Google’s announcement it was rebranding itself as Alphabet came as a surprise, but it makes a lot of sense to its ambitious founders
The search giant’s attempt to challenge Facebook came out with a big fanfare, but proved to be one big annoyance
Symphony Communications Services secures yet another giant investor as it attempts to break into the Wall Street messaging sphere
In an attempt to help small businesses conquer the online market, Google is offering tutorials free of charge
The EU Commission has offered the US tech giant more time to respond to allegations that the company abused its search engine’s market dominance to favour its shopping service
Google has announced the creation of Alphabet, a new holding company that will preside over many its more unconventional acquisitions
This week the online social networking service saw its shares fall by more than 10 percent after attempts to replace its former CEO failed, leaving the door wide open for a potential takeover bid
Just as digital innovations have proliferated, so too have those trying to make sense of them all. Tom Bailey introduces us to four writers anyone who wishes to understand technology should be reading
The New Economy speaks with Rebecca Toman, senior associate from Carter-Ruck on the EU legislation that protects and punishes internet privacy
Levi Strauss and Google have teamed up to produce the jeans of the future – denim with the power to connect users to their smartphones and tablets
The search engine giant has updated its diversity statistics to show that it, and the sector at large, is taking pains to bridge the inequality gap
Tech giant finally unveils its plans to rival telecom firms with budget cellular network, as industry faces big changes
