All Products of Google - GeniusWindow

Introduction-

Google LLC is a subsidiary company of Alphabet Inc. It was founded on September 4, 1998, by American computer scientists Larry Page and Sergey Bin. Google offers many services which we will read about in this article.

Headquarters- Googleplex, California, USA

Products of Google-

Android-

It is a mobile operating system designed by Google for devices like smartphones and tablets. It is based on the Linux kernel.

Android Auto-

Android Auto is a mobile app that mirrors the features of an Android device such as a smartphone, onto a car’s dashboard. It allows you to control navigation, maps, calls, text, messages and music.

Google TV-

Google TV formerly known as Google Play Movies & TV is a digital distribution service for movies and television series. Currently, it is available for around 120 countries.

Android TV-

Android TV is a smart TV operating system based on Android and developed by Google. It is available on television sets, soundbars, set-top boxes and digital media players. It is considered the successor to Google TV.

Google Calendar-

It is an online calendar with a lot of features like-

One can view multiple calendars side by side.
One can schedule event meeting rooms.
One can create a Google calendar appointment schedule.
One can change one’s calendar’s view.
One can search for one’s past or future events.

Google Chrome-

Google Chrome is the most used web browser. It is available for Microsoft Windows, Apple macOS and Linux desktop operating systems as well as the Android and iOS mobile operating systems.

Chrome Enterprise-

Google Chrome Enterprise is a product that supports deploying and managing the browser within a business environment. It is available for Chrome devices, Chrome browser and Chrome OS.

Chromebook-

Chromebook is a series of tablets and laptops that uses ChromeOS, an operating system developed by Google.

Google Contacts-

Google Contacts is a free contact management service that lets you store and organise contact information. It’s available as an Android app, a web app and in the sidebar of Gmail as part of Google Workspace. This service enables users to manage their contacts across multiple devices.

Google Docs-

Google Docs is a free, web-based word processor that enables users to create, edit and store documents. As part of Google’s suite of productivity tools, it is available to anyone with a Google account. Google Docs provides many of the same basic word-processing features as Microsoft Word.

Google Drawings-

Google Drawings is a diagramming software that allows users to create, edit and share diagrams and flowcharts online. It can be used to design various types of content, including concept maps, wireframes, cosmic strips and infographics.

Google Drive-

Google Drive is a cloud-based storage service that enables users to store, share and collaborate on files and folders. It is part of Google Workspace and integrates seamlessly with cloud-native collaboration apps like Docs, Sheets and Slides.

Google Forms-

Google Forms is a survey administration tool included in the free, web-based Google Docs Editors suite offered by Google. This suite also includes Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides, Google Drawings, Google Sites and Google Keep. Google Forms is available exclusively as a web application.

Gboard-

Gboard, created by Google, is a virtual keyboard app for Android and iOS devices. It enhances typing on mobile devices with advanced features and supports over 900 languages, making it accessible globally. Key features include predictive text for faster typing, voice typing for hands-free use and Google Search integration for quick access to information.

Gemini-

Gemini, formerly known as Bard, is a generative artificial intelligence chatbot developed by Google. It offers features such as text summarization, text generation, text translation, image generation, answering questions and integration with other Google services.

Gmail-

Gmail is an email service provided by Google. It features a webmail interface accessible through a web browser and can also be accessed via the official mobile application.

Google Alerts-

Google Alerts is a free service that monitors the web for new content matching a user’s search query and sends email notifications. It can track various topics, including web pages, newspaper articles, blogs and scientific researches.

Google Arts & Culture-

Google Arts & Culture, formerly known as Google Art Project, is an online platform offering high-resolution images and videos of artworks and cultural artefacts from partner cultural organizations worldwide.

Google Assistant-

Google Assistant is a virtual assistant that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to assist with everyday tasks. It is available on mobile devices and home automation devices and can perform various tasks using natural language processing, machine learning and voice recognition technology.

Google Chat-

Google Chat is a messaging app that is used both personally and professionally. Send messages one-on-one, in groups or create “spaces” to organise projects and share files – all within the app. Access it from your phone, computer or even Gmail.

Google Classroom-

Google Classroom is a content management system for schools that facilitates the distribution and grading of assignments and enhances in-class communication. Teachers can use it to post announcements, assignments and upcoming work as well as to grade and collect assignments. Students can access learning resources and complete assignments digitally, eliminating the need for printing.

Google Fit-

Google Fit is a fitness-tracking app that helps users achieve their health and fitness goals. It integrates with various apps and health devices for Android, iOS and Wear OS devices to track and store fitness information.

Google Fonts-

Google Fonts, formerly known as Google Web Fonts, is a service that hosts computer fonts and web fonts.

Google Input Tools-

Google Input Tools, also known as Google IME, is a set of input method editors that make it easy to type in the language of your choice. It currently supports 22 languages.

Google Maps-

Google Maps is a web mapping platform offered by Google that provides detailed information about geographical regions and sites worldwide. Available in 74 languages, it offers unique features such as Street View, 3D imagery and Immersive View.

Google Earth-

Google Earth is an application that creates a three-dimensional depiction of the Earth mostly using satellite imagery. Google Earth has some unique features like 3D views of locations, historical imagery and the ability to explore the ocean and outer space.

Google Expeditions-

Google Expeditions is a virtual reality teaching tool that allows students to explore a variety of amazing environments and areas they might never visit in person. Students can swim with sharks, visit outer space, walk through a museum and more, all without leaving the classroom.

