Gideon Sundback doodle from Google

To mark the 132nd birth anniversary of Gideon Sundback, Google posted an interactive doodle on the home page that features a giant zipper running down the centre of the global search engine's home page. And if you drag your mouse down to unzip the zipper, it will split the screen, including the search textbox and reveal the relevant results for the name Gideon Sundback.

Google's winter surprise: Searching 'let it snow' brings snow flakes down the page

The let it snow feature on Google is still available for those people who missed it. The Google let it snow feature attracted millions of people over the holiday season to the Google Search results for let it snow.
To activate the feature and to see for yourself how the snow falls onto the Google Search results you simply need to type “let it snow” into your Google Search results and the snow will start falling.

You can also use your mouse pointer like a finger on cold glass to 'write' on your Google window.

Do a barrel roll: Google's best Easter eggs

It takes care of more than 1billion searches worldwide every day but Google still finds time to make our lives more fun.
Google search: do a barrel roll
See the magic for yourself.

Ultrasurf, browse the web anonymously

UltraSurf is a free software which enables users inside countries with heavy Internet censorship to visit any public web sites in the world safely and freely. Users in countries without internet censorship also use it to protect their internet privacy and security.
With UltraSurf started, you can use web browsers (like IE, Firefox) the same as before, but all are under UltraSurf's protection now.


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Features include:
Privacy: Protect Internet privacy with anonymous surfing and browsing -- hide IP addresses and locations, clean browsing history, cookies etc...
Security: Completely transparent data transfer and high level encryption of the content allow you to surf the web with high security.
Now if you’re thinking how is Ultrasurf able to bypass censorship, the answer isn’t simple. They use a technology that allows it to pass through firewall protections and give you access (encrypted) to the internet – because it can pass through firewalls, some antiviruses will label it as a Trojan, but only because of its behavior not due to malicious code.