Google has begun rolling out much-improved 3D images to Google Earth. New York and San Francisco are the first to get the high-res treatment, but we should see this update rolling out for more cities around the world in 2015.
Google News is closing in Spain. Why? It is the direct result of the new Copyright Law approved in the country which forces Google to pay a "tax" to all the traditional media firms for appearing in Google News.
You can get albums from Kanye West, The Who, The Rolling Stones, Frank Ocean, Kedrick Lamar, Florence and the Machine, and a tonne of other artists.
Sure, it looks like somebody strapped a satellite dish to the roof of a box truck and painted it camouflage, but that doesn't make China's newest nonlethal weapon any easier to stomach.
Can you guess the biggest Twitter event of the last twelve months?
Google is rolling out an update for its Chromecast app that will allow owners of the dongle to easily share the device with friends.
And in the wake of the film firm's security scandal, here are a few things that stand out to me about life on the lot right now.
These satellite images from Digital Globe, operator of the world's most powerful commercial imaging satellites, tell the story of some of the year's most indelible moments. Events from the protests in Ukraine to wildfires in San Diego are all showcased from high above.
Forget the boring book and DVD sets. How about a real flying car? Or a robot butler? These wonders can all be yours!
BubbleScope entrepreneur takes to Instagram to decry 'copied' Project Beyond.
A staggering 250,000 tonnes of the stuff now bobs in our seas.
New-to-Android navigation app HERE Maps wants to prove that Google isn't the only option for your digital cartography need.
Go big with the Nexus 6 or go home.
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Don't worry, it's not as if Jar Jar Binks is suddenly peddling crack from his stoop.
Cinemas of late have tried to lure audiences away from their living rooms with big comfy, upgraded seats. But that's nothing compared to the facelift Ikea gave a theatre in Khimki, Russia: the seats were all removed and replaced with freshly made beds.
