Google 21st birthday doodle is nostalgic, takes us back to 1998

Happy Birthday Google. It has been 21 years since the internet search engine first surfaced and has continued to dominate human lives ever since. The company is now celebrating its own birthday with a doodle displaying how Google looked it when it made its debut on 27 September 1998. This doodle is seemingly an opportunity to understand more about Google. If you think you know everything and anything about the search engine, you could be wrong.  

Google’s 21st birthday doodle 

Clicking on the doodle leads to information about the search engine giant. Now, with today being the 21st birthday of Google, even social media is flooded with wishes (some hilarious) leading to the creation and trending of the “HappyBirthdayGoogle” campaign on twitter. Just imagine life without Google search. Would Microsoft’s bing and other related search engines have taken birth if not for Google? Now, if you enjoy Google, then try Googling Google on the search engine today, you could get access to information required to be grasped on the 21st birthday of the search engine.  

By the way, the Google 21st birthday doodle is in the form of an old desktop computer complete with a CRT monitor and a bulky CPU unit. Those were the days when computers were considered as really innovative. Today it is the smartphones. Hence, the latest doodle by Google is seemingly an opportunity to relive the nostalgia of the digital world. Here, remember that the internet existed even before Google. The latter harnessed the power of the former to the maximum possible extent.  

As far as wishing Google is concerned, netizens have been jumping ahead in wishing the search engine giant. .In this regard, check out below only certain hilarious reactions from twitterati. What would be your reaction to Google’s birthday today? You could even remember Sundar Pichai for his contributions to Google and for showcasing Indian digital talent to the world yet again. This birthday, therefore, is more special to both Google as well as netizens.