Google said it acquired mechanical engineering and product-design company Gecko Design as the Internet-search giant increasingly works on hardware products, rather than just software.

Gecko, based in Los Gatos, Calif., has previously helped design products for clients including Fitbit, Hewlett Packard, Dell, and Logitech. Google confirmed the deal, but declined to provide ...

Gecko Design was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Los Gatos, California. Google reportedly acquired them to help with its Google X special projects laboratory.

Gecko Design team will reportedly work with the division behind Google Glass. By Mark Langshaw Published: 24 August 2014 Google is to acquire product-design startup Gecko Design.

Google has acquired Gecko Design, which will become part of the Internet company’s unit developing cutting-edge products like Glass and balloons for Internet access. Terms of the deal, announced ...

Google has acquired Gecko Design, a firm operating out of Los Gatos, California, to help with its Google X special projects laboratory. The acquired company has done design work for a number of ...

Today, Google announced it's taking a big step into its future: By buying Gecko Design, an 18-year-old product design and mechanical engineering studio, ...

Google Inc. (GOOGL) recently acquired Gecko Design, a hardware design company, to add product-design talent to Google X, its research division.

Google is well known for its design, though mainly when it comes to software solutions. They’re constantly trying to improve upon the current design no matter if we’re talking their software ...

Google is acquiring Gecko Design, a firm that helps develop products for companies like Hewlett-Packard, Slingmedia, Dell, Fitbit and furniture maker Herman Miller.

The product design firm is Gecko Design Inc., based in. The Google X research lab will be getting help with a company experienced in product design.