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Two prominent gaming veterans have joined "Android Play Studio" just ahead of a gaming-filled schedule at Google I/O 2013.

Tip-toeing through the tulips of topical tech tales

The idea that Google's going to release a new version of Android called Key Lime Pie at its I/O developer conference in San Francisco in a couple of weeks has become one of those rumors that's so widespread it becomes the conventional wisdom. It makes sense, it's being hinted at left and right -- come on, clearly these folks are going to hit us with some more dessert this year, right?

No more excuses! Microsoft, Google, and Facebook make it easy to improve your account security with two-factor authentication. Here's how.

Google earlier this month opened up its infrastructure as a service (IaaS) offering to customers and removing the beta tag from the service. One catch is that customers who sign up for the service need to buy a "gold-level" support package -- which costs $400 per month.

The Wikipedia Live Monitor can identify breaking news stories almost as quickly - and more reliably - than social networks

Reviewing the week’s top tech stories, today featuring Austin getting hipper, NASA getting Armageddony and T-Mobile getting more desperate

A co-founder of social news site Reddit has publicly urged the heads of Twitter, Google and Facebook to support efforts to defeat a controversial cyber security bill currently under consideration in Congress.

Dell, Samsung and Intel already have offices in Austin, and soon Google may offer its super fast broadband Internet service there.

Today's installment features a mechanical Etch-A-Sketch, emoticons and a lot of sticky notes.

Google has a failure to communicate.