GoogleWe all need to practice self-care during the pandemic, so Google is taking some time to celebrate itself with a Google Doodle on its 22nd birthday. The Google Doodle is as old as Google itself; in fact, the Google Doodle is technically a little older than Google as a company, depending on what you count as Google's official birthday. But the Google logo is definitely celebrating responsibly, with the other letters catching up with the cartoon capital "G" on (presumably) a Google Hangouts call. Google posted its second Google Doodle on July 14, 2000, to celebrate Bastille Day. Sunday’s 22nd birthday celebration joins over 4,000 other works of art — some by Google employees and some by outside artists — in the Google Doodle archives.

Source: Forbes September 27, 2020 04:07 UTC