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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.
"google logo history" results in a slideshow of the changes to the Google logo, starting with the logo used today and ending with one of the first logos from 1998.
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The search engine's very first logo actually predates the name "Google." Larry Page and Sergey Brin originally called their web crawler "BackRub." Brin and Page chose this name because the engine's main function was to search through the internet's back links. Luckily, by 1997 they'd changed the company's name to the much less creepy "Google" -- a ...
Some sources credit Page with the creation of the first Google logo, while others say Brin designed it with a free image editor called GIMP. Whomever it was, their design wasn't exactly the most polished.
A mutual friend introduced Brin and Page to Stanford assistant professor Ruth Kedar. Because they weren't in love with their logo, they asked Kedar if she'd design a few prototypes. She started with a mostly black logo using the Adobe Garamond typeface. She also removed the exclamation point that was in the original logo. Page and Brin like this lo...
In 2015, designers from across Google met in New York City for a week-long design sprintaimed at producing a new logo and branding. Following the sprint, Google's logo changed dramatically. The company preserved its distinctive blue-red-orange-blue-green-red pattern, but changed the typeface from Catull to the custom schoolbook-inspired Product San...
In 1998, Google started playing with the Google Doodle -- a temporary modification of the traditional Google logo. The first Google Doodle originated in 1998 -- before the company was technically even a company. Page and Sergey were attending the Burning Man festival. As a kind of "out of office" message, they put a stick figure drawing behind the ...
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- The Answer to Life, the Universe and Everything. 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.
- Baker’s Dozen. 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.
- Bletchley Park. 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.
- Conway’s Game of Life. 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.
Aug 4, 2020 · By Brad Jones August 4, 2020. The colorful Google logo is one of the most recognizable global brands ever created. Sure, it looked a bit rough in the beginning, but Google’s clever...
Sep 26, 2020 · Search: Google Logo History Now that you've seen how Google looked in 1998, aren't you curious about all the changes it's made to its logo over the last 22 years? If so, just type "Google Logo History" in the Search and a slideshow of all the different Google logos will appear.
