Gemini 1.5 delivers dramatically enhanced performance, with a breakthrough in long context understanding across modalities.

This evolution of our visual identity better represents Android’s core ethos of being open, iterative and inclusive — and it’s fun, too.

Discover the redesigned Google Arts & Culture app now on Android.

Google Search’s mobile experience has a new look and feel. Designer Aileen Cheng takes us through the update.

Noto fonts support many minority languages, improving literacy and accessibility around the world.

Many people don't have an accurate address making it harder to share where they live. Plus Codes—simple addresses for anywhere on the planet—can help.

We're constantly evolving to help you get around-no matter how you choose to travel.

Today we’re unveiling a new design for Google Books on desktop.

Nearly 20 years ago, a green Versace dress broke the internet, and Google Images was born.

Back in 2014, we updated our logo and brand color, and this year, we’re introducing a more modern, accessible look.

Chrome got a fresh look for its 10th birthday, and today we sat down with Chrome’s lead designer, to go behind the scenes of the biggest redesign.

The new easter egg was submitted in September 2014, under the guise of a page redesign. How did the launch go?

Today we announced major improvements to Gmail on the web to help people be more productive at work.

The world is an ever-evolving place. And as it changes, Google Maps changes with it.

Check your schedule. Starting today, a fresh look and new features are coming to Google Calendar on the web.

We redesigned the desktop website with a renewed focus on facts, diverse perspectives, and more control for users.

Discover all the latest about our products, technology, and Google culture on our official blog.