The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to Google:
The current Google logo was launched on September 1, 2015.[1]Google is an American multinational technology company specializing in internet-related services and products that include online advertising technologies, search, cloud computing, software, and hardware.
Google LLC[edit] Motto: "Do the right thing"[2] Website: about.google CEO: Sundar Pichai Co-founder: Larry Page Co-founder: Sergey Brin Parent company: Alphabet Inc. History of Google Criticism of Google Censorship by Google List of mergers and acquisitions by Google Google.org Google platform Googleplex Google logo Google Doodles List of Google Easter eggs List of Google April Fools' Day jokes Products [edit] Only the products popular enough to he multiple Wikipedia articles are listed here. For a complete list, see List of Google products. Search[edit] Main article: Google Search Algorithms: PageRank Google Hummingbird Google Panda Google Penguin Related: Google penalty Analysis: Google Trends Google Insights for Search Knowledge Graph Google Instant Google Voice Search Google Real-Time Search Google Personalized Search Google Web History Google Custom Search Related: Timeline of Google Search Google Searchology Maps[edit] Main article: Google Maps Google Traffic Google Transit Google Street View Coverage of Google Street View Google Street View in Africa Google Street View in Antarctica Google Street View in Asia Google Street View in Israel Google Street View in Europe Google Street View in North America Google Street View in Canada Google Street View in the United States Google Street View in Oceania Google Street View in South America Google Street View in Argentina Google Street View in Chile Google Street View in Colombia Google Street View privacy concerns Competition of Google Street View Google Aerial View Google Earth Google Mars Google Moon Google Sky Google Latitude Google Maps Nigation Google Maps (app) Google Map Maker Google Maps pin YouTube[edit] Main article: YouTube History of YouTube Social impact of YouTube Censorship of YouTube Me at the zoo – the first video uploaded onto YouTube Gmail[edit] Main article: Gmail Gmail interface History of Gmail Chrome[edit] Main article: Google Chrome Mobile versions: Google Chrome for Android Google Chrome for iOS ChromeOS Chrome Web Store Google Chrome Apps Google Chrome Extensions Open-source: Chromium ChromiumOS Google Chrome Frame Google Chrome Experiments Docs Editors[edit] Main article: Google Docs Editors Google Docs Google Sheets Google Slides Google Drawings Google Forms Google Sites Google Keep Android[edit] Main article: Android (operating system) See also: Index of Android OS articles Android software development Android version history Android 1.0 Android 1.1 Android Cupcake Android Donut Android Eclair Android Froyo Android Gingerbread Android Honeycomb Android Ice Cream Sandwich Android Jelly Bean Android KitKat Android Lollipop Android Marshmallow Android Nougat Android Oreo Android Pie Android 10 Android 11 Android 12 Android 12L Android 13 Android 14 Android 15 Derivatives: Android Wear Android Auto Android TV Android One List of features in Android List of Android launchers Android application package Android Runtime Android rooting Android Studio Pixel[edit] Main article: Google Pixel Chromebook Pixel Pixelbook Pixelbook Go Pixel C Pixel Slate Pixel Pixel 2 Pixel 3 Pixel 3a Pixel 4 Pixel 4a Pixel 5 Pixel 5a Pixel 6 Pixel 6a Pixel 7 Pixel 7a Pixel 8 Pixel 8a Pixel Fold Pixel Buds History[edit] History of Google[edit] Timeline of Google Search History of Gmail History of YouTube History of Android Android version history History of Google+ History of Google Maps Timeline of Google Street View History of Google Docs History of Blogger History of Google Buzz Product release timeline[edit] 1998 – Google Search 2001 – Google Groups 2002 – Google News 2004 – Orkut 2004 – Gmail 2005 – iGoogle 2005 – Android (acquisition) 2005 – Google Maps 2005 – Google Reader 2006 2006 – Google Docs 2006 – YouTube (acquisition) 2008 – Google Chrome 2010 – Google Nexus 2010 – Google eBooks 2010 – Google Buzz 2011 – Google+ 2012 – Google Drive 2012 – Google Play 2013 – Google Keep 2013 – Google Glass 2013 – Google Pixel 2014 – Nest (acquisition) 2015 – Google Photos 2016 – Google Nest (smart speakers) 2019 – Stadia 2023 – Bard Product discontinuation timeline[edit] 2011 – Google Buzz 2011 – Google Notebook 2011 – Google Desktop 2011 – Google Pack 2013 – iGoogle 2013 – Google Reader 2014 – Orkut 2019 – Google+ 2020 – Google Play Music 2023 – Stadia Acquisitions[edit] See: List of mergers and acquisitions by Alphabet Criticism[edit]Criticism of Google
