Awesome Hidden Google Pages

Posted on July 8th, 2007 by Jason

There might be some rare human being around who has surfed Internet but hasn’t used Google in some way or the other. Still there are some great works of Google that are known but to a smaller community of people. They are worth looking. Today I came around a Google page where Google pays tributes to moms around the worlds. That made me search on for something more. Here is the compiled list. Worth a look for all the Google lovers/critics.

Google Moms
Google’s way of expressing love.

Rare Google Beta Logo
They really have improved.

Google Heart 1 & Google Heart 2
Google’s way of expressing love on valentines day.

Google’s Metaplex
Google’s way of saying “April fool”

Google Newsletter
You have read Google’s blog, but did you read this. It contains there progress from the day it was launched to till date.

Google’s Search Statistics For 9/11/01
… and there tribute. (a rather general one)

Google Zietgeist
What you see here is a cumulative snapshot of interesting queries people are asking – some over time, some within country domains, and some on Google.com – that perhaps reveal a bit of the human condition.

Google’s Help To Build Better Query
Some useful sets of tips from the makers themselves.

Google Doodles
Few more: UncleSam, Microsoft, Mac, Linux, BSD. Google remembers all.

Google’s Languages Which Only Google Can Understand (This Link Is For Ewmew Fudd)
More for you. Bork, Bork, Bork!, thlngan Hol, H4×0r, lgpay Atinlay. Did you understand any one of them? I did not.

A real cool real time collection of how people go wrong with spelling while searching for Birteny spears aaa Britney spears
That’s bad. Most of you Britney fans never even cared to know about Britney’s original spelling?

Google’s Librarian Central Newsletter
They do take care of everyone.

And last a non Google page but worth a look.

How was that? I am sure many might have been new to you. Your Comments?

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12 Responses to “Awesome Hidden Google Pages”

  1. LinkNotes on 09 Sep 2007 at 7:55 am #

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    ninguno de los fans de Britney Spears sabía como se llamaba realmente? Boletín de noticias de la Biblioteca Central de Google que decir? Una página que no es de Google, pero merece la pena ver Google en los años 60? quizás sí, ja. vía |pctipsboxCompártelo No hay comentarios →

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    Great find… god that old logo is sooo nafff :)

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  10. Geoserv on 20 Jan 2009 at 10:30 pm #

    Wow, thanks for posting, this will be fun.

  11. svend on 12 Feb 2009 at 1:26 am #

    Great tips. BTW, I think you mean “their” not “there”.

  12. Genius on 10 Mar 2009 at 4:20 pm #

    Google “Language” – the last two are “hacker” and “pig latin” spelled in hacker-speak and pig latin respectively.

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