This is great! Too funny! Google also used its Google Maps web app for more April Fools Fun. It designed 8-bit Quest Maps. To access the Quest Maps fire up your normal Google Maps web app and click on the "Try it now" button on the left-hand menu. Once you do, your default map will transform from the MapsGL-enhanced view of the world you're used to seeing into a map akin to something you’d find in an old NES (Nintendo Entertainment System). But – get this – the 8-bit map isn't just for show. It really works! You can perform the same functions in the 8-bit map view as you can in your normal Google Map. Driving directions are still available, for example, but figuring out where the 8-bit roads actually are may give you a migraine. Good job Google!
My hobby is HAM radio. I am looking for an application to use my mobile as a Single Lever key just like this one – http://www.i2rtf.com/html/hst.html . I think it is the quickest way to 'type' a text. I hope to download such an app soon. I ask for your advice where it is possible to download it.
Oleg RA3AKT@gmail.com
That would be an April Fools Joke…. Nice try though
trolololol
You do realize this is an April Fool's joke, right?
That would be an April Fools Joke…. Nice try though
Wonderful hahahaha
I just love the way they've included the Tap in the logo – .- .–. = tap Great prank
Much as I think Google products in the past have been noteworthy, this is a great idea…for April 1..
April fools right?
This is not an April Fools joke…. though it would be a good one.
nope
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This is great! Too funny! Google also used its Google Maps web app for more April Fools Fun. It designed 8-bit Quest Maps. To access the Quest Maps fire up your normal Google Maps web app and click on the "Try it now" button on the left-hand menu. Once you do, your default map will transform from the MapsGL-enhanced view of the world you're used to seeing into a map akin to something you’d find in an old NES (Nintendo Entertainment System). But – get this – the 8-bit map isn't just for show. It really works! You can perform the same functions in the 8-bit map view as you can in your normal Google Map. Driving directions are still available, for example, but figuring out where the 8-bit roads actually are may give you a migraine. Good job Google!
My hobby is HAM radio. I am looking for an application to use my mobile as a Single Lever key just like this one – http://www.i2rtf.com/html/hst.html . I think it is the quickest way to 'type' a text. I hope to download such an app soon. I ask for your advice where it is possible to download it.
Oleg
RA3AKT@gmail.com