The Google Doodle is a piece of art that temporarily replace the logo on Google's homepage. The first-ever Google Doodle was created as an out-of-office message for Google's founders. Google ...

Well, Gmail’s logo was the product of this situation — it was designed by Dennis Hwang (who’s responsible for most of Google’s doodles at the time) the night before Gmail launched. Former ...

Google, in collaboration with NASA, has replaced their homepage logo in the Northern Hemisphere with an animated Doodle celebrating the winter solstice and suggesting that you keep your eyes to ...

Well, Google Doodle games are more than decorative changes to the Google logo. Many Doodles are playable mini-games that captured the hearts of players worldwide.

The best Google Doodles are a beacon of the rich culture that has shaped our lives today. What started as a novel out-of-office message has grown into a marker of Google's playful identity, with a ...

Google's latest doodle is celebrating an important birthday: its own. The search giant is serving up a special birthday cake Monday in honor of its birth 23 years ago.

The first Google Doodle came not long after Google. It was simple – a stick man over the search engine's logo in 1998 when co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin took time off to attend Burning ...

There have been over 5,000 doodles applied to the Google logo in various internet homepages worldwide, and each one was conceptualized and created by a team of artists and engineers.

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As you’ve probably noticed, Google likes to occasionally reimagine its logo on Search. Known as Google Doodles, it’s a way for the company to celebrate milestones in history, raise awareness ...

Google's home page logo is moonlighting as a strategy card game on Friday. If you click on Friday's Google Doodle, celebrating the lunar cycle, you'll go into a click-to-play card battler that ...

Unsurprisingly, Google’s Doodle for today honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. You can find the logo on the Google homepage, and clicking the logo does a quick search for “Martin Luther King Jr ...