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What are you doing tomorrow? Google already knows.

Major corporations and the government are creating apps and games to make non-game activities more game-like -- and they're collecting a lot of data.

Motorola says what makes the phone different is so-called contextual computing, a tech buzz phrase which means the phone can tell when its in your hand versus in your car.

Google changed its popular free email service Gmail last week. Where once there was one true inbox, now there seems to be three.

Machines are becoming alarmingly intelligent, smart enough to root out crime.

Google released its Chromecast TV device today, which will allow consumers to get content from the cloud to their TV.

Since Google bought Motorola and its boatload of patents last year, there's been plenty of speculation the old cellphone company would build a new product.

Intel and eBay are forecasting choppy waters for the second half of the year. Google and Microsoft will release their latest business reports later today.

Is it really such a surprise that Google and Apple are exploring television-over-the-Internet?