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Exclusive: Google Contract Shows Deal With Israel Defense Ministry

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Secret Cost of Google's Data Centers: Billions of Gallons of Water

By Nikitha Sattiraju / Bloomberg

The Real Reason Google Is Buying Fitbit

By Patrick Lucas Austin

Google Is Buying Fitbit in a $2.1 Billion Deal to Fight Against the Apple Watch

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Google's 2019 Halloween Doodle Will Teach You All Kinds of Spooky Facts About Animals

It’s Halloween and Google has treated us to another spooky interactive Doodle. The 2019 Halloween Doodle offers a chance to play trick or treat without the calories.Behind orange doors, players will find animals often associated...

By Rachael Bunyan

Google's Pixelbook Go Is the Best-Looking Chromebook Out There — But There Are Better Options for the Money

Google's newest Chromebook is a looker, but it's too expensive considering its limitations

By Patrick Lucas Austin

Annie Leibovitz on the Democratization of Photography, Her Influences and Her Google Pixel Campaign

Annie Leibovitz, who has been photographing the world’s most influential figures for the past 49 years, revealed last week a new campaign called “Face Forward” shot exclusively on the Google Pixel smartphone. The new series...

By Anna Purna Kambhampaty

Google Just Unveiled a New Pixel Smartphone, an AirPod Rival and More. Here's What to Know

Here's everything the company announced today

By Patrick Lucas Austin

Google Honors Pioneering Psychiatrist Herb Kleber, Who Treated Addiction as a Disease, Not a Moral Failing

Dr. Herbert Kleber, one of the first major researchers to treat addiction as a disease, not a moral failing, is remembered by Google Doodle on the 23rd anniversary of his election to the National Academy...

By Gina Martinez

The First Google Doodle in 1998 Was a 'Bit of a Joke.' Here's the Story Behind the Design That Started it All

Here's how it happened in 1998 and how it has evolved

By Rachel E. Greenspan

Google celebrates the 2019 Rugby World Cup today

The 2019 Rugby World Cup kicked off Friday in Tokyo’s Ajinomoto Stadium, and Google has marked the occasion with a Doodle of a scrum.This year marks the first time that the Rugby World Cup, held...

By Rachael Bunyan

Nacho Average Doodle! Google Celebrates Ignacio Anaya García, the Creator of Nachos

Ignacio Anaya García invented one of the world’s all-time favorite snacks pretty much by accident. Nachos, a combination of chips with melted cheese and other goodies, were originally called “Nachos especiales”––”Nacho” being a common abbreviation...

By Julia Webster

Google Celebrates 50th Anniversary of the Moon Landing With a Doodle

Collins did not leave any boot prints on the moon, but he was "the ticket home" the the men who did

By Julia Webster

Google Doodle Honors Heart Surgeon René Favaloro, Who Pioneered Coronary Bypass Surgery

René Favaloro, a pioneering Argentine heart surgeon, is being remembered with a Google Doodle for his contributions to coronary bypass surgery on what would have been his 96th birthday.Born in La Plata, Argentina, in 1923,...

By Julia Webster

10 Can't-Miss Gmail Tips and Tricks That Will Change the Way You Email

Summer usually means a vacation from your Gmail inbox. But all your unread emails aren’t going to get answered on their own (well, actually, they might — but I’ll get to that later). Over 281...

By Currie Engel

Google Celebrates the Summer Solstice With a Pastel Doodle

The summer solstice makes today the longest day and shortest night of 2019

By Nadia Suleman

The 2019 Women's World Cup Has Started and Google Is Celebrating With a Doodle

It’s day one of the 2019 Women’s World Cup, and what better way to celebrate it than a Google Doodle?Friday’s Doodle features a collage of soccer players, each drawn by a different female artist from...

By Billy Perrigo

Democrats Have Picked the First Target of Their Sweeping Tech Antitrust Probe

"The loss of a diverse and free press has consequences for the future of our democracy."

By Alana Abramson

Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple Could Face Antitrust Investigations. How Do Those Work?

Four of Silicon Valley’s biggest tech firms — Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple — could face antitrust investigations from the Trump Administration and Congress.After unusual negotiations on the subject, the Federal Trade Commission agreed to...

By Madeleine Joung

Review: Google's Pixel 3a Is the Best Low-Cost Smartphone You Can Buy

It has a killer camera and great software at a less painful price

By Patrick Lucas Austin
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