Google was founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin while they were studying at Stanford University in California.
Google was officially founded on September 4, 1998 in the garage of Susan Wojcicki, who later became CEO of YouTube.
The company's original name was BackRub, but it was renamed Google in 1997.
Since then, the company has expanded into many ventures beyond its origins as a search engine and advertising firm.
Today, Google is one of the largest companies in the world, with a focus on developing new software, hardware, and devices to aid businesses of all sizes and improve the lives of individuals worldwide, both online and offline.
The company is involved in a range of cutting-edge technologies, including machine learning, artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles (self-driving vehicles), quantum computing, and drone delivery-technology.
Google also invests in undersea cable infrastructure, such as the Humboldt cable, to enhance global internet connectivity, particularly between regions like South America and the Asia-Pacific.
Google's mission is to organise the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful for everyone. The company is also involved in a number of partnerships and collaborations, such as its work with Neuralink to develop high-bandwidth brain implants that can communicate with phones, computers, and other hardware.
Note: This page removes discontinued products, such as 'Google Answers', 'Google +', 'Google Buzz', 'Google Pack', 'Google Now, 'Goole Stadia', 'Google Shoelace', 'Google Talk', 'Project Loon', and dozens of others, including the Google's 'I'm feeling Lucky' button.
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• Google A-Z. Information. Release/Launch/created Year.
I/O . Google's annual developer conference, where the company announces its latest software, hardware, and technology updates. The “I/O” stands for “Input/Output.
AdMob. Generate revenue from your mobile apps. Multiple formats to suit your app needs. 2006.
- AdSense. (Google Ads). Generate revenue from your blogs and website with the most popular and trusted revenue-generating program on the web. 2003.
- Ads. Create ads and keywords. For websites and blogs. Advertise to an audience that is already interested in your product. 2000.
- AdWords Express. Get more customers with easy advertising. Set up your online ad in 15 minutes and let Google do the rest. 2015.
- AI. State-of-the-art research and developing tools to ensure that everyone can access AI, and to use AI abilities to do more and spend more time on other things.
- Alerts. Specify a topic and receive email updates when news breaks on any news you want. Alerts automatically notify you when Google has anything new to offer. 2003.
- Alphabet Inc. Alphabet Inc. is the parent company of Google and several former Google subsidiaries. It was created to make the core Google Internet services business "cleaner and more accountable" while allowing greater autonomy to group companies that operate in businesses other than Internet services. 2015.
- AlphaGo Zero. A program designed by Google's DeepMind's artificial development division. Self-learning Artificial intelligence. 2015.
- AlphaFold 1. AI-driven system designed to determine a protein's three-dimensional structure based on its amino acid sequence. 2018. AlphaFold 2. 2020
- Analytics. A useful tool to help you learn even more about your website or blog visitors, and how they interact with your site. 2005.
- Analytics 360 Studio offers powerful and integrated marketing and makes it easy to create dynamic reports. 2015.
- Android Inc (bought by Google Inc in 2005) is a mobile operating system based on a modified version of the Linux kernel and other open-source software. Sync your Android phone with your TV, watch or car. Securely move from one device to another. Transfer large files, even when offline. 2008.
- Android Auto. Make apps appear on your phone screen or car display to control maps, navigation, calls, text messages, and music. For Android 9 or below, you will need the 'Android Auto app' on your phone. With Android 10, Android Auto is built in. 2015.
- Android TV. Comes with your Google Assistant built in. Find the latest film, check the score of the big game, or dim the lights without leaving what you’re watching.
- Anonymous location data was created to allow governments and researchers to determine the effectiveness of lock-down protocols during the Covid-19 pandemic. 2020.
- Arts And Culture. Explore up-close artefacts and artwork from over 1,000 museums from around the world. 2011.
- Assistant. Installed in various hardware devices. A virtual personal assistant that can engage in conversations with its voice-activated speaker. 2016.
- Audio Indexing. (GAudi). Widget for iGoogle which indexes politicians' audio at YouTube. 2008.
