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Check out this neat little trick on the Google I/O site
If you know Google, you know that the company isn’t averse to building a few neat little tricks into its products.
Now it looks like it’s taken the same kind of attitude into the site for its annual I/O developers’ conference. If you click on the images of an “I” and an “O” on the site, you’ll find yourself escorted to a new page, each of which is themed to play a sound effect.
It’s a neat little bit of fun, although cracking the various codes can get a little frustrating at times. The ones we have managed to crack make it worth it though.
There’s a space page:
An instruments page:
The single-player pong page:
According to The Next Web, there’s also a bowling page and an eight-bit page, although we haven’t been able to find those yet.
If you want to get going without all the hard work of figuring the code out, here’s a hint for one of the pages: IIOIOOII.
Let us know if you manage to find any other kickass pages.