NEW DELHI: The countdown to Rio Olympics 2016 has begun. Joining in the celebrations is search giant Google. The company has dedicated its doodle to the biggest sporting extravaganza.

Coming back to the Olympics, Google has successfully developed a complete and comprehensive widget that promises to be a one-stop information centre for everything related to the Games.

Brazil will host the Summer Olympic Games in Rio this year. Google Doodle is celebrating the 120th anniversary of the Modern Games with a classy google doodle.

Google is honoring today’s opening ceremonies for the 2016 Rio Games by replacing its usual logo with a video of animated fruit competing in a number of athletic events.

Google is celebrating the 2016 Olympic Games by offering Doodle Fruit Games in its app for Android and iOS.

Google is celebrating the 2016 Rio Olympics - which kicks off on Aug. 5 - with interactive Olympic-themed mini games. Dubbed the 2016 Doodle Fruit Games, the new interactive Doodle will have ...

The video introduces you to Google’s way of celebrating the Rio Olympics 2016 with its Doodle Fruit Games, which can be played by downloading the official Google app.

With the Rio Olympics 2016 starting today, Google has dedicated a fruity doodle for the occasion. The doodle features a video wherein colourful fruits can been seen racing and participating in ...

The 2016 Olympic Games open in Rio de Janeiro today, and what better way to celebrate than opening the Google app on your phone, tapping on the Google Doodle logo, and playing some simple free ...

ALSO READ: 2016 Rio Olympics India Schedule IST You can also participate in this Fruit Games. You will just have to tap the Google Doodle on your Android Phone iOS devices.

Google is using its doodle section to promote Rio Olympics 2016. Users can now play Doodle Fruit Games on their smartphones after updating Google search.

“Today’s Doodle celebrates the opening of the 2016 Summer Paralympics and highlights the incredible feats of athleticism the participants will demonstrate in Rio,” Google said in a statement.