3 ways we’ve used Google Maps to support people across Asia Pacific
Google Maps has its roots deep in the Asia Pacific region. Back in 2004, two Aussies and two Danes in Sydney created the technology that underpinned Google Maps, a servi…
The Local Guide using Maps to promote inclusive places
Editor’s note: Penny Christie is an artist based out of Sydney, Australia. She’s part of the Local Guides program on Google Maps, made up of millions around the world wh…
Celebrating Türkiye’s centenary on Google Arts & Culture
To mark the 100 year anniversary of the Republic of Türkiyes’ founding, explore some hidden gems in this new online hub on Google Arts & Culture.
Explore the White House with Google Arts & Culture
It’s National Civics Day, and we’re taking a unique tour inside one of the most famous American structures of all: the White House.“Welcome to the White House” is the fi…
Curl up with a spooky Halloween story with Google Books
A list of spooky books that you can read free of charge on Google Books.
New Maps updates: Immersive View for routes and other AI features
New AI-powered Google Maps features include Immersive View for Routes, Lens in Maps, visual ways to search, navigation updates and more.
Commute around the world with Google Wallet
From London to San Francisco to more than 500 cities around the world, here are the ways we are making digital payments a reality for commuters.
3 ways Fitbit can improve your health — backed by research
Fitbit has been used in over 1,700 research studies. Take a look at some of the most interesting findings related to Fitbit, physical activity and your health
Acting on our commitment to safe and secure AI
News on our bug bounty program specific to generative AI and how we’re supporting open source security for AI supply chains
Our ongoing work to fight misinformation online
The following excerpt is from Amanda Storey's remarks on October 26, 2023 at the Fighting Misinformation Online Summit in Brussels .It has been edited for brevity.