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14th of March is being celebrated as Pi Day. Pi or π (What is pi?)has always been an interesting Mathematical constant to know about.

Google released a doodle on 14th March to join the Pi Day celebrations.

Here is the logo in case if you haven’t seen.

It all happened when an apple fell on Issac Newton from the tree. The theory of Gravity evolved then.

04 Jan is Newton‘s birthday. As usual, Google is celebrating the day with a doodle.

Today’s doodle is not just a doodle but an animated doodle. This is the first animated Google doodle ever.

Google releases logos to celebrate few important events/days.

This year, for Halloween Day celebration, October 31, Google released more than one Google logo.

Google doodles for Halloween day.

Look at this picture. Do you wonder what it is?

This is a Google Doodle on Jackson Pollock’s birthday (28 Jan 2009).

I have never seen such Doodle by Google.

Here are few Google Pages you have never seen or rarely seen.

Google and Dilbert Doodle – A Doodles page for Dilbert

Get Stock Using Google – Google page to get stock and mutual fund information!

Google Easter Eggs Game – Cool game on Easter Eggs and Bunny

Google Heart – A page for Valentine’s day

Google Romance – Google Romance is a place where you can post all types of romantic information and, using our Soulmate Search™

16 October 2008, an image of the Queen has been incorporated into Google’s homepage logo to mark her visit to the internet giant’s British headquarters.

The image of the England Queen was specially created for her visit. The Crown on the capital E  for Queen Elizabeth.

Google places a lot of Holiday Logos or Doodles on holidays, events and various occasions.

Google stored all these Holiday Logos in a single place so that anyone can view all doodles in  a same place.

http://www.google.com/holidaylogos.html