Outline of Google

The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to Google:

The current Google logo was launched on September 1, 2015.

Google is an American multinational technology company specializing in internet-related services and products that include online advertising technologies, search, cloud computing, software, and hardware.

Google LLC[]

Motto: "Do the right thing"^[1]
Website: about.google
CEO: Sundar Pichai
Co-founder: Larry Page
Co-founder: Sergey Brin
Parent company: Alphabet Inc.
History of Google
Criticism of Google
Censorship by Google
List of mergers and acquisitions by Google
Google.org
Google platform
Googleplex
Google logo
Google Doodles
List of Google Easter eggs
List of Google April Fools' Day jokes

Products []

Search[]

Algorithms:
- PageRank
- Google Hummingbird
- Google Panda
- Google Penguin
- Related: Google penalty
Analysis:
- Google Trends
- Google Insights for Search
- Knowledge Graph
Google Instant
Google Voice Search
Google Real-Time Search
Google Personalized Search
Google Web History
Google Custom Search
Related:
- Timeline of Google Search
- Google Searchology

Maps[]

Google Traffic
Google Transit
Google Street View
Google Aerial View
Google Earth
- Google Mars
- Google Moon
- Google Sky
Google Latitude
Google Maps Navigation
Google Maps (app)
Google Map Maker
Google Maps pin

YouTube[]

History of YouTube
Social impact of YouTube
Censorship of YouTube
Me at the zoo – the first video uploaded onto YouTube

Gmail[]

Chrome[]

Mobile versions:
- Google Chrome for Android
- Google Chrome for iOS
Chrome OS
Chrome Web Store
Google Chrome Apps
Google Chrome Extensions
Open-source:
- Chromium
- Chromium OS
Google Chrome Frame
Google Chrome Experiments

Docs Editors[]

Android[]

Android software development
Android version history
- Android Lollipop
- Android Jelly Bean
- Android 4.0
Derivatives:
- Android Wear
- Android Auto
- Android TV
Android One
List of features in Android
List of Android launchers
Android application package
Android Runtime
Android rooting
Android Studio

Pixel[]

History[]

History of Google[]

Timeline of Google Search
History of Gmail
History of YouTube
History of Android
- Android version history
History of Google+
History of Google Chrome
History of Google Maps
- Timeline of Google Street View
History of Google Docs
History of Blogger
History of Google Buzz

Product release timeline[]

1998 – Google Search
2001 – Google Groups
2002 – Google News
2004 – Orkut
2004 – Gmail
2005 – iGoogle
2005 – Android (acquisition)
2005 – Google Maps
2005 – Google Reader
2006 – Google Calendar
2006 – Google Docs
2006 – YouTube (acquisition)
2008 – Google Chrome
2010 – Google eBooks
2010 – Google Buzz
2011 – Google+
2012 – Google Drive
2012 – Google Play
2013 – Google Pixel
2019 – Stadia

Product discontinuation timeline[]

2014 – Orkut
2013 – iGoogle
2013 – Google Reader
2011 – Google Buzz
2011 – Google Notebook
2011 – Google Desktop
2011 – Google Pack
2019 – Google+
2020 – Google Play Music

Acquisitions[]

See: List of mergers and acquisitions by Google

Criticism[]

Criticism of Google

Privacy concerns
Copyright issues
Monopoly, restraint of trade, and antitrust
Criticism of products:
- Criticism of Gmail
- Criticism of Google Buzz

Events[]

For developers[]

Other[]

Google Science Fair
Google Searchology
Doodle4Google

People in relation to Google[]

Management[]

Co-founders[]

Larry Page: Co-founder
Sergey Brin: Co-founder

Senior leadership[]

Sundar Pichai: Chief Executive Officer
Philipp Schindler: Chief Business Officer
Don Harrison: President, Corporate Development
Kent Walker: SVP, Global Affairs
Lorraine Twohill: SVP, Global Marketing

Senior product area leadership[]

Hiroshi Lockheimer: SVP, Platforms & Ecosystems
Rick Osterloh: SVP, Devices & Services
Prabhakar Raghavan: SVP, Ads & Commerce
Ben Gomes: SVP, Search, News & Assistant
Jeff Dean: SVP, Google AI
Thomas Kurian: CEO, Google Cloud
Susan Wojcicki: CEO, YouTube
Jared Cohen: CEO, Jigsaw

Product area leadership[]

Devices & Services[]

Clay Bavor: VP, AR/VR
Ana Corrales: COO
Rishi Chandra: VP, Nest
Sabrina Ellis: VP, Pixel
Phil Harrison: VP, Stadia
Ivy Ross: VP, Hardware Design & UX

Platforms & Ecosystems[]

Matías Duarte: VP, Material Design
Anil Sabharwal: VP, Photos & Personal Communications
Sameer Samat: VP, Android & Play
John Solomon: VP, Chrome OS

Search, News & Assistant[]

Brad Bender: VP, News Products
Manuel Bronstein: VP, Assistant
Nick Fox: VP, Search & Assistant Products/UX
Richard Gingras: VP, News
Pandu Nayak: VP, Search

Ads & Commerce[]

Catherine Courage: VP, Ads & Commerce UX
Jerry Dischler: VP, Ads
Oliver Heckmann: VP, Travel
Bill Ready: President, Commerce

Google Cloud[]

Robert Enslin: President, Global Customer Operations
Urs Hölzle: SVP, Technical Infrastructure
Javier Soltero: VP, Google Workspace
Amit Zavery: VP, Business Application Platform

AI[]

David Feinberg: VP, Health
Fernando Pereira: VP, Machine Learning
Jay Yagnik: VP, Machine Perception

YouTube[]

Robert Kyncl: CBO
Neal Mohan: CPO
Scott Silver: VP, Engineering
Adam Smith: VP, Product Management

Google's influence on language and culture[]

References[]

^ "Ex-Google boss defends multiple controversies". BBC News. May 13, 2019. Mr Schmidt ran Google as chief executive and chairman from 2001 to 2011, then executive chairman until 2015 ... . In that time, Google's motto transitioned from, famously, “Don’t be evil” into “do the right thing”

External links[]

[1] "Ex-Google boss defends multiple controversies". BBC News. May 13, 2019. Mr Schmidt ran Google as chief executive and chairman from 2001 to 2011, then executive chairman until 2015 ... . In that time, Google's motto transitioned from, famously, “Don’t be evil” into “do the right thing”

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