Google is threatening to fire employees in a crackdown on leaks about 'need to know' projects
In an internal email sent to employees, Google's Chief Legal Officer Kent Walker re-enforced the company's restrictions for sharing "need-to-know" information.
Google rolls out ads within Discover
Google wants to turn its social media-like feature Discover into a new platform for advertisers.
Mayor de Blasio says Google could face fines for NYC office pollutants
The tech giant's New York City headquarters — located at 111 8th Avenue — would violate a section of Mayor de Blasio's "Green New Deal."
'Game of Thrones' creators now show up as 'bad writers' on Google
Some "Game of Thrones" fans are so disappointed in the show's final season that they're "Google bombing" the show's co-creators.
These are the top 3 trends we saw at Google I/O
Google is feeling pressure to strengthen its offerings as its biggest revenue-driving segment — Ads — continues to experience slowing growth.
Google wants to be a company that 'helps you get things done,' but there's an important catch you need to know
Google's products can only be as helpful as the information you share with it
Google's Pixel 3a smartphone is less expensive but not a game changer
On Tuesday at Google's annual developer's conference, I/O, the company announced its new, cheaper Pixel lineup — the Pixel 3a and 3a XL — to much fanfare.
What Silicon Valley looked like during the early days of the tech boom
Silicon Valley was once just empty land with orchards and little traffic. Now, it's become the epicenter of innovation and technology.
How to avoid tolls on Google Maps and save yourself money on your next road trip
If you're looking to save money on a toll-heavy trip, knowing how to avoid tolls on Google Maps is key. Here's how to do it on desktop and mobile.
How to set up any Google Home, Google's versatile smart speaker, in just a few minutes
You can set up any Google Home model with these steps and use your versatile smart speaker to play music, hear weather reports, and more.
How to download maps on the Google Maps app for offline use when you're traveling or don't have good service
You can download maps on Google Maps to use when you're without internet or trying to curb your data usage. Here's how to use Google Maps offline.
Pixel 3a: Should you buy it when Pixel 4 is so close？
The Pixel 3a was launched only six months before Google's next big flagship phone will be announced.
'What is Google Fiber？': Everything you need to know about Google's high-speed internet service
Google Fiber is a high-speed internet service that Google is currently deploying in 18 cities across the US. Here's what you need to know about it.
How to delete an outdated Google review, or dispute a spammy review of your business
Learning how to delete an outdated Google review you wrote, or flagging a spammy or inappropriate review of your business, only takes a minute.
Interview: Nest's head of product says Google is completely rethinking privacy
"It's not like you can sign a TOS (Terms Of Service) when you enter someone's house," Nest's VP of Product Rishi Chandra told Business Insider in a recent interview
Winners and losers: Google cutting back on third-party data
Google's plan to make significant ad-tracking changes to Chrome will be felt by publishers, ad-tech firms and consumers.
How to turn off or limit Google Assistant on your Android device
If you're tired of the feature, you can turn off or limit Google Assistant in a few steps. Here's how to turn it off or deactivate its support button.
Google saves a record of your searches and other app activity. Here's how to automatically delete it.
Google now allows you to automatically delete search history and activity from other Google services after a set period of time. Here's how to do it.
How to make a brochure on Google Docs for your company or cause
You can easily make a brochure on Google Docs by starting out with a Google Docs template and customizing it to your liking. Here's how to do it.
Google's CEO took a subtle swing at Apple in a new op-ed: 'Privacy cannot be a luxury good'
Google CEO Sundar Pichai wrote about privacy in an op-ed published in the New York Times.
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