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Google has now expanded its native language support for Google Drive with another 18 languages to extend its online services to an even broader audience of home and business users.

Google's recent update of its Gmail app made archive the default setting, encouraging its users to save their email, literally, forever.

Feedly, the Web-content app that got a surge of new users when Google announced it was pulling the plug on its Reader service, is making a play to inherit even more.

Google is holding an event to give teachers, entrepreneurs, and employees of nonprofits a chance to learn how to use the Internet company's tools at the Trident Technical College campus in North Charleston.

If you're looking for ultra-thin protection without adding bulk, this snap-on case delivers in blue, pink, grey and black.

Google is growing its retailer network for Chromebooks as it hopes to get more of the devices into the hands of consumers.

Mississippi's attorney general says he still considers Google's responses to allegations that it's not doing enough to prevent illegal online sales of drugs without prescriptions and says he's sending out subpoenas for company documents to further his investigation.

Tech companies continued Tuesday their scrambled reaction to allegations that the National Security Agency can access their users' data with impunity, as Google stepped up its campaign for clarity and Yahoo disclosed its participation .

Search giant Google petitioned the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court on Tuesday for permission to separately report the number of requests it receives from the court, such as requests tied to the National Security Agency's Prism program, claiming protections from the First Amendment right to free speech.

Attorney General Eric Holder, shown here in a file photo, and the FBI claim that publication of even aggregate numbers of government requests "is unlawful," Google told a court Tuesday.

Microsoft Corporation and Intel Corporation are so closely connected that they have their own celebrity-style name mash-up: Wintel.

You'd think that we would have heard everything about the ongoing legal dispute between Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. by now.

Thanks to mobile devices, you no longer need a laptop to stay productive on the go -- just the right software to turn your smartphone or tablet into a portable work powerhouse.

Today: Netflix makes yet another groundbreaking deal, lining up original children's programming from DreamWorks; stock hits highest level in nearly two years.

Google Inc has been about an open and transparent Internet so that billions of people on the planet can intercommunicate with each other and share information and experiences without borders.

Steve Lee understands the hesitation some folks have about Google Glass. When he saw an early version of the concept, a pair of augmented-reality glasses that users could wear to enhance their everyday lives, he thought it was crazy.

The online search engine leader had planned to issue Class C shares as a dividend to investors.

Edward Snowden, the former security contractor who leaked details of the National Security Agency's Prism program, said in an online chat Monday that Silicon Valley tech companies' denials of providing access to government officials "were misleading."

Feedly said Monday that it has started migrating its users to its own back-end RSS infrastructure two weeks before Google is to pull the plug on its Reader service.

More than 30 computer scientists signed off on a court brief opposing Oracle's effort to copyright its Java APIs, a move they say would hold back the computer industry and make technology more expensive.