Google has hidden another Easter Egg in its search results. Googling “Zerg rush” transforms the search results page into a game where your search results are being attacked by a swarm of O’s. The objective is to defend your search results from being obliterated. Each O can be destroyed by clicking in it three times. A life bar will appear above your target O until it disappears. If you fail to stop them, your search results will be consumed by the hungry O’s. More after the break.

Facebook’s re-design of the photo-viewer is now rolling out to the masses. The design now incorporates a landscape orientation, with the comments and tag information moved to the right of the photo you are viewing. The maximum allowed image width is more than 900 pixels. In essence it allows users to scroll through more comments and respond to friends on the photo without leaving the page/profile they were on.

Google Plus in its initial avatar was just open to journalists and people working in the tech industry as well as the ones they invited. But now anyone can join in. Only caveat is that you have to be 18 years of age. Keep reading for what’s in-store.

Google+ has gained such a lot of popularity since its launch that its easy to forget its just about 45 days old. Just to keep up with the pace of the hype, Google has now launched its biggest addition to Google+, Games. Keep reading what you are in for and how its different from games on Facebook.

So you are among the few who got invited to checkout Google+ and like the simplistic UI and simple colors or you are among the most of us who just saw some videos of what its like, doesn’t matter, all of you can now try Gmail’s preview of the new look its going to sport by default, once Google+ opens up for the public. Read past the break to know how-to.

Google+ is on its way, and for the first time, Google seems to be on the right foot in brand unification. Previous disasters such as Wave and Buzz have left the social platform Google was trying to develop in some anarchy, but the new approach towards unification of its various services alongwith UI design might just do the trick. Keep reading as to what is in store for Picasa and Blogger.

Google has now formally launched the Google+ project. Its the new beginning to Google’s social design. It incorporates several new features and all sprouting from the data that you have been feeding Google for the last few decades. Its strange how easily and seamlessly your Google Account helps you enter a Social domain which is brand new yet it feels as if you have always been using it. Trust us once you get the invite you’ll know what we are saying. So lets jump right in to see what Google+ is all about.