Case Study: Google Gravity

Google gravity I’m feeling lucky http://www.wikihow.com/Do-Google-Gravity Google Gravity is one of the many Easter Eggs (hidden secrets) having the famous Google search engine. Google is usually a search engine that likes to interact with users , often remember the famous dates changing its logo and creating little games like this. Google Gravity is a kind of game or curiosity, which looks like fall all the images and elements of the Google homepage the footer of the page, as if there were gravity. Once they hit the ground can play with the mouse and move items you want, and hit each other. Google Gravity is programmed in java script, therefore n or tends to work well on smartphones and tablet browsers , but works perfectly in browsers on computers provided they are compatible with java script such as Google
Method 2: Hyperlinks: Many people seeing what Google had disabling the button will be lucky because of Google instant, decided to create a link to Google Gravity accessible from a standard web, with the same features as the Google Gravity official without having to turn off Google Instant. With a simple search on Google for Google Gravity, we can find some pages that work perfectly like the standard Gravity. Interacts with Gravity: Once we have entered in one of two ways, we can start playing. First you notice how everything on the page is dropped from the logo of Google to lash to the letters, now we can take our mouse and move the different elements from one side to another, it is curious that plays all laws physical as it is able to collide with other elements and take them down when we got up. Tips for using Google Gravity Other effects: Google has hundreds of eggs hidden in your browser other than Google Gravity there are many more available so that we can try and enjoy: Do Barret Roll : Writing these words in the search, and giving to seek, get to do some kind of twist on itself. Asknew: Write these words and the screen will turn a bit. MentalPlex: If