Few companies do more when it comes to embedding secrets into their products than Google. In technical school parlance these hidden surprises are called Easter Eggs and orbit from capricious images, entire games, or silly secret features that as if by magic make teddy bears appear on your computing machine screen.
Tech Easter Egg have nothing to with the Christian vacation Easter other than the fact that coders have it away to enshroud them and people love to find them — just like the Easter Bunny delivering goodies and millions of kids carrying baskets searching for elastic eggs occupied with candy.
Ended the years PCWorld has spent many fun hours finding Google's Easter eggs and documenting them for our readers. Here is a compendium of our favorite prehistoric Google Easter Egg roundups found in Google's Android OS, World Wide Web services such as Maps, and the software program Picasa.
Happy search.
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Celebratory Easter Eggs
Google's "Let it Snow" and Feast of Dedication East wind Eggs celebrated the holidays in 2011. Type "let information technology snow" in Google's lookup engine and whol of a explosive snowflakes float bolt down across your Chrome or Firefox browsers. Enter "Feast of Dedication" at Google's main Thomas Nelson Page and you'll see a string of yellow lights across the top of your screen. Both surprises are no longer working, just they delighted users during the holidays.
Google Doodle Easterly Egg
In July 2011, Google commemorated the 113th natal day of sculptor Alexander Calder with a funky scribble of one of his racy sculptures. The mobile responded when a laptop or mobile unit with the right equipment — an accelerometer — is tilted. The graphic as wel turned and swayed in response to clicks and drags.
Barrel Roll Easter Egg
This Easter testis is a crown of the chapeau to Star Fox 64, a scrolling triggerman video game that debuted on the Nintendo 64 game console in 1997. When you went to Google search using the Chrome web browser and searched for the terminus "Do a Barrel Roll," yes, the search results page does…a barrel axial motion! This Easter Egg is still live.
Easterly Egg for Number Nerd
In March 2012 Google launched a serial of numerological Easter Eggs that appeared when you searched for the terms "binary," "octal," and "hex."
Smartphone Easter Eggs
With the smartphone as the centerpiece to our mobile lives these days, IT's merely valid that Easter Eggs would start surfacing on them. In April 2010 we amygdaloidal up a number Mechanical man Easter Eggs along with some iOS surprises additionally. Speaking of Apple, here is another story featuring four quirky Easter Eggs found on the iPhone.
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