiments that ties to bring augmented reality experiences to Chrome and all other web browsers.

Here's a comparison of features, price and specs of the Apple HomePod, Amazon Echo and Google Home.

PS4 hackers have officially pwned Sony’s flagship console on a very old firmware.

A 21-one-year who generated more than $3 million through cybercrime and attempted to knock services like Pokémon Go offline was arrested and sentenced to two years in jail.

Acer has announced three new Chrome OS devices, including a new verison of the Chromebook Spin 11.

None of the four remaining contenders are in the position to send a rover to the moon before March 31, and Google said Monday it won’t extend the deadline again.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai warned about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence.

The Doodle 4 Google contest is now open and contestants can submit until Mar. 2.

Google’s Gboard for iOS devices has a new update that tweaks its GIF creation button.

Sony Xperia users can no longer access the remote tracking service.

Just 10 percent of Gmail users have two-factor authentication enabled to sign into their accounts. Here is how to set up the security feature.

Though the targets under Section 702 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act are foreigners, loopholes help security agencies tap into the contents of communications by U.S. citizens without warrants.

Kate Middleton does not love almond milk contrary to reports.

Supplier Inventec has reportedly started shipping first one million units of the Apple HomePod.

YouTube sent out emails to content creators who are no longer eligible for monetization in light of the latest policy changes.

Google devices including the line of Google Home speakers and the Chromecast appear to be causing problems for Wi-Fi networks.