On the occasion of 15th Birthday of Google, I
would like to share some secrets of Google. That is called Easter Eggs.
These are some Mind Blowing Tricks on google that will roll
you out.
Searching for "do a barrel roll" at Google or for
"z or r twice" produces a dynamically spinning view of the search
site.
A Google search for “tilt” or “askew” yields an
appropriately off-kilter view of the search site.
Ask Google the answer to the question of life, the universe,
and everything and, in a tribute to "A Hitchhiker's Guide to the
Galaxy," you'll get the number 42.
The Google Gravity chrome experiment by Mr. Doob is
amusing--especially since the search page still works, with new search results
piling up.
How often does the world experience a blue moon? Google
Calculator results in Google search knows and will tell you.
Buccaneers or those sailing under a letter of marque might
feel more comfortable with Google's Pirate interface. There's one for the
Muppets' Swedish Chef, too.
Want to experience Google through a l33t interface? Try the
Google Hacker page.
This isn't a Google Easter egg, and maybe isn't even an
Easter egg at all. Instead it's with the sarcasm-laden Let Me Google That For You
site, which people can use when others ask them silly questions easily answered
with a search engine. This particular cached LMGTFY page, though, sets things
off in an unending loop of reloading.
It’ll show an aluminium pole running down on the left side
of the search results in recognition to the holiday “Festivus”. Also, before
the number of search results, there is “A festivus miracle!”
This one is one of my favourites from Google search!
Searching for “zerg rush” will display the results page with ‘O’s attacking the
search results from all the directions! Clicking each ‘O’ three times will kill
it. You have to kill all the ‘O’s and save the search results from getting
destroyed! (LOL)
The page will bring up the standard results of images
relating to that term. Once the page loads completely, the images then
automatically shrink and colorize to resemble the squares in the famous Atari
video game “Brick Breaker.”
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1 comments:
Hi Snehal ,
Great write up :)
I like the gravity trick..
Also you have awesome look for your blog.
Hope to see some more good article from you. All the Best !
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