If you want books, but don’t want to pay for them, there is a better way than walking into your local book store and pocketing them. Try grabbing them online, from Google!

The site hosts millions of books and different texts that are freely available for download, making it one of the easiest ...

A database of published books that have been scanned by Google and made available in Google search results or from the Google Book site. Introduced in 2004 as the Google Print Library Project ...

The short answer: Google Play is Android's official online store, and it includes Google Play Books, and Google Play Movies & TV. (There used to be Google Play Music, but that's been discontinued.) ...

Google runs its own bookstore out of Google Play, which means it's already likely integrated into your smartphone out of the ...

OverDrive is a digital library platform that offers patrons free access to a vast collection and makes it easy to find and download books to their devices. To sign up, enter your local library ...

Rather than pay for a third party security app, Google Play Protect is preinstalled on all of the best Android phones and tablets defending them against an online world gone bonkers. Although its ...

The Booker Prize is arguably the most prestigious writing prize in the English-speaking world. The winner will be announced ...

Launched as the Android Market in 2008, the Google Play Store is one of the two most popular mobile application hosting and distribution platforms, as well as the most popular distribution ...

NEW YORK - The Los Angeles Dodgers claimed their eighth World Series title in franchise history Wednesday night at Yankee Stadium and, like their 98-win season and their 11 wins in 16 postseason games ...

Android devices have to use Epic's own installer rather than the Google Play store to get the game The leader of the firm behind the hit game Fortnite has accused Google of being "irresponsible ...

Few books could be causing a bigger buzz that Tim Winton's new novel, Juice, which Claire Nichols says might take readers by ...