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8 Cool Google Secrets & Tricks

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There is no doubt that Google is the most popular search engine on the internet. But, did you know that Google's homepage is full of surprises? Here are 10 top best-hidden secrets of Google that you really need to know for fun!

1. Flip A Coin

Flipping a coin is one thing that can help you out, but what if a coin is not handy? Well, you have Google to the rescue. Type 'Flip A Coin' and click on 'I'm Feeling Lucky', and Google will tell you whether it's heads or tails!


2. Roll A Dice

Google gives you an option to roll a dice as well. Just type 'Roll a dice' and it'll help you play games easily.


3. Google Pacman

Google also lets you play seminal 1980s arcade game Pac-Man. Just type 'Google Pacman' in the search box and get ready to chop some power pellets and chased multi-colored coast around the Google logo.



4. Google Gravity

 Just type Google Gravity in the search bar and click on I'm Feeling Lucky, you'll find, all of the icons at the top of the site falling down towards the bottom of the page. You can even click on the icons and throw them around.


5. Google Space 

Type Google Space in the search bar and click on I'm Feeling Lucky.


6. Google Orbit

 This is cool! Just type 'Google Sphere' and click on the I'm Feeling Lucky, you'll watch the home page swirl and spin as you move your mouse around the screen.


7. Google Guitar 

 Type Google Guitar and you can play with Google Doodle Guitar, also can record.


8 . Google Terminal 

 Type Google Terminal and enjoy the hacker version


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