Sharon Gaudin

Executives at Facebook say they have been unsuccessful in efforts to meet with a U.S. senator who has been publicly pushing the social networking site to revise its privacy policy.

The company is developing technology which could eventually handle both memory and logic in the same chip, at the same time. At least one industry analyst is calling the memristor a "major game-changer"

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station are slated to get an interesting new roommate later this year. Discovery is set to deliver 300-pound Robonaut 2, jointly built by NASA and GM, this fall.

The company might expect its Slate device to ride the wave of hype surrounding the Apple iPad. But some analysts are arguing that the device is far from an iPad killer

Google's end run around censorship rules draws a subdued response from China.

With Google Apps Marketplace, the company will continue to push into the enterprise with help from third-party vendors. The online store will offer cloud-based apps that work with Google's consumer and business focused apps

decision by U.S. and European regulators to let Microsoft and Yahoo join their search businesses could significantly heat up competition in a business that in recent years has been dominated by Google. Analysts say combination could diminish Google's search dominance over long-term.

A Florida woman yesterday filed a class-action lawsuit against Google, charging that the new Buzz social networking tool set violates the privacy rights of users.