Google CEO Sundar Pichai said they will appeal antitrust ruling, possibly prolonging the case for years.

In a major legal battle, the U.S. Justice Department is taking action against Google, a company that many people rely on for searching the internet. This case is crucial because it addresses how big companies can control entire markets and limit competition.

While the company has beat back European antitrust interventions by paying $7.1 billion, U.S. enforcers are now flexing their muscles — and the most painful part for the Alphabet Inc. unit won’t be monetary fines,

The U.S. Department of Justice is considering asking a federal judge to force Google to sell parts of its business in order to eliminate its online search monopoly.

U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta ruled in August that Google's search engine has been illegally exploiting its dominance to suppress competition and inhibit innovation. Mehta outlined a timeline for a trial on the proposed remedies set for next spring and is expected to issue a decision by August 2025.

Some immediately outdated Tesla predictions, the latest on the antitrust crusade against Google, and Nintendo’s odd new alarm clock.

Google does offer a couple of potential fixes for the blank screen issue, but one involves resetting your watch to factory settings.

Google has temporarily paused the rollout of Wear OS 5 to Pixel Watch 1 and 2 devices , due to the devices becoming stuck on a blank screen after receiving the September OTA update. There doesn't seem to be any issue for Pixel Watch 3 owners,

Pixel Watch 1 and 2 owners will have to wait to update to Wear OS 5 to avoid the possibility of turning their watch into an expensive friendship bracelet.

The scientists recognized for great work in chemistry and physics have close affiliations with the tech giant.

AI is making a splash at the Nobel Prizes this week. AI pioneers John Hopfield and Geoffrey Hinton won the 2024 prize for physics for their machine learning breakthroughs that led to today’s AI boom.

For long periods of its history, artificial intelligence has lurked in the hinterland of science, often unloved and unfunded -- but two Nobel prizes in one week suggest its time