Google Files-

Files (formerly known as Files Go) is a file management app developed by Google for browsing files, consuming media, cleaning up storage and transferring files offline.

Google Finance-

Google Finance is a website hosted by Google that focuses on business news and financial information.

Google Flights-

Google Flights is an online flight booking search service that helps users find and purchase airline tickets through third-party suppliers.

Google Meet-

Google Meet formerly known as Google Duo is a video communication service developed by Google. A maximum of 100 participants can take part in the meeting. It offers its service in around 31 languages.

Google One-

Google One is a subscription service developed by Google. Google One paid plans offer cloud storage starting at 100 gigabytes, up to a maximum of 30 terabytes. It also offers many services like- 24*7 support, VPN services for more security, Dark web monitoring, editing features, Ability for up to five additional family members, etc.

Google Pay-

Google Pay (formerly Android Pay) is a mobile payment service developed by Google to power in-app, online and in-person contactless purchases on mobile devices, enabling users to make payments with Android phones, tablets or watches. As of now, it is available in 79 countries. It offers its service in around 10 languages.

Google Photos-

Google Photos is a photo-sharing and storage service created by Google. Google Photos and other Google services, like Gmail and Drive, share 15 gigabytes of free storage space. Users can upgrade to a premium Google One subscription to increase their storage. The service offers a website, as well as apps for iOS and Android.

Google Play-

Google Play, a digital distribution platform run and created by Google, is sometimes referred to as the Play Store, the Google Play Store and the previous Android Market. Apart from Android applications, Google Play provides games, e-books, audiobooks, movies and TV series. It is the official app store for approved devices using the Android operating system and its derivatives, as well as ChromeOS.

Google Play Books-

Google Play Books, formerly Google eBooks is one app in order to access eBooks, audiobooks, comics and manga. It is available in 75 countries. The service offers a website, as well as apps for iOS and Android.

Google Play Games-

Google Play Games is an online video game platform available for Android, Chromebooks and Microsoft Windows devices.

Google Wallet-

Google Wallet (or simply Wallet) is a digital wallet platform for securely storing private information like store cards, tickets, passes and IDs.

Google Wifi-

Google Wifi is a mesh Wi-Fi system that works in your house to replace your old router and offers dependable, smooth Wi-Fi coverage all over your house.

Google Groups-

Google Groups is a tool that allows users to participate in discussion groups with others who have similar interests. In addition to participating in online discussions, exchange emails using a group email address and locate others who share their interests or hobbies.

Google Keep-

Google Keep, formerly known as Google Keep Notes and Google Notes, is a note-taking tool that is part of Google’s free online suite of Google Docs Editors. Google Sites, Forms, Sheets, Slides, Drawings and Documents are also included in the service. Google Keep is accessible as an iOS and Android mobile app as well as an online application.

Google Lens-

Google Lens is an image recognition technology developed by Google. In addition to identifying images, it can translate text, scan barcodes and even help you shop.

Google Messages-

Google developed Google Messages, a text messaging software program, for its mobile operating systems, Wear OS and Android. It is also accessible online.

Google Nest-

Google Nest, formerly known as Google Home, is a series of smart speakers developed by Google under the Google Nest brand.

Google News-

As is clear from its name, Google News is a news aggregator service developed by Google. It is available as an app on Android, iOS and the Web.

Google Pixel-

Google Pixel is a brand of smartphones, laptops and tablets. It is developed by Google and runs either ChromeOS or the Android operating system.

Google Play Protect-

Google Play Protect checks your apps and devices for harmful behaviour. It performs a safety check on apps from the Google Play Store before downloading them.

Google Scholar-

Google Scholar is a free search engine that lets you find scholarly articles, books and more from universities, publishers and online resources.

Google Search-

Google Search is a fully automated search engine that employs web crawlers, which regularly search the web for pages to add to its database.

Google Sheets-

Google Sheets is a web-based tool that allows users to create, update and alter spreadsheets while sharing data in real time. It is a component of the online suite of Google Docs Editors. It is accessible as a desktop program running Google ChromeOS, a mobile app for iOS and Android and a web application.

Google Sites-

Google Sites is a structured wiki and web page creation tool that is part of Google Docs Editors, a free web-based suite.

Google Slides-

Google Slides is a presentation application that is part of Google Docs, a free web-based suite. Google Slides is accessible over the web, as an iOS and Android mobile app and as a desktop program running on Google ChromeOS.

Google Translate-

Google Translate is a multilingual application that allows you to translate texts, documents and webpages between other languages. It provides a web interface, an iOS and Android mobile app and an API to assist developers in creating software programs and browser extensions.

Google Travel-

Google Travel, formerly Google Trips, is a trip planner web service developed by Google.

Google Voice-

Google Voice is a telephone service that provides a U.S. phone number to Google Account customers in the U.S.

Waze-

Waze, formerly known as FreeMap Israel, is a subsidiary of Google that provides satellite navigation software for smartphones and other GPS-enabled devices. Originally developed in Israel, the software is now available in over 180 countries.

Wear OS-

Wear OS, also known simply as Wear and formerly Android Wear, is a version of Google’s Android operating system designed for smartwatches and other wearable devices.

YouTube-

YouTube is a free video-sharing platform owned by Google. It is available worldwide. Till some time back it was free but now, Google expanded YouTube’s business model beyond generating revenue solely from advertisements to include offering paid content such as movies and exclusive productions made by and for YouTube. Additionally, it offers YouTube Premium, a paid subscription service that allows users to watch content without ads.