When it came out that Google was gathering data from people's wifi links as it cruised the streets mapping the neighborhood, Google blamed a lone engineer. The Federal Communications Commission has now looked into this and it wasn't just one guy.

Google Drive premieres, offering users five gigabytes or more of space for documents, pictures, videos, what-have-yous. Plus, learn this term: liquidmetal.

Greenpeace says some companies running cloud services are doing better than others from an environmental stewardship point of view. It gives Amazon and Apple Fs. Plus, "The Legend of Grimrock" shows you the fun to be had while trapped in a dungeon.

Oracle and Google face off in court today in a lawsuit over the use of Java. It’s another chapter in the Silicon Valley serial: Patent Wars.

By adding a new class of non-voting shares, Google's top guns will gain even greater control over the giant search company.

Investors will be looking at how much the search giant is getting for clicks on mobile ads.

The Windows Phone platform is about to get a big boost from Nokia. The Finnish company is launching the Lumia 900, a smartphone that runs on Windows. Also, Google wants to put a computer in your glasses.

The 2,000 jobs Yahoo is shedding don't fit with the plans its CEO has for turning around the company.

The search giant backs up Hotfile in action against the Motion Picture Association of America.

Plus, the FBI wants Google’s help unlocking a phone, and the iPad battles a robot vacuum cleaner.