Help kids learn to read with Read Along, now available on the web
Over the past three years, more than 30 million kids have read more than 120 million stories on Read Along. The app, which was first released as Bolo in India…
Ask a Techspert: What’s breaking my text conversations?
Not to brag, but I have a pretty excellent group chat with my friends. We use it to plan trips, to send happy birthdays and, obviously, to share lots and…
What’s New in Microsoft Teams for Education | August 2022
Welcome to our monthly update for Teams for Education and thank you so much for being part of our growing community! We’ve been working on some great new updates that…
How Google Assistant helped me spend more time outside
Summer is my favorite season, and whenever it comes around, I always try to soak up as much sunshine as I can. But with my schedule, it can be tough…
Meet the team responsible for hacking Google
Creating safe and secure products for everyone is the top priority for Google's security teams. We work across the globe to keep up with current threats, improve security controls, conduct…
Celebrating India’s Independence on Google Arts & Culture
Information can empower people, their cultures and their sense of history. It can also help us understand the world around us today. That’s why we built Google Arts & Culture…
4 ways to use Touch to Search on Chrome
Whether you’re on a vacation or just running to your next work meeting, we want to make it easier for you to quickly find information without having to type things…
How we’re improving search results when you use quotes
Sometimes people know they absolutely, positively only want webpages that mention a particular word or phrase. For example, maybe you want to find out about phone chargers but only those…
How a love of art and engineering led Nichole to YouTube
Welcome to the latest edition of “My Path to Google,” where we talk to Googlers, interns, apprentices and alumni about how they got to Google, what their roles are like…
Supporting Asian-owned businesses in your community
When I was 5, our family moved from New York City to the countryside outside of the city. My brother and I were the only kids of Asian descent in…