Find Google on Twitter

I found this post on the Official Google Blog. The post listed all the accounts that Google has created on Twitter, and they even divided it up by category.

To see the list of Twitter accounts that Google has created on Twitter you can click here:

Google accounts on Twitter

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Add Speed Dial Button to Opera Toolbar

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