- Augmented Reality (AR) opens up new ways for your devices to be helpful by letting you experience digital content in the same way you experience the world. Search for things visually, simply by pointing your camera at them. 2015.
- Authenticator. Set up a '2-Step Verification code' for your devices for stronger security, by logging into your Google Account.
- Base. Google 'Merchant' Centre has replaced Google Base. 2006.
- Big Picture Group. Google explores how information visualisation can make complex data accessible, handy and fun. 2013.
- Blogger. Free web page/blog you can create with no PC skills. Used by amateurs and pros alike. Plus, free web hosting. 1999.
Google Slogan; Formerly, "Don't Be Evil" which changed to "Do The Right Thing" when they created Alphabet.
- Book Search. Search for the full text of books of all genres. World's Most comprehensive list. 2004.
- Business Profile. Turn people who find you on Google Search and Maps into new customers with a free Business Profile for your shopfront or service area. Personalise your profile with photos, offers, posts, and more. 2014.
- Calendar. Organise your schedule and share events with friends. Keep track of all the events in your life, coordinate schedules with friends and family, and find new things to do. 2006.
- Calico is a biotechnology,research and development company created to better understand the biology that controls the ageing and lifespan of people to enable a longer, healthier life. Calico's parent organisation is Alphabet Inc. 2013.
Camera. Software to make take great pictures on Nexus phones running Android 6.0 and above. 2014.
- Capital G. They invest their capital and expertise to help entrepreneurs, leading transformational companies, accelerate the growth of their businesses. CapitalG is a private equity firm under Alphabet Inc. 2013.
- Cardboard. A virtual reality fold-out cardboard viewer designed to be used with smartphones.2014.
- Careers. An opportunity to work with Google. From sales and services to support engineering, technology and more.
- Chat. Formerly called 'Hangout'. Chat and connect with individuals or together with your group.
Chromebook. Google's laptop, which runs Chrome OS. Very stable and fast. 2011. Note: Chrome Enterprise is the business-focused solution for Chrome devices, Chrome browser and Chrome OS.
- Chrome Browser. Developers, peek into the future with Canary's experimental features. Test upcoming updates in Dev & Beta, or stick to secure, familiar Stable Chrome. For pro power, explore DevTools - inspect code, debug websites, and build amazing experiences. 2008.
- Chromecast TV. (Google TV) is a small dongle style gadget you attach to your TV or android device that lets you enjoy online video, music, and anything from the web. 2014.
- Chrome Web Store. Google's online store for its Chrome web browser. Customise and personalise Chrome on your desktop computer with extensions, themes and apps.
- Classroom. Everything teachers and students need to work better, together. Classroom helps students and teachers organise assignments, boost collaboration, and foster better communication. 2014.
- Cloud Next '22. Join Google to learn & grow together to meet, live. Register for online programming and the opportunity to attend in-person events.
- Cloud Platform. Build and host applications and websites, store data, and analyse data on Google's scalable infrastructure. Future-proof Infrastructure. 2011.
- Cloud print. Print emails, spreadsheets and documents and other files from any device to a cloud-connected printer.
- Contacts. Safely back up your contacts and sync them across all your devices to your Google account to the cloud.
- Crisis Map. To notify everyone about up n coming weather, hazards, and emergency preparedness. 2012.
- Crowdsource. Help Google get better by doing microtasks.
- Custom Search. Create a customised search experience for your community. With Custom Search Engine, you can harness the power of Google to create a search engine tailored to your needs. 2006.
Calico LLC is an American research and development biotech company backed by Google with the goal of combating ageing and associated diseases, focusing on 'health, well-being, and longevity.
Carbon neutral since 2007. Carbon free by 2030
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- Dart is a programming language developed by Google as the language of the modern web app. 2011.
- Dashboard Widgets. Customise your dashboards and widgets for Mac OS X dashboard. 2006.
- Data Studios. Turn your data into informative reports and dashboards that are easy to read, easy to share, and fully customisable. 2016.
- Daydream View. Travel anywhere and everywhere in virtual reality. VR headset required. 2016.
