On Tuesday, September 7, 2010, Internet giant firm Google Inc. replaced its old and celebrated logo on its home page with a collection of mysterious colorful dancing balls.
When users points their mouse at the blue, green, red and yellow balls, it changes shape and fly around the screen, and later regroup to form the Google logo or “doodle.”
When the company asked to comment on the changes imposed, it did not provide any explanation, but some Web commentators believed that the changes were made in time of Google’s 12th birthday, while other critics speculated that it has to do with press conference scheduled on Wednesday, September 8, 2010.
Some people noted that Google frequently changed its colorful logo to mark special events, anniversaries or pay tribute to statesmen, artists, scientists and many more.
Meanwhile, when Pac-Man celebrated its 30th birthday, it featured its classic arcade videogame in its logo.
