Google is reportedly about to buy HTC's mobile business
HTC's phone division has been struggling for years
Google gives its Street View cameras their first upgrade in eight years
The high-res images will help Google's algorithms
Google-funded think tank fires member after he criticizes the tech giant
Biting the hand that feeds you?
Google launches ARCore SDK for Android devices
But what's going to happen to Project Tango?
Google search now offers medical questionnaire to check levels of depression
50 percent of people who suffer from the illness never seek help
Pixel 2 handsets rumored to be unveiled on October 5, will feature Snapdragon 836 chipset
According to Evan Blass
Walmart teams up with Google for voice activated shopping
"OK Google, is the enemy of my enemy my friend?"
Google could release a new Chromebook Pixel and smaller Home speaker at its fall hardware event
Alongside the Pixel 2 smartphones
Google Play bans alternative social media site Gab for hate speech
The service is popular among the alt-right
FCC filing confirms the Pixel 2's squeezable sides
Manufacturer HTC is borrowing the feature from its U11 handset
Google cancels its diversity meeting as staff face online harassment
The fallout from James Damore's manifesto continues
Google and Blizzard are teaming up to teach AI to play StarCraft II
First they take our jobs, now they take our games
Author of anti-diversity manifesto "exploring legal remedies" after Google fired him
He was fired for perpetuating gender stereotypes
Google's Back To School event reduces its Pixel phones by up to $200
And you get a free Daydream headset, too
Google reportedly tried to buy Snapchat for $30 billion
Snapchat is now worth around $14 billion
Chrome's native ad blocker shows up in Android developer build
Google says Chrome's ad-blocking features will arrive next year
Alphabet looking to solve energy storage with project Malta
Not a bigger battery myth, but an actual workable concept
Android versions are named after dessert foods. They're also released...
Version 1.0 of Android was released in September 2008 under the codename Alpha and perhaps unsurprisingly, v1.1 was titled Beta.