Google has been known to break whatever market they step into, offering great products and services while undercutting competing prices. An example is their Google Fiber initiative, which brings ...

Google announced during Google I/O 2025 that it's rolling out Project Mariner, the company's experimental AI agent that browses and uses websites, to more users and developers. Google also says it's ...

In simple terms, Project Fi is a mobile carrier operated by Google. Unlike Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile, Project Fi is a so-called virtual network operator (MVNO), or a wireless network reseller that ...

Project Ara, the ambitious modular phone concept the product of Google’s Advanced Technology and Project division, has been shelved indefinitely. A Google spokesperson has confirmed the news with ...

In the ever-evolving landscape of application development, Google has introduced a new tool that promises to revolutionize the way developers work. This tool, known as Project IDX, is a multiplatform ...

Taylor worked with AP from 2018 to 2025, most recently as Google Editor. Google I/O 2024 has been, to nobody's surprise, all about AI. For most of Tuesday's two-hour keynote, Google talked up AI ...

Included with the Nexus 6P (here's my review) and the Nexus 5x Google loaned to reviewers was a SIM card for Project Fi. Project Fi is Google's new cellular service that accesses both Sprint and ...

The distributed denial-of-service attack, better know as a DDoS, is one of the more basic but effective ways of shutting down a website you might want to torment. Often, hackers use them to silence ...

For many, internet access is a vital resource. However, vast, rural swaths of the world have no broadband internet access. One of Google’s latest “moonshot” projects seeks to fill that gap with ...

Inside Google's plan to bring Internet to the most remote corners of the globe. A "Project Loon" balloon launches, heading toward the Linoca Gayoso Castelo Branco school, near Campo Maior, Brazil, May ...

Google is trying to solve a really hard problem: How do you bring internet access to millions of people in locations too remote to get cable or even a cell tower? Answer: Connect them to the internet ...