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Thursday, September 27, 2012

Happy 14th Birthday, Google, And Thanks For All the Doodles

This year's birthday doodle is an animated cake. Blow out its candles and see what happens!

 
2011 
 
Google's gone old school last year with a retro-styled birthday party snapshot.

 
2010

Last year Google borrowed a Wayne Thiebaud cake to mark its 12th year in business.

 
2009

Google kept things simple in 2009; it replaced the "L" of the logo with the number 11.

 
2008

For Google's 10th anniversary the logo reverted to the original design from 1998. Apparently the server rack symbolizes what Google had hoped to receive as a birthday present.

 
2007

Google's second "G" was replaced with a colorful piñata in 2007, appropriately shaped like a number nine to mark that special day.

 
2006

A cute cupcake greeted Google users on Sept. 27, 2006.

 
2005

Seven scrumptious-looking slices of cake decorated the logo to occasion Google's seventh year in business.

 
2004

In 2004 Google selected Sept. 7 to celebrate its six-year milestone.

 
2003

The company also chose Sept. 7, 2003 as the date to cut the cake for Google's fifth birthday.

 
2002

Finally, the very first doodle celebrating Google's birthday appeared on September 27, 2002. It marked the search engine's 4th anniversary.

Google, the world’s biggest Internet company, celebrated its 14th birthday Thursday.

Google’s birth date is the subject of some controversy. According to some accounts, the company was created on Sept. 4; but in the last couple of years, Google itself has been celebrating its birthday on Sept. 27, which lands on a Thursday this year.

Since 2002, Google has been celebrating with special birthday doodles. Today’s doodle is an obvious one: an animated cake with 14 candles for you to “blow” out. 

Source : mashable

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