- DeepMind is the world leader in artificial intelligence, research and its application for positive impact. Behind both versions of Alpha Go and Alpha Go Zero. 2014.
- Developers. To inspire developers everywhere and catch up on the latest technology announcements from Google.
- Dictionary. Online dictionary service of that can be accessed by using the 'define' operator in Google Search. 2010.
- Digital Garage. Online courses, designed for you to grow your career or business. Choose your course, register, and start learning today. 2015.
- Digital Skills provides products and training tools to help people find a job and grow their career from anywhere in the world. 2016.
- Discover. Curate a personalised feed of content for users based on their interests, search history, location, and activity in other apps. 2018.
- Docs. Create basic documents from scratch, including making bullet lists, sorting by columns, adding tables, images, comments, formulas, changing fonts and more. In 2022, Google Docs featured a new 'politically correct' (inclusive language) word alternative tool. 2007.
- Doodle. Google redesigns its Google 'logo' to commemorate, celebrate or remember an occasion, person or special event. 1998.
- Domains. Choose from more than 300 domain endings with 24/7 Google support from real people. 2015.
- Drawings. Easily create shapes and diagrams. Add colour to your documents, presentations, and websites. 2010.
- Drive. Access all your stuff wherever you are on the web, at home, or in the office and on the go. 2012.
- Duo. Video calling app. Capture and share images. Connect to open calls with only your voice chat enabled. 2016.
- Duplex is a free service that uses artificial intelligence to call restaurants and make reservations. 2018.
- Earth. Google Earth combines Google search with satellite imagery, maps, terrain and 3D buildings to put the world at your fingertips. Google Earth Pro is now free. 2001.
- Easter Eggs. Search for virtual Easter eggs hidden inside things such as a film, book, DVD, CD, computer program, video game or web page. 2000.
- Endangered Languages Project. Access and research endangered languages. 2012.
- Expeditions. Ideal for Schools and education. Explore in virtual reality anywhere. From coral reefs and the planet Mars to bring the environment to life. 2015.
- Exposure Notifications. Used by public health authorities to contact and give guidance to anyone who may have been exposed to a person who has contracted COVID-19. 2020.
- Express. (Shopping). Search online for products and compare prices. 2002.
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- Family Link App. Ideal for parents who want to set digital ground rules for their children while they play, learn and search online. 2019.
- Fiber. Google's broadband & TV service. The USA only. 2010.
- Finance. Features business and enterprise headlines for many corporations. Includes financial decisions. News events. Stock information and interactive charts. 2006.
- Find Hub: (Also known as Find My Device) is a service that helps users locate, lock, or erase lost Android devices. 2025.
- Fi. is a phone plan by Google. Mobile virtual network operator, providing wireless phone and data services using Wi-Fi and cellular networks. 2015.
- Fit. Health and activity tracking app. In collaboration with the World Health Organisation. 2020.
- Flights. Online flight booking search service which facilitates the purchase of airline tickets through third-party suppliers. 2011.
- Flutter. Build, test, and deploy beautiful mobile, web, desktop, and embedded apps from a single code base for any screen. 2015.
- Forms. Create online surveys and quizzes and send them to other people, then analyse the results. 2006.
- Friend Connect. Turn your website or blog into a place where people meet and get to know each other with easy-to-use features.
- Fuchsia is an open-source capability-based operating system developed by Google. 2021.
- Gadgets. A simple HTML and JavaScript applications that can be embedded in webpages and other apps
- Gboard. Virtual keyboard app developed by Google for Android and iOS devices. 2016.
- Gemini. (Formerly BARD). A language model chatbot. Trained on a massive dataset of text and code, and can generate text, translate languages, write different kinds of creative content. 2023.
- Glass. Discontinued wearable headset/glasses with a view-able computer display. Controlled by a touchpad built into the side of the device. However, you cannot buy Google Glass directly from Google, but you will be able to find used units on platforms like eBay 2013.
- Global Advertiser. Powerful marketing and translation tools to reach the billions of internet users.
