Today Google has a little surprise for the end of the year

Written by Jason Miller

Today Google has a little surprise for the end of the year

Google has prepared a small Easter Egg for thelast day of 2025. Let’s start from Doodlesthe variant of the logo with which the search engine welcomes users to its home page. If you look at it now instead of the colors we are used to you will find a written entirely in gold in which the Google’s double O has been replaced by a 2025 which turns into 2026 and pops out among silver letters and streamers.

In the middle there is also what looks like a Christmas Crackersa small traditional English game consisting of a cylinder covered in gift paper. When the two ends are pulled, the cylinder opens with a little bang. Not only that. If you click on Google you enter one special Google page where you will find events and news related to New Year’s Eve.

Here is the final surprise. You will also find a colored cone: click on the exploding cone and you will see colored confetti accompanied by the sound of a whistle.

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How to see all Google Doodles

If you want to take a dive into the history of search enginethere is an entire archive where all the Doodles launched by Google over the years are collected. At the address doodles.google find every possible variation of the Google logo. There are all national variations. The Doodles we see are designed to be compatible with Italy but are often adapted according to the country where the search engine. For example, on December 14th Google launched a Doodle dedicated to elections in Chile.

There’s also a tool to see Doodles that appeared on a specific day. If you search for December 31st you will find, for example, all the Doodles scheduled for the end of the year by the search engine. In 2024 he had chosen a more glowing logo, with outlines that seemed to come out of a Dalì painting. In 2023 a simpler logo with a strobe disc ball. The oldest is the one from 2011.

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Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.