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Over the past few months, there have been various reports that Google is looking to kill off its own Nexus line of Android reference devices. It appears those rumors were not true.

Google has unveiled its plans for your car, offering a rival to Apple's CarPlay.

Google's Android boss Sundar Pichai announced today at the 2014 I/O developer conference that over the last 30 days there were over 1 billion active Android users.

According to sources, Google is actively in talks to acquire video search startup Baarzo, although it remains unclear whether a final agreement has already been reached.

Search giant Google is now facing another antitrust complaint in the EU, this time from mobile app marketplace company Aptoide.

The Nest Protect, the company's smoke and carbon monoxide detector, is back in stores following a two month recall over safety concerns about a specific feature.

Google has kept its acquisition trend going, purchasing the satellite imagery company Skybox Imaging for half a billion.

Google is part of a new coalition aimed at cutting advertising revenue to websites that offer copyright infringing content.

Despite being a majorly fragmented operating system, at least compared to major rival iOS, Google's latest version of Android, KitKat, has seen its numbers rise relatively quickly.

As of writing, Google is continuing their rollout of the latest version of Android, 4.4.3 KitKat.

Flickr informed users this week that they will no longer be able to use Google and Facebook accounts to login from this month.

European Union ministers have agreed that firms located outside the European Union must abide by data protection and privacy rules within the 28-member bloc.

Google has released the new Chrome app for Chrome OS, letting Chromebook owners watch films and TV shows from Google Play while not connected to the Internet.

According to new reports, Google is in early talks to buy Songza, the music streaming service that builds playlists based on your mood, or the weather, or even the time of day.

A garage owner in Edinburgh has apologized after a complaint was made to police about a murder prank on Google's Street View.

Google is expanding its efforts to secure e-mail in transit from snooping by working on an end-to-end encryption extension for Chrome, and adding a section about e-mail security to its transparency report.

Google has announced extended support for its Chromecast HDMI dongle, including notable sports programming like Major League Soccer and WatchESPN.

According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, Google is set to spend over $1 billion launching 180 satellites into low-Earth orbit to provide Internet access around the world.

Google has begun ranking ISPs in order of their streaming experience for customers in an effort to ensure ISPs offer service that allows for buffer-free HD streaming on YouTube.

Google's incredible self-driving car project has taken its next step, with Google unveiling a prototype that does not have brakes nor a steering wheel, thus putting 100 percent of the burden of driving on the car.
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