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Google Doodle celebrates New Year’s Eve with fireworks

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01 January, 2020, 11:50 am
Last modified: 01 January, 2020, 12:39 pm

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Google Doodle celebrates New Year’s Eve with fireworks

In the new doodle, fireworks are seen filling the night sky and a special character named Froggy is enjoying in a celebratory mood with its bird friend, both wearing party caps

TBS Report
01 January, 2020, 11:50 am
Last modified: 01 January, 2020, 12:39 pm
Google Doodle celebrates New Year’s Eve with fireworks

Google on Tuesday celebrated the occasion with a sparkling doodle featuring leaping froggy.

In the new doodle, fireworks are seen filling the night sky and a special character named Froggy is enjoying in a celebratory mood with its bird friend, both wearing party caps, reports Hindustan Times.

Froggy the weather frog which commonly appears at the weather application of Google is indicating the chilly weather that comes with the onset of the New Year and also the leap of humankind towards another leap year.

Technology giant Google is known for introducing interactive and celebratory doodles on occasions, festivals and birthdays of global legends.

Earlier, a day ahead of Christmas, Google rolled out a new doodle titled 'Happy Holidays 2019' adding to the festive spirit.

The Doodle of the Christmas Eve showed a Crystal ball glass in which Santa Claus was seen sliding across a Christmas tree along with the traditional reindeer sleigh.

The reach of today's New Year's Eve doodle of Google is global.

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