Privacy concerns Copyright issues Monopoly, restraint of trade, and antitrust Criticism of products: Criticism of Gmail Criticism of Google Buzz Events[edit] For developers[edit] Google I/O Google Developer Day Android Developer Day Android Developer Challenge Google Code Jam Other[edit] Google Science Fair Google Searchology Doodle4Google People in relation to Google[edit] For a full list of current and former Google employees, see Category:Google employees Management[edit] Co-founders[edit] Larry Page: Co-founder Sergey Brin: Co-founder Senior leadership[edit] Sundar Pichai: Chief Executive Officer Philipp Schindler: Chief Business Officer Don Harrison: President, Corporate Development Kent Walker: SVP, Global Affairs Lorraine Twohill: SVP, Global Marketing Senior product area leadership[edit] Hiroshi Lockheimer: SVP, Platforms & Ecosystems Rick Osterloh: SVP, Devices & Services Prabhakar Raghan: SVP, Ads & Commerce Ben Gomes: SVP, Search, News & Assistant Jeff Dean: SVP, Google AI Thomas Kurian: CEO, Google Cloud Neal Mohan: CEO, YouTube Yasmin Green (businesswoman): CEO, Jigsaw Josh Woodward: Senior Director, Google Labs Product area leadership[edit] Devices & Services[edit] Clay Bor: VP, AR/VR Ana Corrales: COO Rishi Chandra: VP, Nest Sabrina Ellis: VP, Pixel Ivy Ross: VP, Hardware Design & UX Pankaj Sultane: VP, Global IT Platforms & Ecosystems[edit] Matías Duarte: VP, Material Design Anil Sabharwal: VP, Photos & Personal Communications Sameer Samat: VP, Android & Play John Solomon: VP, ChromeOS Search, News & Assistant[edit] Brad Bender: VP, News Products Manuel Bronstein: VP, Assistant Nick Fox: VP, Search & Assistant Products/UX Richard Gingras: VP, News Pandu Nayak: VP, Search Ads & Commerce[edit] Catherine Courage: VP, Ads & Commerce UX Jerry Dischler: VP, Ads Oliver Heckmann: VP, Trel Google Cloud[edit] Robert Enslin: President, Global Customer Operations Urs Hölzle: SVP, Technical Infrastructure Jier Soltero: VP, Google Workspace Amit Zery: VP, Business Application Platform AI[edit] Did Feinberg: VP, Health Fernando Pereira: VP, Machine Learning Jay Yagnik: VP, Machine Perception Xier Amatriain: VP of Product, Core ML/AI YouTube[edit] Robert Kyncl: CBO Neal Mohan: CPO Scott Silver: VP, Engineering Adam Smith: VP, Product Management Google's influence on language and culture[edit] Google (verb) Google bombing Googlewhack References[edit] ^ Rushe, Dominic (September 2015). "Google unveils new logo at turning point in company's history". The Guardian. Retrieved September 27, 2021. ^ "Ex-Google boss defends multiple controversies". BBC News. May 13, 2019. Mr Schmidt ran Google as chief executive and chairman from 2001 to 2011, then executive chairman until 2015 ... . In that time, Google's motto transitioned from, famously, "Don't be evil" into "do the right thing" Further reading[edit] Yeo, ShinJoung. Behind the Search Box: Google and the Global Internet Industry (U of Illinois Press, 2023) ISBN 0-252-08712-7 JSTOR 4116455 External links[edit] Google at Wikipedia's sister projects Definitions from WiktionaryMedia from CommonsNews from WikinewsQuotations from WikiquoteTexts from WikisourceTextbooks from WikibooksResources from Wikiversity Official website Official Google Blog vteWikipedia outlines General reference Culture and the arts Geography and places Health and fitness History and events Mathematics and logic Natural and physical sciences People and self Philosophy and thinking Religion and belief systems Society and social sciences Technology and applied sciences