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Search for a dinosaur on Google and tap "View in 3D" to see one enter your home.

The company will help Google create an "ambient computing" future.

It's giving concessions to the news industry at a time when regulators are on its tail.

Deepfakes will be easier to spot than ever before. The feature is rolling out now.

Amazon, Google, Facebook, and other tech companies are amongst the top employers of H-1B applicants.

Google says it wants to improve Black lives. Until it acknowledges its part in enabling police brutality, that will be impossible.

The extensions claimed to protect users from dangerous sites. But they actually did quite the opposite.

It's like a visual version of Google Alerts mixed with a digital pinboard that automatically refreshes itself.

Plus a $175 million economic opportunity package to support the Black community. But can Google actually pull it off?

Competitors must use machine learning to identify bird calls. The three winners get to crow all the way to the bank.

Google really wants to crush Zoom.

The Washington Posts calls it a potential "made-for-television moment" and it's hard to disagree with that descriptor.

Before pro-Federalist and pro-ZeroHedge acolytes habitually complain, Google has done this to at least 200 other publishers.

Creating the next Pokémon Go or Ingress just got a whole lot easier thanks to Google making its Maps platform open to anyone who wants to use it.

But the bundle no longer includes three months of Stadia Pro.

An apt moment to use that Spiderman meme. You know which one.

The money will be used to amplify Black creators and artists on the platform.

The latest features are great for keeping users safe and make Maps a better app overall.

Google’s advertising products are the main subject of the $5 billion class-action suit.

This was uncharacteristically swift on Google's part.