Google has recently introduced Google Domains, a domain registrar service that seems poised to be serious competition for current leading domain registrar GoDaddy.com. Unlike GoDaddy, which hosts ...

Eight years after Google Domains launched, and a little more than a year after it graduated out of beta, Google is "winding down following a transition period," as part of "efforts to sharpen our ...

According to 9to5google, Google has completed transferring its domain business to site builder Squarespace. Google Domains was launched in 2014 as a domain name registrar and domain management service ...

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Google today announced the availability of a new widget with which people will be able to use the Google Domains service to find and buy a domain name while they’re using non-Google services, like ...

Following Squarespace’s acquisition of Google Domains last year, the company best known for its website builder is starting to take over controls of domains that customers purchased from Google. Since ...

The whole Google web domain shebang is toast. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Google has form when it comes to giving up on ...

Google has announced Google Domains is generally available in 26 countries, seven years after the service was launched in beta. In beta, Google Domains was only available to users in the United States ...

What just happened? Website building and hosting specialist Squarespace has agreed to purchase Google's domain name registrar service. Terms of the deal weren't shared but a person familiar with the ...

John Mueller from Google said that using Google's own domain name service, Google Domains, will not help you rank better in Google search or with your SEO. He said in a Reddit thread "no" when asked ...

Google has announced that it will begin phasing out country-specific domains, such as google.co.in for India, google.co.jp for Japan, or google.ae for UAE, in favour of a single, unified domain: ...