We promise not to make a habit of this, but today’s cute Google doodle seemed worth pointing out for those who habitually search in their browser bar and therefore might not spot the doodles on ...

No, it turns out the doodles have a long history of angering people. Back in 2006, the National Review noted , "They [Google] change their homepage logo for all sorts of holidays and occasions.

Google’s choice of Doodle for Valentine’s Day is harboring a chilling message. The search giant’s homepage is currently an interactive game where users aid a cute pangolin’s quest for love.

Google's been livening up its home page for decades with its now-famous Doodles, keeping us entertained, informing us about important events, and just generally making it a slightly more fun place ...

Happy Valentine's Day 2022: Google celebrates Valentine's Day on February 14 with an interactive doodle featuring two love-stricken hamsters. It shows the adorable animals separated by a ...