Google, in collaboration with NASA, has replaced their homepage logo in the Northern Hemisphere with an animated Doodle celebrating the winter solstice and suggesting that you keep your eyes to the ...

Feb. 29 (UPI) --Thursday's Google Doodle celebrates Leap Day with an animated frog jumping from one lily pad to another in a pond. The smiling amphibian is wearing the No. 29, representing the last ...

Jackie Ormes, the first and only Black female newspaper cartoonist of her time in the United States, is celebrated in today's Google Doodle. On September 1, 1945, Ormes' groundbreaking Patty-Jo 'n' ...

Canada’s most anticipated solar event of 2024 is finally happening, and all eyes will be (safely, we ask) on the skies! A solar eclipse will be visible over North America, with the coveted path of ...

Google's latest home page Doodle paid tribute to gaming pioneer Jerry Lawson with an in depth game customisation tool. Celebrating the late electronic engineer's 82nd birthday on December 1, the pixel ...

Gerald "Jerry" Lawson was the mind behind modern at-home gaming. Credit: Google Whether you're an avid PlayStation fan, a 2000s-era Nintendo Wii kid, or any of the millions of other at-home consoles, ...

Known as the "father of the video game cartridge," Lawson led the team that would create a system that paved the way for several popular video game consoles. Steven Musil is a senior news editor at ...

The December 1st Google Doodle recognized tech and gaming pioneer Gerald “Jerry” Lawson in honor of his 82nd birthday. Lawson was a Black Brooklyn-born engineer known as one of the fathers of modern ...

Google Doodle is known for having a theme for every season. If it's Valentine's Day, expect to see an edition full of hearts. For the upcoming Christmas, we might see snowflakes and reindeer. For the ...

Anyone who goes online Thursday (and that includes you, if you're reading this) can stop by the Google homepage for a special treat: A set of create-your-own video games inspired by the man who helped ...

Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech news with a twist for CNET. When not wallowing in weird gear and iPad apps for cats, she can be found tinkering with her 1956 DeSoto. It isn't ...