Google has confirmed that it is working on kid-safe versions of some of its most popular products, including YouTube, Chrome and the Google search engine.
The Nexus 6 has official Australian pricing, but no availability just yet
Google wants to change up the way you sort your mail. Currently invite-only.
Google has launched support for Security Key, a form of two-step verification that goes beyond a simple password.
Amazon isn't the only company aiming to set you up with flying robot deliveries, although Google does claim to have humanitarian goals, too.
Sharks continue to be nature's jerks, this time by chewing down on fibre-optic cables at the bottom of the ocean.
You can now get a full 1TB of storage on Google Drive for just $9.99 per month, compared to DropBox's 500GB for $49.99
Telstra is looking to Chromecast to expand the reach of its Bigpond IPTV services, with reports suggesting it is in talks with Google on ways to bring the Chromecast platform to Australia.
There has been a number of excellent smartphones released this year, but we can't help wondering whether the Nexus 5 is the best of the bunch.
Google releases an official YouTube app for Firefox OS, giving a tick of approval to the new kid on the smartphone block.