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Google Easter Eggs Moderator: Jedi baloo Can't find the exit Posts: 7589 Joined: 14th Feb, '08, 00:01 Mood: exhausted Location: Here, there & everywhere Google Easter Eggs Post by baloo » 25th Apr, '12, 10:14 Type these into Google's search engine (these all work on google.com. Some don't work on regional sites.)1. Askew2. do a barrel roll3. ascii art4. once in a blue moon5. the answer to life the universe and everything6. anagram7. recursionUse for a pirate interface, my favorite for the Swedish Chef, for l33t, for Pig LatinIn Maps, get directions for Beijing to Tokyo (Step 30 is the Easter Egg) So…if you wish to wish a wish, you may swish for fish with my Ish wish dish. canuck I live here Posts: 3382 Joined: 14th Feb, '08, 07:35 Mood: 109 Re: Google Easter Eggs Post by canuck » 25th Apr, '12, 16:34 Where is chuck norris? avatarless Post Traumatic Stress Posts: 470 Joined: 22nd Feb, '08, 00:35 Mood: moody Re: Google Easter Eggs Post by avatarless » 26th Apr, '12, 06:14 I clearly need to brush up on my l33t speak.

Can also close the tab or refresh the page to end the Easter egg. As soon as you click on Close button, a cool water animation is played on the screen with tap sound.Google also allows users to share this cool Easter egg. Click on the Share icon given next to the Close button and you’ll get a link to share with friends. You can also share the Easter egg on social networking websites using the direct links of Facebook, Twitter given on the Share dialog box.We have also created an exclusive video featuring the whole Easter egg for your viewing pleasure. Check out following video to experience the Easter egg:This Easter egg was revealed by our reader “Kyle” so a big thanks goes to him.If you want to learn about many more hidden secret Easter eggs present in Google Search, following articles will help you:Hidden Secret Easter Eggs in Google SearchUltimate Collection of YouTube’s Hidden Secret Easter EggsHidden Secret Easter Eggs and Daydreams in Google Android DevicesFacebook Text Delights: Reveal Hidden Secret Easter Eggs by Typing Special WordsYou are here: Home » Mobiles and Internet » New Neko (Cat) Easter Egg Discovered in Google Search

Google Sign in to your ScreenRant account One of the newest Easter eggs to be added to Google search celebrates the anniversary of the release of Cha Cha Slide by DJ Casper. The Easter egg is already live and adds an interactive element to any searches done for the song over its anniversary month. Google Search is no stranger to Easter eggs and even though many are designed to coincide with the release or anniversary of a product or event, these Search Easter eggs continue to remain available months, and sometimes, years later. For example, Google added a Pac-Man Easter egg to Search to mark the 30th anniversary of the game in 2010. A decade later and that same Easter egg is still available. Other hidden tricks you can currently find on Google Search include one for Super Mario Bros., one celebrating The Wizard Of Oz, as well as an Avengers-based ‘Thanos Snap’ Easter egg. Similar to the Pac-Man Easter egg, this latest one has been released to mark the anniversary of an event. The song Cha Cha Slide by DJ Casper was first released in August, 2000. With August here once again, Google has decided to jazz up the experience for any "Cha Cha Slide" searches with this new and fun Easter egg. Here’s how to find it and what to expect. How To Find The Cha Cha Slide Easter Egg As is nearly ways the case with these Easter eggs, the first step is to perform a general Google search for the keyword - in this case "Cha Cha Slide.’ Once searched, the results page generated will be the same as it has always been with a large knowledge panel displaying information about the song, including lyrics and a play link for the YouTube video. The difference, however, is the section that includes the YouTube video link also now includes a microphone icon and this is key to the Easter egg. Tapping on the microphone icon will immediately result in an interactive experience that's tied to the song. Furthermore, tapping it again will result in another, but different interactive experience. In fact, the user can (and should) continue tapping the icon as this will result in multiple different interactive experiences right up until the final and main Cha Cha Slide related effect takes place. Of course, one crucial part of this Google Easter egg experience is the song

There must be a few Seinfeld fans at Google: The search giant has included a nod to the show in searches for "Festivus," a Christmas alternative from Seinfeld involving the airing of grievances, feats of strength, and a sturdy aluminum pole — the last of which starkly accompanies your search results.Festivus was popularized during the 1997 holiday season, when the Seinfeld episode "The Strike"The Festivus pole, adorning search results.Google / TodayThere must be a few Seinfeld fans at Google: The search giant has included a nod to the show in searches for "Festivus," a Christmas alternative from Seinfeld involving the airing of grievances, feats of strength, and a sturdy aluminum pole — the last of which starkly accompanies your search results.Festivus was popularized during the 1997 holiday season, when the Seinfeld episode "The Strike" aired, introducing millions to the holiday created by George Costanza's father as an alternative to the commercialism of Christmas. Its emblem, a plain aluminum pole which stands in place of a tree. As Frank Costanza puts it: "It requires no decoration."Interestingly, the fake holiday was actually adapted from a real fake holiday celebrated by one of Seinfeld's writers, Daniel O'Keefe. He adapted his own family's traditions (also called Festivus), dating back to 1966, for the show's purposes.The holiday became a sort of cult classic, and is remembered and celebrated to this day — as Google seems to know. The Festivus pole adorning your search results isn't the only Google Easter egg by a long shot; A list of them is maintained here, from holiday-specific themes like this one to more involved ones like "do a barrel roll" and "ASCII art." Some of the holiday ones don't work currently, suggesting they have yet to be activated — or Google is planning new ones this season.Devin Coldewey is a contributing writer for NBC News Digital. His personal website is coldewey.cc.More Digital Life:

Here is a new cool Easter egg discovered in Google Search website. This new Easter egg is called “Neko” and features a cat paw and meow sound in a cute way.Following screenshot shows the Neko Easter egg revealed in our web browser:If you also want to enjoy this cool Easter egg in your web browser, here are the required steps:1. Open Google.com website in your web browser.2. Type Neko in Google search box and press Enter.ORYou can directly search for Neko using the built-in Search box or address bar present in your web browser.3. Once the search page for Neko opens, you’ll notice a little animation near the Cat (Animal) information section present on the right-side of the search page. A small cat paw will hover and press an Orange color button randomly.4. To reveal the Easter egg, you need to click on the animation image i.e. cat paw over the orange button.Once you click the image, a cute “Meow” sound will be played and a large cat paw will appear on your computer screen.Now you can start playing with the Easter egg. Click anywhere inside the search page and the cat paw with meow sound will appear.PS: Try clicking on the same place many times and several cat paws will appear on your computer screen.Following animated GIF image shows the whole Easter egg live in action:5. To end playing the Easter egg, you can click on the Close (X) button given at the bottom of the search page. You