Google is Getting Into the Domain Business; Should GoDaddy be Worried?

Watch out, GoDaddy. Google is making moves on your turf.

Will Independent Online Storage Companies Get Squeezed Out of the Market?

As the price of online storage plummets, can independents like Dropbox and Box survive?

WSJ Report: Apple’s iWatch to Go On Sale in October

The wait for Apple’s smartwatch may be over soon as signs that the company’s plan to launch a watch become ever more concrete.

Google Buys Home-Monitoring Startup, Dropcam, and Some Say the Search Giant’s Intentions are a Bit Creepy

After weeks of speculation, Google is reportedly buying the home-monitoring startup Dropcam, which will allow the behemoth to physically enter the homes of consumers. The price tag is said to be $555 million.

Google Launching New Push To Get Girls Into Coding

In this photo taken Wednesday, June 18, 2014, Bryanna Gilges, 15, left, and Yvonne Gonzalez, 17, right, work at completing an exercise during a Girls Who Code class at Adobe Systems in San Jose, Calif. Girls Who Code, a national non-profit organization that aims to inspire, educate and equip young women for futures in the computing-related fields, kicked off its summer program in partnership with the world’s leading tech companies. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg) | ASSOCIATED PRESS

Diana Navarro loves to code, and she’s not afraid to admit it. But the 18-year-old Rutgers University computer science major knows she’s an anomaly: Writing software to run computer programs in 2014 is — more than ever — a man’s world.

Google Will No Longer Accept Porn In Ads, Apps

Google is cracking down on sexually graphic content with two recent policy changes, one implemented in March and one that started last week. The new rules take steps to eliminate explicit material in Google’s advertisements and apps.

Google Signs Deal with Portland Officials to Bring Fiber Internet Service to the City

Some Portland residents will have another alternative for Internet service soon, as this week the Portland City Council has approved a franchise agreement with Google to bring its fiber service into the Northwest locale. Google will apparently offer free Internet service to Portland residents for a one-time $300 fee, a trade-off for the city dropping a three-percent fee levied on rival provider Comcast.