Today's Google Doodle game celebrates the sport of curling at the Winter Olympics 2026, which started today, Wednesday, Feb.

Google Doodles are special, temporary changes made to the logo on the Google homepage that commemorates holidays, anniversaries, and the lives of famous artists, pioneers, and scientists. These ...

Google Doodle games are fun to play, as they are interactive and creative. Google Doodle games comprise of ‘Doodles’ that are made of changes to the Google logo and are actually meant to celebrate ...

Image courtesy of Business Insider By Tim McGuire This is an independently submitted op-ed and does not reflect the views of The Tower. We’ve all been there before: stuck in a lecture hall of over 50 ...

Google is synonymous with search, but its offerings extend far beyond finding answers. For those in the know, like myself, Google also boasts an entertaining collection of short games. Many of these ...

Google Doodles are a tool on the company’s homepage that are often used to highlight world issues, historic events, and celebrations around the globe. The homepage for Google Search is one of the most ...

Google this week invited K-12 students in the US to create a Doodle for its Search homepage. For 2023, the Doodle for Google theme is “I am grateful for…” Taking a step back to think about what we’re ...

Another day another Google Doodle, and today's latest logo design is a celebration of the search engines' 25th Birthday. The logo sees the two "o" characters replaced by the number 25, and although it ...

The Google Doodle for the 2026 Winter Olympics celebrates the sport of curling by showing a curler moving a stone through the ...

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.

When we talk about gaming, it's often the big-budget, graphically-intensive experiences that get all the attention. As attention-grabbing as space epics like "Starfield" are, though, there's a lot ...