But someone at YouTube did, and now we have a new YouTube Easter egg. And while you're checking out YouTube's VHS mode, you can also check out their most recent Harlem Shake Easter egg. More Google Easter Eggs
Pegman: Google's Weird Art Project Hidden In Plain Sight – BuzzFeed The history of Google Maps' Pegman in all its various forms – man, woman, tofu, and various Easter eggs. Google has safer results than Bing, Yandex, and Blekko.
All you have to do to see the Easter egg is go to YouTube using the Google Chrome browser and type in “do the harlem shake”. Google has created quite a few clever Easter eggs through the years. Below are links to a few other recent Easter eggs.
Patrick’s Day and Easter. The best account managers have such deep client relationships that they become a direct extension of a client’s internal team. Along with that comes responsibility, often in forecasting goals, targets, and budgets for...
Easter Eggs SEW Loves Easter Eggs! Binary, Octal, Hexadecimal Google Easter Eggs Let It Snow” Google Easter Egg Blankets Search Results in Snow Define An English Person" C-Word Easter Egg or Google F-Bomb?
I loved the first campaign so much because of it's brilliant easter eggs - hidden treasures of content to be found just by experimenting with keywords. With the pecs in motion on the second Old Spice campaign (check out Old Spice Muscle Music on...
A new Easter egg has been discovered on Google. Various life forms or objects (block patterns) can appear, according to Wolfram Mathworld: block, tub, boat, snake, ship, aircraft carrier, beehive, barge, Python, long boat, easter, fishhook, and loaf:
Google added an Easter Egg to the search results page in celebration of Pride 2012, displaying a rainbow ribbon below the search bar to users querying terms such as gay pride, gay, lesbian, or LGBT. Google recently launched a new campaign called...
This is the second Knowledge Graph Easter egg found. The old Chuck Norris Google joke used to be in the form of a top ranked parody site that read “Google won't search for Chuck Norris because it knows you don't find Chuck Norris, he finds you...
When you search for musician Lionel Richie on Google, you'll see an Easter egg that asks, "Hello, is it me you're looking for? Make sure it's spelled correctly though, as it seems the Easter Egg only works with the exact spelling.
In the not-so-distant past, we’ve seen a hard-coded Bing Easter Egg declaring Google “more evil than Satan himself;” the Hiybbprqag honeypot drama, and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer’s declaration that Google is just copying Bing.
Type "zerg rush" (without the quotes) on Google to discover a new Google Easter egg that turns your search results page turn into a shootout against red and yellow zeroes, plunking down and around the page to devour the user’s search results.
Three geeky new Easter eggs from Google display the number of search results in the number format searched, as in the “binary” search below: Google has entertained search geeks often over the winter with Easter eggs including the Barrel Roll and...
Also, a fun Valentine’s Easter egg will thrill the math geeks in the crowd (and I know you’re out there). Google Has a Heart – An Easter Egg for Valentine’s Day Google’s animated short features the age old love story: a boy trying to impress a girl.
Celebrating a record snowflake seems like the next logical step for Google, after in December adding a special Easter Egg for “let it snow” searches that has since been disabled. The largest snowflake ever observed in the world supposedly appeared...
When you strike upon a Wolfram Alpha Easter Egg, the super one box delivers a single pithy, but funny, response. Bing Easter Eggs More Funny Easter Eggs Google Maps Easter Eggs Facebook Easter Eggs Wolfram Alpha Easter Eggs
There was the Let it Snow "easter egg" on Google search, and now there is a snowflake button on YouTube to make it snow in your videos. Google's holiday Doodle has finally arrived after being spotted around the world over the last two days.
Type in “let it snow” (without quotes) when you visit Google and you’ll be treated to a new Easter egg. Another Google Easter egg, “do a barrel roll”, became quite popular earlier this year, completely rotating Google’s search results.
Whilst it seems like a funny easter egg, it's actually a case of "bad ranking", presumably caused by a bunch of Google Bombers. A friend popped on Skype this morning and told me to type "define an English person" into Google.
Hot on the heels of the popularity around Siri Easter Eggs, Google looks like it is taking a leaf out of Wolfram Alpha's book and bringing some personality quirks to the search engine. Update: This Google Easter Egg is actually a reference to the...
