As Google celebrates its 23rd birthday, a number of deals have been released in Google Store to celebrate the anniversary. In addition to cake and doodles, Google has also released special deals for its Pixel 6 launch next month. These offers include a promotional item that unlocks when you purchase one of the newest Pixel smartphones.
Deals from the Google Store
Google is celebrating its 23rd birthday by offering some great deals on its products. The birthday sale is available in many countries, with up to 23% off select items. In Europe and Asia, prices are also significantly reduced. The deals are valid through December 31.
Deals on first-party hardware will be available in the Google Store starting on September 27. For example, there are deals on Pixel 6 Pro, as well as the Pixel 6a. However, these deals are only valid for purchases made at the Google Store, and will not be valid for purchases made at other retailers.
For more deals, make sure you join Google’s Play Points program. These points can be redeemed for in-app items like games, or for Google Play Credits that can be used to buy audiobooks and movies.
Cake
The internet search giant turned 23 this week, and to celebrate the occasion, it unveiled a special cake-themed doodle on its homepage. It features a chocolate cake with an animated birthday candle, and the letter ‘L’ in Google’s name on its top tier. The bottom tier of the cake is cut away, revealing a ‘Happy Birthday’ message.
The cake is covered in chocolate sauce and topped with a green candle. Google was founded on September 4, 1998, and has celebrated its birthday on that day for the past seven years. However, in 2008, the company decided to change the date and shifted the birthday to September 27, a day that coincided with an announcement about a record-breaking number of pages indexed.
Doodles
Google is celebrating its 23rd birthday today, and to celebrate they have unveiled several special doodles on their homepage. One of the doodles shows an adorable birthday cake with the number ’23’ written on it, and a birthday candle inscribed on it.
The ’23’ in the doodle is written in an animated font, and it features a cake and birthday candle. Google was founded on September 4, 1998, by Larry Page and Sergey Brin. They first conceived the idea for Google in 1995, as part of their PhD project. Their PhD work was an attempt to figure out the importance of individual web pages.
Company’s founders
Google is celebrating its 23rd birthday with a new Doodle on its homepage. The image features a chocolate cake with sprinkles on top, and the Google logo is covered in chocolate frosting. Over time, the graphic will add eyes and a little arm. The internet giant was founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin. These two computer scientists met by chance and began building a search engine that changed the world.
Google was founded in 1997, and officially formed in 1998. The two co-founders first met at Stanford University while Sergey Brin was considering graduate school there. They were both undergraduates when they came up with the idea for Google, which was launched the following year.
Market dominance
Google’s 23rd birthday marks a milestone for the tech giant. In the year 2000, it launched AdWords, a proprietary digital auction system that allowed advertisers to bid on top sponsored spots on the search results page. The result: Google quickly became the dominant search engine. Today, Google serves billions of users each day, in over 150 languages. It has grown into a multi-national company with 20 data centres worldwide and an estimated 90 percent market share. Its services include online advertising, cloud computing, search engines, and online advertising technologies.
Google was officially incorporated on Sept. 4, 1998, which makes it 23 years old on September 27. While this date is Google’s official birthday, it is often celebrated on Sept. 27 to mark another milestone in the indexing process. At first, Google was still a small, dorm-room project whose founders named the company Backrub. They later changed the name to Google and eventually became the world’s most-used search engine.