It's no longer a surprise, since it happens every year. Google shows a colorful bar above the search results when you search for [
Christmas], [
Xmas] and other Christmas-related queries. There's also a special bar for
Hanukkah.
You can also check the decorations from
2006,
2007,
2008,
2010, when Google also celebrated
Kwanzaa and
Festivus, the famous Seinfeld holiday.
{ Thanks,
Venkat. }
Great!!!
ReplyDeleteWhen did you get arrow next to the Google logo? I still have black bar on the top of the screen.
ReplyDeleteThe menu should be available if you use google.com in English.
DeleteI want Google menu too!
ReplyDeleteThe Xmas bar is not showing on mobile phone, classic view, severe bug?
ReplyDeleteFlickr has something similar.
ReplyDeleteVery cooooooooooooool!
ReplyDelete@Anonymous
ReplyDeleteIt isn't fully rolled out yet - also Google Apps users can only use the Black Bar
Deepavali is also a festival of light, why there is no light?? maybe they should be more indian engineer at Google to do this :-)
ReplyDeleteYeah. It's always been that way. I do wish that could make it more awesome than it is right now. It's kind of plain to be honest. But it still looks good, just expecting a lot from Google. ;)
ReplyDeleteTry Searching for Kwanzaa, http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=Kwanzaa&safe=active
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