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When it comes to Google, a little déjà vu can occasionally be a good thing. But hopefully that feeling won't stretch <em>too</em> far this time.

Google's latest Android innovation is packed with efficiency-enhancing potential — and you don't have to wait for it to show up on your favorite phone.

Mobile users accessing Google on some Android phones will soon be able to circle or highlight items that appear on their smartphone screens to populate more information, and ask complicated

It's fast, it's accurate, it's creepy, it's great

A professional home office phone setup is a must whether you are running your business from home full-time home or you are telecommuting occasionally.

While most of us are worried about third-party apps and the kind of invasive tracking they do, your Android device itself could be doing a lot on its own.

I'm going out on a limb, but a fairly stout one: Like Azeem, I think Apple bought Topsy for its search chops. But Azeem, who I admire greatly, says Topsy could become the search engine "for iOS... to index both the social Web, but also the best bits of the Web that power Siri and…

Android and iOS have been competing for years to bring innovative features to consumers. Here are 5 times Android had the edge and 5 where iOS came in first.

Update: These sites are available again on Google's organic search results.  Google users wouldn’t know that conservative websites like NewsBusters, The Daily Wire, and Breitbart exist if they consulted an organic search result on the platform today. 

Many flavors have passed since the Android OS was introduced in 2008. Some versions offered small improvements, while others revolutionized the technology.