Google Easter Eggs is popular amazing features that Google have introduced to fun for users. It is developed by Google team. Many developers leave behind something know as Easter Eggs in the Google that develop. An Easter Eggs is a funny and interesting Google tricks that lets you to amaze your friends.
From a legal perspective a Google product developer get into trouble for leaving behind Easter Eggs as a result in Google no longer officially leaves behind any Easter Eggs in their Products.However, there are many lesser known features or functionality that exist in various software and users mistake them to be Easter Eggs. In this section we will discuss some of them.
1. Atari Breakout
Breakout is a very popular arcade game by Atari Inc. It is influenced by Pong game in which you are provided with a ball and a movable paddle. You need to destroy all the bricks by hitting the balls.
Go to the Google.com and Click on the Images Search and then Type “Atari Breakout”
2. Google Gravity Easter Eggs
I think, this Easter Eggs you know. It is developed in 2004 by Google.
Go to the Google.com and then Type “Google Gravity” and click on I’m Feeling Lucky button instead of clicking Search button or hitting Enter key. This is what happens:
3. Google Easter Egg Tardis
I like this Easter Eggs it game for search any object in Google map. It it developed by Brin founder of Google map.
The Easter egg can be accessed from this Google Maps Link. Click on the white cross that appears in police telephone box outside the Earl’s Court subway station and you’ll find yourself inside Doctor’s Tardis.
4. Google Easter Egg Askew/Tilt
Do you want a special effect for your search query on Google? Then, go to Google, type either “Askew” or “Tilt” inside the search box and hit Enter. You see Google search engine suddenly tilt on the right side. This is not much amazing Google Easter Egg but it will surely increase your count of Easter Eggs.
5. Google Easter Egg Chuck Norris
Chuck norris is show in movies, google is not search this word check it.
Open Google.com and type "Chuck Norris" then click on I’m Feeling Lucky. See that@
6. Do A Barrel Roll Google Easter Egg
It is most famous Google easter egg.
Open the Google.com and type Do a Barrel Roll and press Enter.
See that!!
7. Google Easter Egg Black Guy
The new easter egg is the black guy easter egg. See a black guy dancing, LOL. You want to try this Google Easter Egg?
Open Google.com and type 2204355 and now click on “I’m feeling lucky”. See that!!!
8. Easter Egg Binary, Hexadecimal, Octal Search Results
This is geeky Google Easter Egg which only those can understand who known programming or at least number systems other than decimal like Binary number system, Hexadecimal number system, etc. Search for binary, hexadecimal or octal. It will cause the display of number of search result in the entered number system. For example, this is Google Easter Egg Hexadecimal trick:
9. Google Easter Egg Beatbox
This Easter Egg available in Google Translator. Beat box trick will play beat for you at Google Translator.
Open Google Translator and set language from German to German. Now copy and paste this — “pv zk pv pv zk pv zk kz zk pv pv pv zk pv zk zk pzk pzk pvzkpkzvpvzk kkkkkk bsch” (without quotes).
Finally, click listen and enjoy.
10. Google Earth Easter Eggs Giant Bunny
In Google Earth also have lots of easter eggs available as secret locations on Google Map. I am telling you some of those most interesting Google Earth Easter Eggs quickly.
1. Open Google Earth Search bar
2. Copy and paste this co-ordinate there:
44°14’39.35″N 7°46’11.53″E
3. See the epic bunny.
11. Google YouTube Easter Egg – Do the Herlem Shake
It is YouTube Easter Egg in which, YouTube dancing. Open the YouTube.com and Type “Do the Herlem Shake” (without quotes) in search box and now see that..@
12. Did You Mean Recursion? – Google Easter Egg
"Recursion” means a function calling itself again and again. Google developers have done a trick regarding this word, forming a new geeky Google Easter Egg. Try searching “Recursion” (without quotes) on Google search, Google suggestion will say Did you Mean :- Recursion
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