In 2004, Google released its own Santa Tracker, which offers a very different ... one has to assume the search giant has struck a deal with the North Pole to figure out where he is in real-time ...

Visit the Google Santa Tracker website or download the mobile ... Southern Senior News Writer at Search Engine Journal Matt G. Southern, Senior News Writer, has been with Search Engine Journal ...

Google's Santa Tracker is a fun and festive tradition started in 2004. The tracker includes games, videos, an arrival countdown, and an entertaining "live feed." While frivolous, the Santa Tracker ...

Google joined in on tracking Old Saint Nick's coordinates in 2004 with its Google Santa Tracker. Over the years, both trackers have upped the ante adding games and even separate tracking apps to ...

Google’s annual Santa Tracker is now live. The website shows a live map of Santa’s journey from the North Pole to your hometown. You can also indulge in a bit of Christmas fun by playing games ...

Unique features of Google's Santa tracker comprise the Quick Draw game that teaches the image-recognition software on the search engine platform to improve. Moreover, the Santa tracking website is ...

Google's Santa Tracker will run on Dec. 24 and 25, with the search engine calculating Santa's Christmas Eve journey to take 25 hours. "He makes his first step just after 10 p.m. local time in far ...

For those eager to follow Santa's journey or simply get into the holiday spirit, NORAD and Google offer exciting ways to track his progress. Here's everything you need to know about these popular ...

Thankfully, Google is here to help you out with its annual Santa Tracker, which is online once again for 2024. Inspired by the long-running NORAD Tracks Santa service, Google launched its Santa ...

Of course, you probably use Google to search for everything else, so why not Santa? Google’s Santa Tracker has been on the job for more than 15 years and, in addition to tracking, offers lots of ...

Norad is still an option for tracking Santa online, though it has been doing it since 1958. In 2004, Google rolled out its own tracker, giving everyone two primary choices for their Santa-tracking ...