File this under: cool Google tricks. The company has just unveiled its latest Easter Egg and it involves lots of snow along with ice. Simply put, "typing 'let it snow' into Google.com will return the normal search engine results for YouTube videos of Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra singing the classic song; but then, a few snowflakes will start falling from the top of the screen until all the search results are obscured by a digital blizzard." For those who can't access Google, continue reading to watch a video preview of the frost effect.
To see the snowy results, don't put quote marks around the phrase. The trick does not appear to work on mobile devices; nothing fancy from an iPhone 4 running iOS 5.[via PC Mag]
Other Related Posts
- 12 Bizarre Google Search Suggestions That Don't Make Sense
- Google Launches Project Loon, Will Offer Balloon-Powered Internet
- In-Depth Look at Google Headquarters Shows Off Company Perks
- This Breakout Google Trick Might Be the Coolest Ever
- Video Shows Why Taking Pictures with Google Glass Can Get Awkward
Interesting Posts Around the Web
hot posts
- Strange Alien-Like Mummy Discovered in Egypt
- 5 Fascinating Unsolved Bermuda Triangle Mysteries
- Strange Ancient Pyramids Discovered in Antarctica
- Top 5 Worst Fight Scenes Ever
- Bizarre "Bagel Head" Injections Become Latest Beauty Trend in Japan
- 5 Funny and Weird iPhone 5 Videos
- Old Pump House Transformed Into High-Tech Modern Home
- Mind-Blowing Look at Ladera, a Stunning Open-Wall Resort in St. Lucia
- Dumpsters Converted Into Functional Swimming Pools
- Curiosity Rover Discovers Ancient Riverbed On Mars
- Why Captain America Shouldn't Text Message Iron Man
- 5 Strange Technologies That Might Have Been Covered Up
