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My circle of friends will probably be shocked today. Scroll down to take a look at some of the amazing projects Google has done.
2000: Thought search
Google has announced MentalPlex, which allows users to simply stare at a swirling GIF, think about what they want to search for, and click on the vortex to complete the search.
Liverpoolfc.tv: archive.google.com/mentalplex
2002: PigeonRank ™
Google has revealed how its core technology, Google PigeonRank, and how it actually works, relies on specially trained pigeons to PigeonRank web pages.
Liverpoolfc.tv: archive.google.com/pigeonrank
2004: Lunar recruitment
Google is building a research and work center on the moon (scheduled to open in spring 2007, the project has gone bankrupt) and is looking for new employees. Resumes are welcome.
2005: Google Gulp (BETA)
Google Gulp comes in four flavors: beta-carrot, sugar-free radical, glutamate grape, and serum tonic. After drinking, it can increase the user’s intelligence and optimize the use of Google search engine. The boost tweaks neurotransmitters in the brain by analyzing the user’s DNA in real time.
Liverpoolfc.tv: archive.google.com/googlegulp
2006: Google Romance ™
Google Romance helps you search for “love,” which helps you find people with similar interests and interests.
Liverpoolfc.tv: archive.google.com/romance
2007: Google TiSP (BETA)
Google has launched Google TiSP (BETA), a free, fully functional, end-to-end wireless network system that you can plug into your toilet with a google-free glove and access your home’s wireless broadband through your sewer system. Simple installation, no matter seat type, or squat toilet is suitable.
Liverpoolfc.tv: archive.google.com/tisp
2007: Gmail Paper
Google has launched Gmail Paper, a special service that prints out all of your Gmail messages for free, but with ads on the back of each file.
Website: www.gmail.com/mail/help/paper
2008: Google gDay
Google launched gDay, a “MATE” technology based on Google’s Sydney RESEARCH and development center that can predict Internet information 24 hours from now. Users can use it to search stock prices, sports scores or news events 24 hours from now. You can even see the actual wording of the blog and newspaper column that you will be writing 24 hours later.
2008: AdSense conversation ads
Google has launched AdSense Conversation ads, a technology that allows you to see AdSense related ads over your head while talking to your friends.
2008: Mars settlement program
Google has launched Project Virgle, which will take hundreds of users on an unprecedented adventure to conquer Mars.
Step 1: Select a settlement on Mars in 2010:
Step 2: Launch into low Earth orbit in 2014:
Step 3: Build a settlement on Mars by 2015:
Step 4: In 2016, humans fly to Mars:
Step 5: In 2108, Mars forms a human City called Virgle City:
Liverpoolfc.tv: archive.google.com/virgle/index.html
2009: Google Chrome 3D
Google Chrome has launched a 3D version of Google Chrome, using CADIE technology to support all Chrome pages.
Website: www.google.com/intl/en/landing/chrome/cadie
2011: Traverse search
Google launched “traverse search” for Chinese users, taking you through time and space, to arrive at the time and place you most want to arrive, with an immersive way to perceive everything you want to perceive.
Through search “principle is: use the search engine’s built-in gravitational field distortion function, on the basis of keywords chrono osmosis technology, will search the whole body of electromagnetic characterization after decomposition, prone to target recompose the time-space matching, in order to realize the seekers across time and space of thinking through and get the target information of time and space of a new generation of search technology.
2013: Google smell
Google has launched Google Smell, a database of smells made up of about 15 million gas bytes and indexed by using Google Street View cars to record air smells. Users need to go to the Google homepage, search for something they want to smell, just click “try” and then click “Start sniffing” to smell what you are searching for.
2014: Google Maps Pokemon Challenge
Without further ado, you must know what happened…
2014: Google Chrome Emoji Translator
Google Chrome has released an Emoji translator that converts your written text into emoticons.
2015: Google Maps Pac-Man
Google Maps turns the road into a game map like the classic “Pac-Man” game. When users navigate, they see a road map made up of dots and, based on what is displayed on the map, avoid ghost markers in order to reach their destination safely. Users can also eat beans or cherries if they feel hungry. Pac-man map navigation is easy to use, selecting locations by pressing up, down, left and right.
2016: Cardboard Plastic
Google has introduced the new transparent Cardboard Plastic, which is not only reinforced and lightweight, but also completely waterproof. Better yet, it provides a completely realistic experience, revolutionizing the presence of VR devices.
Prize contest
With just a few hours left until April 1, what are some April Fool’s Day news on Google today? Make your predictions in the comments below.
We’ll give a special Google gift to the reviewer who comes closest to the final result: an imported genuine Android limited Edition Rooster.
In particular, if there are more than 3 close predictors, the top 3 will be selected according to the time of message. If there is no winner, the person with the highest number of likes wins the prize.