- GMail. Free Email. Efficient and useful. Lots of storage, less spam, and mobile access. 2004.
- Groups. Online discussion, or over email. Create rich, custom pages. Customise looks and graphics. 2001.
- G Suite. Reach your colleagues wherever they are. Store files and find what you need, instantly. Everything you need to bring your project to life. Manage users, devices and data securely and easily. Use shared calendars to see when others are available. Schedule meetings with automatic email invitations and video conference. Work with colleagues wherever they are.
- Guice is an open-source software framework for the Java platform released by Google under the Apache Licence. It provides support for dependency injection using annotations to configure. 2018.
Google leads the way in innovative and advanced technology and business solutions. They work with research lab experts, engineers, computer programmers, designers, and finance and business strategists, among a plethora of other professionals.
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- Health. Puts you in charge of your health information. Organise your medical records from doctors, hospitals and pharmacies. 2008.
- Home. A hands-free smart speaker to control your home. Ask it any question and get answers for directions, recipes and reminders. Voice control your music and smart devices. Works with Chrome-cast, Nest. 2017.
- Home Mini. Hands-free help from Google Assistance. 2017.
- Home Hub. Hands-free Google assistance plus a display screen. 2018.
- Hummingbird was a search algorithm used by Google. 2013.
- Image Labeller is a feature of Google Search that allows you to label images to help improve the quality of Google's image search results. 2006.
- Images. Search for almost every image and photographs that are available on the web. 2001.
- Interview Warm-up Tool. Practice answering interview questions to be prepared and get more confident and comfortable with the job interview process. 2022.
- Jamboard. Experience productivity, whether your team is in the same room. Sketch ideas, whiteboard-style, while benefiting from the access and connectivity of an interactive canvas, or across the world using the Jamboard app on mobile. 2017.
- Jobs. For websites and small businesses, Google's job postings from across the web to help jobseekers easily find their next job and make job postings appear on Google search. 2017.
- Knowledge Graph is a knowledge base services to enhance its search engine's results with information gathered from a variety of sources. 2012.
- Lens. Google Lens app lets you search and identify anything using your smartphone. Easily identifies products, cars, plants, animals, landmarks and restaurants. And translates foreign text in real time. 2017.
- LLC is an American multinational technology company that specialises in Internet-related services and products, which include cloud computing, quantum computing, e-commerce, artificial intelligence, and consumer electronic. 2015.
- Maps. Get directions, and search for local businesses and services. 2005. A new feature in Google Maps called "crowded-ness predictions", which tells you how long your bus or train will be. 2005.
- Maps for mobile. Never get lost again. View maps, and get directions on your phone via GPS. 2019.
- Mars. View some of the most detailed maps of Mars created by NASA scientists. 2006.
- Meena. . (Chatbot) End-to-end, neural conversational model. State of the art conversational AI with AGI like characteristics.
- Meet. Premium video meetings. Invite guests to join an online video conference from their computer using any web browser or device. No software to install. 2017.
- Merchant Center. A tool that helps you upload your shop and product data to Google and make it available to Google Shopping and other Google services.
- Moderator: Collaborative Q&As for group events to help keep discussions on track by allowing users to both suggest questions and vote on other questions. 2008.
- Moon. Similar to Google Earth. Instead, explore and take a tour of the moon. 2005.
- My Activity. A tool that allows users to see and manage their activity across Google products and services.
Google helps the disabled, blind and deaf and works continuously and relentlessly in developing new ways to treat cancers and diseases to make life easier, safer, and healthier for everyone, including those in 3rd World countries.
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- Nest is a brand of Google LLC (Limited Liability Company) used to market smart home products including smart speakers, home hubs, smart displays, streaming devices, thermostats, smoke detectors, routers and security systems, smart doorbells, cameras and smart locks. 2010.
- Nest Cam. Indoor and outdoor cams with a built-in mic and speaker so that you can hear what’s going on and talk back using the Nest app. 2018.
- News. Now with an archive, search for breaking news stories from thousands of publishers and magazines.
