Google has eggs for everyone this holiday season

Google is helping people to experience a white Christmas and give them aHanukkah light show - all on their computer screens.

The tricks, called "Easter eggs" in addition to a long line of similar antics to amuse the people to use Google sites and products.
To get some of your own virtual snow, just use Chrome or Firefox on the desktop togo to Google.com and type in "let it snow" without quotes.
First, you will see snowflakes falling from the top of the screen. Then the frostsappear. You can hit a "thaw" better to see the snow fall, or click and hold the mouse pointer to draw on the screen mate as a child on the basis of a window with a finger.
If Hanukkah is your thing, Google has a bit of love especially for you. Type "Hanukkah" (again without the quotes) into Google's main page and you will see a series of yellow lights at the top of the screen.
Individuals luck now walking with ice cream sandwich on their phones, for example, you can open an Easter egg there, too.
To see one, go to Settings, About Phone and press the Android version several times in a row. A bit of Android will appear. Long press on the Android and it will get bigger and turn into many small droids that captures the entire screen.
And just last month, PCWorld point readers to a crazy Easter egg actually makes your Google search results page to a barrel. Try it yourself, it still works!