In August 1998, Larry Page and Sergey Brin added a digital stick figure behind the second "o" in Google to signal they were ...

Google has launched a festive New Year's Eve Doodle to immerse users in the spirit of 2026 before the clock strikes midnight.

Google prepared to ring in 2026 with a festive Doodle Wednesday: "Soon, the clock will strike midnight to officially mark the start of 2026!" ...

Google marked the New Year with a festive animated Doodle. The tech giant turned its homepage into a digital celebration with ...

Wednesday's Google Doodle celebrates popcorn with an interactive game. Screenshot courtesy of Google Sept. 25 (UPI) --Four years ago, Thailand broke the record for the world's biggest popcorn machine, ...

Google marks the end of 2025 with a cheerful New Year's Eve Doodle, featuring a colorful countdown animation to welcome 2026. The interactive Doodle adds festive spirit to global celebrations.

As 2025 draws to a close, Google has unveiled a special New Year’s Eve Doodle celebrating the global excitement of the final countdown to 2026. Displayed on Google’s homepage across many regions, the ...

Today, Google Doodle features a joyous piece of art to celebrate the New Year 2026. Google Doodles have developed into an art form over time, representing global cultural moments and events ...

If you've headed to Google today, you may have noticed a colorful Doodle, the colorful graphic the top of the page. Known as the Google Doodle, it celebrates people, events and everything in between.

Google Doodle today celebrates the New Year 2026 with a festive artwork, featuring balloons and sparkles. Over the years, Google Doodles have evolved into an art form, showcasing cultural moments and ...

Customers who frequent their local coffee shops might be familiar with the subject of today's animated Google Doodle. The doodle for Monday, March 11 celebrates the date in 2011 in which the "flat ...

The Jan. 19 Outlook commentary "Why Google shouldn't doodle," suggested that the search engine's graphical celebration of notable people or events is an inappropriate marketing ploy and asked whether ...