- News-stand. A digital store to download apps, games, TV shows, books and movies. For Android phone's, Nexus, and Nexus tablets. 2013.
- Nexus. A line of consumer electronic devices that run the Android operating system. 2010.
- Ngram Viewer. Enter phrases into the Google Books Ngram viewer to display a graph showing how those phrases have occurred in a corpus of books over the selected years. 2012.
- Nowcast: Access short-term precipitation forecasts up to 12 hours ahead when searching for weather information on your mobile device.
- Ocean Layer. Dive beneath the surface and explore the ocean with top marine experts. Discover new places including surf, dive and shipwrecks. 2010.
- One. Storage and more. Back up your phone, manage account storage and more. 2018.
- Page Rank Checker. An algorithm used by google search to rank websites in their search engine results. Check the page rank of any websites or blog. 1998.
- Panda was a change to Google's "search results ranking algorithm". 2011.
- Penguin launched this update to better catch sites deemed to be spamming its search results. 2012.
- Patent Search. A search engine designed to index all US patents and patent applications. 2006.
- Penguin is a code word that Google used when they decided to update their algorithms to stop websites that use illegitimate tactics to get highly ranked by search engines. 2012.
- Play. Google Play, formerly known as the Android Market, is a digital distribution platform developed by Google. It serves as the official app store for the Android operating system, offering apps, games, music, movies, TV shows, ebooks, and audiobooks into a single platform. 2012.
- Play Gift Cards can use it to buy content on Google Play and manage gift card spending. Buy online & in-store.
- Play Points. Google Play Points is a rewards program that lets you earn points for purchases and in-app items on the Google Play Store. You can redeem points for discounts, in-game items, or Google Play credit. 2018
- Person Finder helps people reconnect with friends and loved ones in the aftermath of natural and humanitarian disasters. 2010.
- Pigeon is the code name given to one of Google's local search algorithm updates. 2014.
- Pixel. A line of smartphones. Smaller and thinner design than its predecessor. Unlimited online photo storage. 2017.
- Pixelbook Go. Another 'Chromebook' like laptop. Long battery life and more secure than conventional laptops.
- Pixel Buds. Performs instant translations between many languages. 2018.
- Play Protect. A powerful internal security guard for your Android device and data to stay protected, even when you’re not using your phone. Be alerted when it detects a harmful link or app.
- Play Store. A wide selection of top films, music, books, apps & games to buy or rent. Enjoy on multiple devices.
- Podcast Manager. Get to know your audience and reach new listeners and see how your audience listens across devices like smart speakers, smartphones and desktops. 2020.
- Project Astra. A research prototype exploring future capabilities of a universal AI assistant. 2024.
- Product Experts. Join Google’s super-user community of product experts who love using Google products, and helping others in the Google help communities.
- Project Marina. A research prototype exploring the future of human-agent interaction, starting with your browser. 2024.
- Public Data Explorer. Search through databases from around the world, including the World Bank, OECD, Eurostat and the U.S. Census Bureau.
- Python Class. For people with little programming experience who want to learn Python. Includes written materials, lecture videos, and lots of code exercises. 2014.
- Quantum. An advanced computer Google used to achieve "quantum supremacy" for the first time, surpassing the performance of conventional devices. 2019.
- Question Hub (QH) tool mainly focuses on the unanswered questions on the internet. QH uses various search algorithms to collect unanswered web search queries for content creators. Only available in a few countries. 2019.
- Quick Draw. Draw a picture, and artificial intelligence will guess what the drawing is or represents.
Google has affected most people's lives in one way or another. In fact, the word, "Google" is officially a verb, added to the Oxford Dictionary.
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- Reader Revenue Manager: Helps publishers diversify revenue by offering subscriptions and contributions alongside AdSense ads. It also strengthens engagement through reader surveys and newsletter signups, all while highlighting content on Google platforms. 2024.
- Recover Together. Resources for addiction recovery in the United States. 2019.
- Research Labs. Google Labs develops and tests experimental technologies and innovative products that explore the future of computing, AI, and user experiences. 2002
- Reverse Image Search. Find the original source of photographs and profile pictures. 2011.
