Google wants to make an app targeted at corporate communication that ties into the rest of its business centered G-Suite.

Sometimes its nice to see tech companies play nice with each other to improve each other's software.

Users over on Reddit have started airing their frustrations towards Googles’ cloud gaming service and it’s more than a little sad.

Google appears to have listened to recent outcry from a change to its search UI and is starting to experiment with other ideas instead.

Twitch is the de facto spot on the internet for watching games. Whet5her those be from professional and amateur streamers, or for professionally-broadcast gaming leagues. That’s changing a bit, as Activision has inked a deal with Google that’ll see the video game company jump exclusively to using Google-based tech for its gaming in the future. Not only will Activision’s multiplayer games be hosted on Google’s Cloud, but its streaming proclivities for events and leagues will be exclusive to YouTube. That means Hearthstone, Call of Duty, Overwatch and future games will use YouTube for broadcast.

It's not just sci-fi writers that fear the worst in AI. The CEO of one of the biggest tech giants in the world believes that the development of AI needs to be regulated too.

Google is working with Vale to bring the Steam platform to their own Linux-flavoured OS.

Google's streaming game service is planning on introducing a whole load of new games this year, to be enjoyed by all three Stadia users.