Take a virtual tour with a professional pizza enthusiast
You might think you love pizza, but Miriam Weiskind truly loves pizza. She has given pizza tours of Manhattan and Brooklyn for Video shot in the pizza...
Three new ways anyone can update Google Maps
With all the change our world saw over the past year, people are relying more than ever on high-quality, updated information about the places around them...
Job-training solutions in Europe, the Middle East and Africa
As the pandemic accelerates changes in how and where we work, many of us will need to upgrade our skills or even change careers. Today we’re...
Career certificates and more ways we’re helping job seekers
At Google, our mission has always been to make sure that information serves everyone in important moments, whether it’s helping you find a COVID vaccine near...
Inspiring the next generation of Google engineers
One of the things I find most inspiring in life is the transformative potential of technology. The ability to solve complex real world problems, like contact...
Quarkus deconstructed: building modernized Java for the future
Quarkus is driving Java-based applications and services into the future. More specifically, the Quarkus framework is helping to drive Java-coded assets into a future that is...
How we’re supporting startups combating climate change
Combating climate change requires action from everyone—businesses, governments, cities and people. We believe that by investing in technology we can help build novel solutions and empower...
As CTV viewership surges, YouTube is people’s Main Stream
The last year marks a massive paradigm shift on the TV screen, as more people than ever turn to YouTube on connected TVs (CTV) not only...
Women in Tech: “When someone closes a door on me, I start building a window”
A research study by The National Center for Women & Information Technology showed that “gender diversity has specific benefits in technology settings,” which could explain why tech companies...
Music, Makers & Machines
In 1895, Thaddeus Cahill, an inventor from Iowa, started work on the world’s first electromechanical musical instrument. Weighing in at 200 tons and measuring 60 feet...
