Zomg google.com

[SephYuyX]

I see no balls when I go to Google.

[bebeci]

http://www.google.co.uk/
Use google chrome, which makes me think it's html5 (without looking thru the source code).

[Kaisha]

Everyone gets to play with balls except for me!

I hate how it's not on the .ca domain, which I get redirected to regardless of Google domain.



Regarding HTML5, here, have some demos - http://www.chromeexperiments.com/

[SephYuyX]

UK domain works fine, .com doesnt.

[SamanosukeShiva]

Doesnt work on phone

[Silenka]

Well zomg google again. Today's is possibly more bizzare than yesterday's. Did one of their coders just get bored or something?

[Wakabo]

Other than the colorless title I didn't notice much difference o:

[Silenka]

Oh, type something in the search form...

[Wakabo]

Haha, that's too good.

[Baelorn]

Okay now they're just showing off...

[SephYuyX]

I wonder why theyre doing this stuff on UK, but not .com, unless theyre trying different code and .com just doesnt work for me.

[Zhais]

http://www.google.co.uk/
Use google chrome, which makes me think it's html5 (without looking thru the source code).

It's not html5.

[Takedown3]

the nocolour/color logo is a live search test it's pretty neat, they are announcing something big today and people suspect it will be live search, going live.

[SephYuyX]

I wonder how long before MS sues them for using that name.

[Moosey]

Google Instant is instant awesome.

[Gustave]

What the hell?

http://www.google.com/tisp/

[SephYuyX]

Oh Google..

[Baelorn]

What the hell?

http://www.google.com/tisp/

Why is TiSP in beta?
When things go wrong with TiSP, they go very, very wrong. Let's leave it at that.

lol.

[Silenka]

What the hell?

http://www.google.com/tisp/

This is why I love google, and I hope it never ever changes lol. From the press release:

For years, data carriers have confronted the "last hundred yards" problem for delivering data from local networks into individual homes. Now Google has successfully devised a "last hundred smelly yards" solution that takes advantage of preexisting plumbing and sewage systems and their related hydraulic data-transmission capabilities. "There's actually a thriving little underground community that's been studying this exact solution for a long time," says Page. "And today our Toilet ISP team is pleased to be leading the way through the sewers, up out of your toilet and - splat - right onto your PC."

Aw but I didn't realize it was that old...

[Gustave]

Yea I just bumped across it yesterday. I didn't pay attention to the date or anything.

Also Google instant is nice.