
For all the streaming video, multiplayer games, and multimedia mayhem available on the Web, sometimes the most entertaining stuff comes in the form of a simple sketch. For as long as we can remember, Google has been honoring anniversaries, historic moments, and special events with its thematic Google Doodles, and some of them are even playable. Here's a collection of our favorite interactive Google logos throughout the years. Plus, some free downloads that let you donate your PC's idle time to worthy causes.
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The Most Entertaining Google Doodles
Check out Les Paul's Guitar, Pacman, and some that you may have missed.
Free Downloads to Make Use of PC Idle Time
Stepping away from your PC? Don't let it stop working for you--or for a lofty purpose. These eight freebies do everything from backup to scientific research, all while you're not looking.
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Hacker Civil War heats up
We can't wait till it's over, so the battlefield re-enactments can begin.
Nevada allows robots to drive cars
State hasn't ruled yet on letting them carry concealed weapons.
US consumers spent $2 billion/year to power idle set-top boxes
At least they weren't wasting time watching TV.
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Download of the Week
Really Slick Screensavers
This bundle of open-source 3D CGI screensavers includes an amazing fireworks display, a trip through hyperspace, and other gorgeous examples of physics-based animation.
Fun & Games
Kinect Hack Lets You Control Multiple PC Monitors; Brings Sci-Fi Future Closer to Reality
A Kinect hack from programmer Kevin Connolly uses body-tracking and radial menus to let you control up to six PC monitors using gestures.
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