April Fools\u2019 Day is upon us, and like every year, Google is doing its best to outdo itself. The company releases all sorts of jokes, ranging from the ridiculously lame to the very clever, spanning the simple blog post or video to the elaborate gag or new feature. It\u2019s a very Google-specific traditio\u2026<\/b>
\nApril Fools\u2019 Day is upon us, and like every year, Google is doing its best to outdo itself. The company releases all sorts of jokes, ranging from the ridiculously lame to the very clever, spanning the simple blog post or video to the elaborate gag or new feature. It\u2019s a very Google-specific tradition \u2014 even other Alphabet companies don\u2019t really participate in the celebration.
In fact, Google\u2019s various divisions create more practical and impractical jokes for the holiday than any other tech firm, and it\u2019s simply hard to keep track of them all. We have put together our annual roundup \u2014 here are all of Google\u2019s April Fools jokes for 2018.
The Google Maps team tends to have the more intricate jokes \u2014 usually playable games \u2014 and this year it\u2019s a Where\u2019s Waldo? integration. Waldo is traveling the world with his friends Wenda, Woof, Wizard Whitebeard, and Odlaw. To travel with him, all you have to do is find him. The April Fools feature will be available all week on Android, iOS, and desktop (make sure you have the latest app version or visit google.com\/maps on your computer). To start, press play when you see Waldo waving at you from the side of your screen or ask \u201cHey Google, Where\u2019s Waldo?\u201d via Google Assistant on your phone, Chromebook, or Home device.
There are so many different types of hummus. And not everyone likes the same hummus. This is a serious problem. Google wants to organize the world\u2019s information, and hummus is no exception. What better way than to have a Hummus API? It analyzes your taste using Google\u2019s \u201cadvance artificial intelligence algorithm,\u201d \u201ca hummus big data warehouse\u201d stored in the Google Cloud, \u201ca machine learning model,\u201d vision intelligence, and a taste stick.
When it comes to April Fools\u2019 Day, Google seems to have a bottomless pit for a marketing budget. We will update this post as the company launches more jokes.<\/p>\n

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