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Google takes April Fools seriously. Every year, they’ll come out bunch of stuff that is hilarous, but sometimes insane. But it’s a good one nonetheless. Here are some of Google’s best joke this year.

Inbox Smart Reply with Emoji

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These new features comes to Google Inbox, if you use them. According to Googlers, emoji do a better job of plumbing the emotional depths of one’s soul. With this the sender encouraged to send an honest reply. For this April Fools day, Smart Reply will be only suggesting emoji, due to ‘bug’ in their deep neural network.

Gmail Mic Drop

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This new feature come and go in a heartbeat. The original intention for mic drop if for you who wanted to get out of conversation in an email, so you could just send & achieve with a single button. At the same time you’ll also attached a ‘drop mic’ gif into the email. However, this pranks went wrong due to bug in the system, and they have disabled the button.

Google Cardboard Plastic

Google Cardboard has been innovative in Virtual Reality field. This April, Google comes with a new one, Google Cardboard Plastic. It gives your more vision that normal Google Cardboard does, and it is real-er than real. You can use any apps on it, it has analogue clock and you have much surround sound with it. It’s super great.

1 Billion Transfer Speed

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Google is now venturing on teleportation. While gigabit is fast to transfer mere files, GigaQuad is 1 billion times faster. Google simply want to provide the data transfer speeds required to enable teleportation. With its partner, using the quantum entanglement of the photons that move through our network to make teleportation happen, which is only possible on a pure fiber optic network, which gigabit speed that we currently have is too slow.

Chrome Chromebook

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Chromebook is awesome. What’s more awesome is now, Google has this Chrome Chromebook. It’s the brightest Chromebook yet. It look smart, sharp and shiny as a kaleidoscope. The ultra high-res body reflects over 4000 lumens. That’s enough solar energy to power up a city, or all of your selfies.

Japanese Flick Input

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Google Japan introduces a physical input that you can flick. This physical input can run on Android. This input can saves more time when typing and much more convenient when input emojis.

realBooks

Google Play has its own April Fools stuff this year. They are introducing realBooks. What is it really? A device that will only consist of a book, like a book should be. You could get multiple books with different outlooks, and you can also now fill up your bookshelf with the realBook device. It’s astounding.

Self-driving Bicycle

Google has made self-driving car, now they introduce a new one, self-driving bike. Bicycle is safe for environment, and with self-driving it saves more. The bike features most of the feature that already in self-driving car, but better. It’s really an innovation since the bicycle itself.

Google Express via Chutes

Google Express is now sending items to your house with their new revolutionary delivery technology, parachutes. While drones is the in thing now, Googlers feel that drones is still not ready for the real world and chutes is the way to go.

Google Search for Socks

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Have you ever lost one of your socks in laundry? Or failed to find them after you did your laundry? Now, with Google Search for Socks, you won’t have to worry anymore. Google now offer Searchable Socks. The socks are Bluetooth enabled with a thin layer of LTE beacon. So if you lose one, you can search them back via Android app.

Google 10X

Google 10X is a brilliant idea that miniaturizing all physical objects by compressing it at 10X smaller. This will dramatically increase global portability, reduce the carbon footprint of everything, and generally fix the world’s problems. What this means? Makes everything smaller, like a lot smaller.


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