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Gboard also now supports Arabic, Hebrew and Farsi languages. The post Latest Gboard iPhone updates include access to Maps, YouTube & a new drawing feature […]

For search, the alerts will display at the top of results related to the incident or crisis location. In maps, there will be a tappable […]

The new technology will surface playlists with content that aims to disprove extremist video propaganda attached to certain search terms. The post YouTube using Redirect […]

In his 1962 book “Understanding Media,” McLuhan argued that the way people receive information is more important than the information being received. The post Marshall […]

Google is once again displaying the video game it first introduced for the men’s ICC Championship tournament last month. The post Women’s Cricket World Cup […]

Ishioka’s costume design work on the 1992 film “Bram Stoker’s Dracula” won her an Oscar. The post Eiko Ishioka Google doodle pays homage to the […]

Born on this date in 1724, Ekeblad was the first woman elected to the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. The post Eva Ekeblad Google doodle […]

Anyone can now add accessibility information to places on Google Maps or business listings in search. The post Google Maps will use crowdsourcing to identify […]

Created in 1916 by President Woodrow Wilson, the U.S. National Park Service is often cited as America’s best idea. The post Fourth of July Google […]

The animated image, designed by Gerben Steenks, leads to a search for Wimbledon championship. The post Wimbledon championship Google doodle marks 140th anniversary of world’s […]