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Google Calculator Easter Eggs - The Loneliest Number
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- The Answer to Life, The Universe and Everything
- Baker’s Dozen
- Bletchley Park
- Conway’s Game of Life
- Play Atari Breakout in Google Images
- Askew
- Flip A Coin
- Fun Facts
- Feeling Curious
- Roll A Die
This is really one of the coolest Google Search Easter Eggs, especially for those who read The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams. In his book he wrote that “the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe and everything is 42.” A lot of fans tried to decipher what was the secret meaning of the number, but Douglas Adams him...
If you go to the search bar and look for “baker’s dozen”, you will see the number 13 on the calculator. A baker’s dozen, a long dozen or a devil’s dozen is 13 and this comes from the practice of medieval English bakers giving an extra loaf when selling a dozen. This represented an insurance against the items being lower than the statutory weight, o...
Look for “Bletchley Park” and on the search results page you will notice that Google’s Knowledge Panel will decode the name of Bletchley Park and will show it beneath the location on Google Maps. In the World War II, Bletchley Park was the central site for British codebreakers and it housed the Government Code and Cypher School. According to Wikipe...
This is also among the nice Google Search Easter Eggs. Simply Google for “Conway’s Game of Life”, and you will see a few small blue boxes that move through different patterns and spread over the page. According to Wikipedia, The Game of Life is a cellular automaton devised by the British mathematician John Horton Conway, in 1970. The “game” is a ze...
Do you want to kill boredom? Well, you’ve finally reached the right place. Go to Google and do an image search for ”Atari Breakout” and start playing. This will be a breeze for anybody who loves the “oldies but goldies” type of video games and it will certainly bring back some memories. You will be able to navigate the paddle by using your mouse or...
Search for ”askew” and the search engine will tilt the screen for you. This is one of the display Easter eggs that Google has. Everything else still works as it should and if you look for anything else the search results page will go back to normal.
We have all flipped a coin in order to decide something with another person. The folks at Google seem to do this so much that they had to include a card with an animated coin flip. This time at least, you will know that it is a fair deal.
Do you know when ears and nose stop growing? If you feel like you want to learn something new, go to the Google search bar and write down “fun facts” and be amazed.
This one is pretty similar to fun facts. If you like trivia questions or you get bored, this is really useful. Google “I’m feeling curious” and the search engine will show you a random question and an answer that will teach you something new every single day. If you click on Ask Another Question, this will never stop. Did you know that the olympic ...
This is one that Google made for all the gamblers out there. All you have to do is search ”roll a die” or “roll dice” and the big G will roll a die for you, one out of six. This is how the tool looked first: Now, Google has improved its “roll a die” tool, one of its longest-standing Easter eggs, with multi-sided dice. The new version allows you to ...
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- Anagram. How to trigger this Easter Egg: Type [anagram] or [define anagram] into Google. What happens: Google displays, Did you mean: Nag A Ram.
- Super Mario Bros. How to trigger this Easter Egg: Type [super mario brothers] into Google. What happens: Google Easter Eggs can really bring the nostalgia.
- Askew. How to trigger this Easter Egg: Type [askew] into Google. What happens: The Google SERP slightly tilts; it goes askew.
- Bletchley Park Secret Code. How to trigger this Easter Egg: Type [bletchley park] into Google. What happens: The local panel at right gives a nod to World War II codebreakers in the name of this historical landmark.
Oct 9, 2018 · You can also have some fun with the Google calculator with numeric phrases like “a bakers dozen“, “the loneliest number” and “the number of horns on a unicorn.”
- Batman Easter Egg. Batman = Vengeance. No doubt that Robert Pattison’s Batman has taken a storm at the box office and so on the hearts of the fans. You can say it is one of the best Superhero movies of the year and in this “Batwave”, Google has also become a part of its cool Batman easter egg.
- Thanos. “One of the amusing and scary Google Easter Eggs that we highly recommend you give a shot.’ Who can forget the craze and hype of one of the biggest movies of all time Avengers: Endgame!!?
- F.R.I.E.N.D.S. On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the all-time best sitcom, F.R.I.E.N.D.S, Google rolled six easter eggs headlining the most iconic moments from the show actioned by the cast.
- Google in 1998. Google in 1998, fascinating right? Have you ever imagined what the world’s biggest search engine used to look like 24 years back? With this amusing easter egg called Google in 1998, you will be able to see as well as experience how Google itself used to be in its initial days.
If you search “loneliest number” of the “number of horns on a unicorn”, Google has the answer for you. It shows the number 1 on a calculator. The top Google Easter Egg is the most secret probably because it’s hard to write out.
Enter "the loneliest number" in the search bar. A calculator is displayed over the top result. Its autofilled value? One.