- Robotics at Google. Machine learning, via close collaborations between machine learning researchers and roboticists, to enable learning at scale on real and simulated robotic systems. 2019.
- Safe Search. A search engine designed for children to surf, view and explore the Internet safely. Plus, a Wikipedia for kids. 2009.
- Safety Centre. Due to a significant rise in online scams related to Covid‑19. Google has provided these tips to help you spot and avoid these scams to keep you safe online. 2020.
- Scholar. Search scholarly literature across many disciplines from academic publishers, professional societies, universities and other websites. Find relevant work across the world of scholarly research. 2004.
- Search Central. (Formerly webmasters). SEO resources to help you get your website on Google Search . webmasters and bloggers with detailed information about your website or blog and offers tips to improve your search engine ranking.
- Search Console Insights. Get help to improve your online content. Whether you're a blogger or a professional SEO, 'search content' offers you helpful insights on how your content is performing to improve it. 2021.
- Search Engine. Google's famous search engine. 1997.
- Google Search previews. Enter your website URL to see how your page's snippet will appear in Google search results. 2010.
- Secrets. Google secrets are interactive fun things and games to play. (video below).
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- Sheets. A spreadsheet program to create, edit and collaborate with others on spreadsheets from your Android phone or tablet with the Google Sheets app. 2006.
- Sites. A web page creation tool included as part of the free, web-based Google Docs Editors suite offered by Google. 2008.
- Skill Shop. Develop skills, with e-learning courses designed by Google product experts to help you learn how to use Google products to their full potential.
- Sky (Sky maps). A celestial map that shows you objects like stars, planets, constellations, galaxies, and the Earth's moon. 2007.
- Slides. Create a new presentation and edit with others. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Edit PowerPoint files. Hundreds of fonts and themes. 2007.
- Smart Lock. With Smart Lock turned on, your Android phone stays unlocked when it’s connected to your trusted devices or when in a familiar spot (like your pocket) and ready to use when you need it.
- Socratic. The uses artificial intelligence to recommend relevant resources and tutorials to students. 2019.
- SOS Alerts. To inform us when a natural disaster or other crisis hits. 2017.
- Spoon. Designed especially for people with Parkinson's disease. Google's smart spoon lets you eat without spilling. 2014.
- Static Maps. Create your map, and display it as an image in your apps and websites.
- Store. Shop for all kinds of goods and accessories.
- Street View is a feature of Google Maps and Google Earth that provides 360° panoramic street-level views to allow users to view cities and their surroundings. 2007. Including Google Street View underwater. 2014.
- Sunroof. (Project Sunroof). A tool that uses Google Earth imagery to analyze a user's roof shape and local weather patterns to create a personalized solar plan. 2015.
- Surveys. Curious to know what people really think about things? Get answers fast with surveys. 2012.
- Symptom Card. Dr Google; a Google app to help search for your symptoms of various ailments. 2017.
- Tag Manager. Quickly and easily update tags and code snippets on your website or mobile app. For traffic analysis and marketing optimisation. 2012.
- Test My Site. Most sites lose half their visitors while loading. The free tool provided to assess the speed of your mobile site and provides recommendations to enhance your mobile site experience. 2017.
- Think With Google. Marketing research and digital trends tools with data reports, articles, guides and infographics. 2011.
- Tilt Brush. Paint in 3D space with virtual reality. The possibilities are endless.
- Tour Builder. Show people where you've visited and share your experiences along the way using Google Earth. Put your story on the map. 2013.
- Translate. A tool that translates text and documents between different languages. 2006.
- Translate for Mobile. Hover your mobile device over text for a live translation that can help you read signs and menus. 2017.
- Translate For Animals. An app to help animals and humans communicate with each other. 2010.
- Trends, aka Correlate. Enter up to five topics and see how often they've been searched. How frequently the topics have appeared in Google News stories, and in which geographic regions people have searched for them the most. 2006.
