Google is now officially a subsidiary company over to a holding company, Alphabet beginning October 2. All stockholders were also transfered to the mother company.

Alphabet implements new Code of Conduct over its employees, subsidiaries and controlled affiliates. The new code aims to follow the law, act honourably, and treat each other with respect.

Presently, Apple Watch and Android Wear Watch are reportedly becoming similar to each other. There are just a few significant differences to these smartwatches as days go by.

Android 6.0 Marshmallow has finally arrived to some smartphones. Its Google Now On Tap feature is reportedly the search engine giant's weapon that beats Apple.

The world's largest smartphone manufacturer, Samsung is struggling to increase its market share after the company continuously reported a decline in profit. The first decline is reported back in its third quarter revenue in 2014. Investors are anxious to see what Samsung has in plan to ensure more revenue for their next quarterly report.

Japanese automobile major Toyota Motor Corp is planning to launch driverless cars in the market by 2020. Toyota will launch three models in semi-automatic range this year in Japan market. The semi-automatic cars equipped with Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) are technology-driven vehicles that change lanes, merge with traffic or even overtake other vehicles. The fourth generation Prius hybrid car is one among the three semi-automatic models is scheduled for launch in Japan market in 2015.

The latest tablet from Google has been finally unveiled! The innovative Pixel C is runned by NVIDIA Tegra X1, which bolsters the productivity of the user.

The newest flagship made by Google, lacks wireless charging. The biggest search engine company revealed their reason behind the feature's absence.

Ruling out North America's claim that European antitrust authority is going in an anti-US bias in dealing with Google and Apple, the European Competition Commissioner (ECC) Margrethe Vestager has termed it as a misleading notion of the world's largest economy. Vestager has been criticized in the US media for her role in opening multiple cases against the US corporate giants Google, Apple, Amazon and Starbucks during the past one year. Vestager has become the target of the US media as European regulators are protecting EU companies from the US competition.

Amazon is disallowing the sale of media-streaming devices from Apple and Google. In an e-mail to its marketplace sellers, the Web retailer says that after October 29, it will no longer sell Apple TV's and Google Chromecasts. "It's important that the streaming media players we sell interact well with Prime Video in order to avoid customer confusion," said Amazon in the e-mail.