Today's Google Doodle game celebrates the sport of curling at the Winter Olympics 2026, which started today, Wednesday, Feb.

Google informed that the doodle has been rolled out in several countries, including the UK, India, Mexico, Colombia, Finland, New Zealand, Ecuador, Japan, and Australia.

Google is celebrating the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympic Games with a new Doodle Wednesday. The animated image over the search bar highlights curling.

The special Google Doodle for Valentine's Day 2026 highlights the tradition of exchanging handmade gifts and treats to express love.

If you've headed to Google today, you may have noticed a colorful Doodle, the colorful graphic the top of the page. Known as the Google Doodle, it celebrates people, events and everything in between.

Today's Google Doodle is a snake game you can play by clicking the banner at Google.com. The goal is to consume while not running into the walls or the snake's tail. With each item consumed, the snake ...

On Valentine's Day 2026, Google Doodle celebrates old-school love — the thought, effort and love that goes into the making of handmade gifts, reflecting intentionality.

Google Doodle commemorates Valentine's Day 2026 by celebrating the thoughtfulness and effort behind handmade gifts, embodying ...

Google is celebrating the start of the 2018 FIFA World Cup in its new Google Doodle for Thursday. The month-long 2018 World Cup kicks off in Russia on June 14, as men’s national teams from 32 ...

— -- Fans of Google Doodles are in for a treat with the launch of a new iOS app, highlighting every illustration ever featured on the search giant's homepage. The free Google Doodle app — which ...

To be fair, today’s Google Doodle is a time-killer, but was there a more unproductive day nationwide than May 21, 2010, the day the Google logo turned into a fully-functioning game of Pac Man? Offices ...

The stories behind ten of Google’s most popular doodlesBy Deirdre Van Dyk : Aug. 30, 1998Google's first doodle was a spur of the moment idea by Google founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin. Today, ...