- TV (ChromeCast) is a small dongle style gadget you attach to your TV or android device that lets you enjoy online video, music, and anything from the web. 2014.
- TubeBuddy: is a browser extension for YouTube creators, offering tools to optimise videos, manage channels, research keywords, and analyse performance to help channels grow faster through improved SEO, engagement, and workflow efficiency. 2014.
The company has invested heavily in renewable energy, artificial intelligence, and self-driving cars.
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- Universal App Campaigns. A tool that helps businesses promote their iOS or Android apps to users across Google.
- Vault. Data retention and eDiscovery for Google Workspace. Protect your data, messages and files to always keep secure. 2012.
- Veo 2: AI-driven video generation model leverages extensive data, including YouTube content, to create highly realistic and contextually accurate videos. 2024
- Video. A telephony service that provides call forwarding and voice-mail services, voice and text messaging, as well as U.S. and international call termination for Google account customers. 2005.
- Voice. Stay in touch from any screen. A free number for life. Use your free number to text, call, and check voice-mail all from one app. 2009.
- Voice Access. For people with mobility problems. Helps manage and control devices using just your voice. 2018.
- Wallet. A feature for mobiles. Make your phone your wallet with quick access to payment cards, passes, tickets, keys, or IDs that you choose to store on it. 2011.
- Waymo: Google Self-Driving Car Project, is an American autonomous driving technology company. 2015
- Waze (formerly 'FreeMap Israel') uses GPS data from software, computers and smartphone users to provide quicker navigation routes.
- Web Search. A specialist search tool to help you search the billions of web documents at AAAI. (Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence) 1997.
- Where Is My Train? India only is a train app that displays live train status and up-to-date schedules. The app can function offline without the need for the Internet or GPS. 2019.
- Wi-Fi is an enhancer that works alongside your home router and Internet provider to bring you reliable coverage. 2014.
- Wonder Wheel. A graphical representation of related search terms that can help you explore your search subject and topic. Discover keywords for niche topics and categories. 2012.
- Workspace. Compilation of cloud computing, productivity, and collaboration tools, bringing together Gmail, contacts, calendar, Meet, and Chat for seamless communication. 2006.
- X. (The Moonshot Factory) are a group of inventors and entrepreneurs who build and launch technologies to improve the lives of billions of people. 2010.
YouTube (My Channel)!. Video sharing and social media platform. 2005.
- YouTube Ads. Reach potential customers when they watch or search for videos on YouTube – and only pay when they show interest.
- YouTube Kids. Family friendly videos.
- YouTube Music. Music streaming service, allowing users to browse through songs and music videos.
- YouTube Studio (formerly Creator Studio). View some of the best videos on the web with the biggest and best collection of videos. Submit your own videos.
- YouTube TV Stream your favourite live sports, news, and shows. Record without storage limits. No cable box, hidden fees or long term contracts.
- Zoo. Google’s elite business solutions unit, creating innovations for the tech giant's major clients, 'think tank 'for brands and agencies. Its mission is to push the limits of creativity thanks to Google's platforms and technologies
- Zygote Body (formerly Google Body) Is an extremely detailed 3D anatomical model to view the inner workings of the human body..
Google Terminologies
- Doppelgänger: A non-biologically related look-alike or double of a living person.
- Googleability: A term usually applied to private individuals rather than a company. Meaning, how easy it is to trace someone.
- Google Bomb: This term means to manipulate search results by exploiting the way Google counts links to misrepresent the popularity and relevance of a site.
- Google Bot: The software used by Google to collect data from the web to help Google's search engine index appropriate pages.
- Googleganger: When you Google your name, and you come across people who share your name.
- Googler: The people who have worked at Google for long time. Prior to that, they were named as nooglers.
- Google Juice: To link one site from lots of others to ensure that the linked web page appears near the top of any search on a relevant subject.
- Googleverse: Refer to Google's world of everything Google (Google's universe of everything Google).
- Google Whack: It is when you enter a phrase to search, which results in one result.
- UnGoogleable: This is quite rare when someone or something just cannot be searched for.
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