Remember the days before Google’s Image Search function existed? Neither do we. But it hasn’t been around forever. In fact, it only came into existence in 2000 and we have Jennifer Lopez to thank. Well, her and the clever people at Google.

Google’s glory is it has increased access to information with the ingenuity of its search algorithm, says Richard Fitzpatrick

Google has launched a spoon to allow people with tremors and Parkinson’s disease to eat without spilling.

Google has taken a 60-year lease on a Nasa airfield next to its Silicon Valley headquarters near San Francisco.

Google has signed a long-term lease for part of a historic US navy air base, where it plans to renovate three massive hangars and use them for projects involving aviation, space exploration and robotics.

Lawyers acting for Jennifer Lawrence, Rihanna, Cara Delevingne, and other stars whose private images were hacked have threatened to sue Google for $100m (€79m).

Ad companies are already devising ways to sell their wares on the latest new-fangled, sci-fi consumer must-have — wearable technology. Brian Womack reports.

You are so very old.

A smart contact lens that can monitor the glucose levels in the eye is a step closer to reality as Google has announced a partnership with Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis to develop it.

Google has designed a self-driving car and plans to build up to 100 prototypes to begin testing shortly.

As the wealth gap globally widens, a political backlash has begun among an increasingly militant public, writes Kyran Fitzgerald.

Google says it has turned a corner in its pursuit of a car that can drive itself.

Google chairman Eric Schmidt’s pay packet more than doubled to $19.3m (€14m) last year as a new compensation plan reduced the total amounts for three other top executives.

The 25th anniversary of the world wide web will be celebrated around the globe this week. The milestone will be marked on Wednesday, a quarter of a century since it was first proposed in 1989 by British computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee.

Google’s mystery barges, which prompted speculation about everything from offshore data centres to floating research labs, may serve a more prosaic role as upscale party venues.

YOU spend eight hours a day in the same office, meeting in the corridors, at the photocopier, in the coffee dock.

Internet giant Google is celebrating its 15th birthday today.

A young British woman has been named as the new girlfriend of Sergey Brin after it emerged the Google co-founder and Anne Wojcicki were reportedly splitting up after six years of marriage.

The world’s first test-tube burger, made from lab-grown meat, was served in London yesterday.

The world’s first test-tube burger, made from lab-grown meat, was today cooked and served in London.

Bill Gates is once again the world’s richest person.

Google co-founder Sergey Brin envisions Google’s internet glasses hitting the market this year with an eye toward freeing people from unsocial habits engendered by “emasculating” mobile phones.

Yahoo has hired long-time Google executive Marissa Mayer as its next chief executive in the internet company’s latest attempt to burnish its image and revive its financial growth after years of often-demoralising upheaval.

Google glasses that overlay the internet on daily lives should hit the market within two years — technology the tech giant hopes will someday make fumbling with smartphones obsolete.

Google will sell its first tablet in the US from mid-July for $199 (€160), hoping to replicate its smartphone success in a hotly contested market dominated by Amazon’s Kindle Fire and Apple’s iPad.

Internet search giant Google has unveiled plans for a new class of shares in a move that will allow its billionaire founders to retain long-term control of the company.

Former Google chief executive Eric Schmidt plans to sell up to 2.4 million shares of stock currently worth nearly $1.5bn (€1.14bn).

It’s one of the most eagerly awaited stock flotations in recent years and will value Facebook at about $100 billion (€77bn).

Adele has been named the most powerful person in the British music industry.

SO Bono is up for another award. This time for changing the world.

One of the co-founders of Google is to become its new CEO.

Beijing issued a stinging response to Hillary Clinton’s criticism that it is jamming the free flow of words and ideas on the internet.

Google will stop censoring its search results in China and may pull out of the country completely after discovering that computer hackers had tricked human-rights activists into exposing their email accounts to outsiders.

Recession is bearing down on internet search giant Google after the US firm posted its worst revenue performance in nearly five years as a public company.

A Google sponsored satellite has beamed its first picture back to Earth in a successful test of a camera that will supply images for the internet giant’s free map and navigation services.

IT’S safe to say Jeremy Snyder gets a charge out of the two-seat Tesla Roadster whenever he pulls one off the lot — and not because it’s equipped with an all-electric engine.

ARE you really Irish or is there a bit of Spanish sailor in you somewhere?

A BILLION dollars is no longer enough to secure a place on Forbes’ rich list of Americans, the business magazine said yesterday.

The internet giant Google has today topped a poll of the UK’s favourite brands.

IT was a match made in high-tech heaven.

EARNING $1 million per hour, casino magnate Sheldon Adelson has shot to number three on the latest Forbes magazine American rich list, the first on which all 400 members were billionaires.

The founders of Internet search engine Google have been named the Financial Times men of the year, the newspaper said today.

Google officially opened its new UK headquarters today as its operations in Europe continue to expand.

Internet search engine Google dropped the Gmail name from its email services in Ireland and the UK today following a long-running row over ownership of the trademark.