Below you will find some of Google 's hidden search features (Easter eggs) . Their name in Google slang is Easter eggs, which apparently comes from Kinder Surprise.
Easter eggs on Google, but don't be sure they'll stick around, as these hidden features can disappear at any time. We've personally tested each of the ones listed below, and at the time of writing, they all work. So let's go:
1. Real Easter egg
Search for the following:
1.2+(sqrt(1-(sqrt(x^2+y^2))^2) + 1 - x^2-y^2) * (sin (10000 * (x*3+y/5+7))+1/4) from -1.6 to 1.6
What we see here is the awesome power of Google's hidden calculator.
2. Google In 1998
Search for the term “Google In 1998” and you will get a functional page of the service as it was in 1998 when it was launched.
3. Atari Breakout
Click on Atari Breakout and you'll be taken to the company's secret game. To get there from search, search for "Atari Breakout," then click on Google Images and click Play again. You'll have the game with full sound effects.
4. Tilt
Tilt in the Google search box and you will see the “crooked” page on your screen.
5. Barrel Roll
Similar to “tilt.” Google the phrase “Do A Barrel Roll” and the screen will start rolling.
6. Bletchley Park
Search for “Bletchley Park,” Google will present you with an animated simulation of a code that needs deciphering.
7. Zerg Rush
Google “Zerg Rush,” and you’ll see Google “o’s” start to clutter up the results on your screen. You can stop them by clicking on them, of course.
8. Beam Me Up Scotty
Search YouTube for Beam Me Up Scotty.
9. z or r twice
Something similar to Barrel Roll
10. askew
Similar to Tilt
11. Use Google Earth 's flight simulator
You can fly around the globe in Google Earth , using the flight simulator feature . It will allow you to have a simulated aircraft flight using your mouse or some other control .
To activate it, go to the Google Earth and type Ctrl-Alt A or Cmd-Opt A on Mac.
More instructions from the company page.
12. Google for pirates
Search for “xx-pirate”
13. Google for Hackers
Search for “xx-hacker”
