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We launch Voice Search on Android. Android users can start searching by voice with the touch of a button, making mobile web surfing easy and
fast.
March
We release Google Voice, which improves the way you use your phone, with features like voicemail transcription. In 2013, we announce that
Voice will be integrated into Google+ Hangouts.
We announce Google Ventures, a venture capital fund aimed at using our resources to support innovation and encourage promising new
technology companies. In 2013, Google Ventures added its 200th portfolio company.
We launch a beta test of interest-based advertising on partner sites and on YouTube. This kind of tailored advertising lets us show ads more
closely related to users' interests, and it gives advertisers an efficient way to reach those most likely to be interested in their products or
services.
April
Our April Fools' Day prank this year is CADIE, our "Cognitive Autoheuristic Distributed-Intelligence Entity" who spends the day taking over
various Google products before self-destructing.
May
To clear brush and reduce fire hazard in the fields near our Mountain View headquarters, we rent some goats from a local company. They help
us trim the grass the low-carbon way.
July
We (literally) take the beta label off both the enterprise and consumer versions of Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs and Google Talk.
We announce that we're developing Google Chrome OS, an open source, lightweight operating system initially targeted at laptops.
September
We introduce the DoubleClick Ad Exchange, a real-time marketplace that helps large online publishers on one side; and ad networks and
agency networks on the other, buy and sell display advertising space.
On the birthday of the "father of science fiction," we unveil the truth behind a mysterious series of doodles in tribute to H.G. Wells.
October
Google Maps Navigation is a turn-by-turn GPS navigation system with 3D views, voice guidance and live traffic data.
November
We release an international series of doodles for the 40th anniversary of "Sesame Street."
December
Just in time for the holidays we roll out Mac and Linux versions of Google Chrome, as well as extensions for Chrome in Windows and Linux (all
in beta).
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2010
January
We introduce the Nexus One to show what's possible on Android devices. The Nexus line of devices has since grown and now includes tablets
as well as phones.
In response to the Haiti earthquake, engineers build Person Finder to connect loved ones in the wake of disasters. We've since launched
Person Finder for other crises—including the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami in Japan—and formed Google Crisis Response, a team that
responds to global disasters.
After detecting a sophisticated cyberattack from China, we announce we are no longer willing to continue censoring our services on Google.cn,
our local domain. Today, users in mainland China can access search via Google.com.hk.
February
The first-ever Google Super Bowl ad tells a love story through search terms. This is one of many videos made to celebrate the human side of
search.
We announce a plan to build and test ultra high-speed broadband networks, delivering Internet speeds up to 100 times faster than what most
Americans have access to today. More than 1,000 communities submit proposals in response.
March
Bike directions and bike trail data come to Google Maps. Today, there are more than 330,000 miles (530,000 kilometers) of biking trails and
paths in Google Maps to help you get around on your two wheels.
April
We change our name to Topeka for April Fools' Day—a tribute to Topeka, Kansas, which changed its name to Google as part of an effort to
bring Fiber to that city.
We're the first company to launch a website publishing the number of requests we get from governments to provide information about our users
or to remove content from Google products. Later in the year, we add visualizations showing disruptions in visitor traffic to our products, such as
a government blocking access or a cable being cut.
May
As part of our efforts to accelerate the deployment of renewable energy, we make our first direct investment in a utility-scale renewable energy
project.
Google TV is built on Android and Chrome and gives you an easy and fast way to navigate to television channels, websites, apps, shows and
movies.
In celebration of PAC-MAN’s 30th birthday, we release our first-ever playable doodle, complete with all 256 levels and Ms. PAC-MAN.
We acquire AdMob, a mobile display advertising company.
July
As part of our long-term goal to power our operations with 100% renewable energy, we announce an agreement to purchase the clean energy
from 114 megawatts of wind generation in Iowa.
“Life in a Day” is a cinematic experiment to document one day as seen through the eyes of people around the world—created with thousands of
submissions from YouTube users.
August
Priority Inbox helps you handle information overload in Gmail by automatically sorting your email by importance, using a variety of signals.
“The Wilderness Downtown” is a musical experience created by writer/director Chris Milk with the band Arcade Fire and Google, built with
Google Chrome in mind using HTML5 and other technologies.
September
Google Instant shows you search results as you type so you can quickly get to the information you’re looking for.
Three years after we first launched Street View in five U.S. cities, you can explore all seven continents at eye level with the addition of Brazil,
Ireland and Antarctica imagery.
October
We announce we've developed technology for cars that can drive themselves; we think self-driving cars can help prevent traffic accidents, free
up people’s time and reduce carbon emissions. Our automated cars have since logged more than 500,000 miles on the road.
December
YouTube introduces TrueView, a new kind of ad—after 5 seconds, if an ad doesn't seem relevant or interesting to you, you can skip it. TrueView
is part of our effort to ensure viewers watch ads that are most relevant to them, and advertisers reach the right audience.
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