2014 Easter egg hunt: Google hoaxes and jokes

Visit this link for Google Maps in London, UK, and spot the Tardis. If you'd like to take a peek inside, simply press the Up key.

Searching "do the Harlem Shake" on YouTube will not only result in numerous videos of people dancing, but will also shake up your results.

Apparently, many actors are connected to Footloose star Kevin Bacon. If you type in any celebrities' name together with "Bacon number" you can find out just how many degrees apart they are.

A nod to old-school arcade games, typing in "Atari Breakout" within Google Images will bring up a game you can play which is similar to the original Breakout series.

An HTML-based easter egg makes your results blink. Searching for either "blink HTML" or "blink tag" will alter your page to reflect this HTML code.

You can also type in "shake" and "tilt" on Google to skew your results page.

Another HTML-based easter egg: If you use the HTML marquee code in the Google search engine box then results will begin to slide across the screen.

Feeling nostalgic? Type in "Google in 1998" to be transported back to how the search engine looked over a decade ago.

British mathematician John Horton Conway is well known for research in finite grouping and combinatorial game theory. If you search for "Conway's Game of Life" in Google, the mathematician's life simulation will be displayed within your web browser.

If you purposely leave the search bar blank when visiting the Google Play store, then "unicorns" will automatically be searched for you.

Simply search for "doge meme" in YouTube and doge will be there.