Google Birthday Google Doodle Google Balls Google logo on Google Homepage (07-Sep-2010)

[oobumblebeeoo]

What's this music called?



[elephantmali]

What's the song used in this video?

[KNGTS]

I found it active at: google.com/logos/particle.html

[WeaselWJ]

@KNGTS Thanks!

[KNGTS]

First of all, it's called Google Instant - Particle Logo.

Second of all, it's not celebrating Google's birthday.

[apick34]

they shud use that all the time!"!!!

[LemonProductions09]

I made a video on how to get it back. Thanks GwM!

[GwMRecords]

Want this homepage back? imgeorge . co . uk / google

[MotweraCity]

its gone :( now its a gray google logo

[laptopshopuk]

@MotweraCity True, it's a grey logo.. but as you start typing the logo comes to life (or rather comes to colour). Good work Google

[GwMRecords]

@laptopshopuk imgeorge . co . uk / google

[LemonProductions09]

**The balls are now gone. I got the first video of the new homepage, as well as the transition to the current one!**

[GwMRecords]

@LemonProductions09  imgeorge . co . uk / google

[martinx5x]

this is the greatest thing google has ever created

[RustyRazor2010]

Yes, it is true. Google Chrome browser makes my balls bigger. In fact, Google Chrome seems to make my balls more full looking and when I first open my browser, they bounce much more than they do with IE8...

[alannacoca]

This doesn't work on IE7 or Opera. Glad someone posted a video here for me to see what the buzz is all about.

[roborovskihamsters]

It also moves when you shake the browser window!

[jimmykup]

I don't see any HTML5 when looking at the source. It looks like this effect is created with javascript.

[RustyRazor2010]

My balls are smaller when I use IE8 browser compared to Google Chrome browser...

[imfromebaums]

@RustyRazor2010 READ ALL IT ABOUT IT Using Google Chrome gives you bigger balls.

[shachenta]

mines normal :(

[laptopshopuk]

There seems to be differences based on the browser you're using and your location.

The animation isn't quite as dynamic as the one in this video if you use Internet Explorer instead of Firefox

[shadowsoal2000]

@laptopshopuk Chrome (ibviously I guess) has this effect too

[snoopymccormick]

everyone else has this when they bring up google, but mine is just 'normal."

Does anyone know why?