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A Pew Internet survey shows that 83% of American Internet users prefer Google for online search, despite serious misgivings about the company's privacy violations.

What Google is doing with your information, and why it’s really doing so, are up for debate, and Android is at the core of that debate.

Google could have learned from its Android team, or even its own iPad app, in its interface redesign. Instead, it relied on yet another menu button.

Google is getting into the crowd-sourced restaurant review business.

Search giant's second-quarter earnings and net revenue beat the street. And Larry Page is so excited about Google+!

April was a down month for Google in the U.S. search market, with both Yahoo and Microsoft's Bing gaining slightly on the leader.

It's a shame that Yahoo, in a frantic bid to grow stalled revenue, has decided to join search market leader Google in retaining user data far longer than is necessary.

Shares of Google have been getting slammed since the search giant late Thursday announced first-quarter earnings that just missed analysts' estimates.

What's going on when you click on a legitimate link found in a Google search, only to be redirected elsewhere?

There could be a lot of reasons why Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) co-founder and chairman Bill Gates has sold 90 million shares of the company's stock in the past 12 months. Or there could be one.

And so it begins in earnest. The Web has become the Social Web, and these days “social” translates almost literally into Facebook. Soon there will be few places on the InterWebs untouched by the Zuckerberg machine.

Google CEO Eric Schmidt had some scary things to say about privacy yesterday.� In a nutshell, he said there's an almost incomprehensible amount of data out there about all of us -- much of which we've generated ourselves via social networks, blogs, and so on -- and we are totally unprepared to deal with the implications of that fact.