Google has come out with another one of its doodles today, paying homage to one Gideon Sundback — the Swedish-American engineer who developed the zipper. Google has come out with another one of its ...

If you’ve visited Google today you can’t miss the funky interactive metal zipper that requires “un-zipping,” to get to the actual homepage. Google If you've visited Google today you can't miss the ...

Google today celebrates what would have been 132nd birthday of Gideon Sundback, the inventor of zipper, with an innovative doodle on its home page. The Swedish-American electrical engineer is mainly ...

Another day, another Google Doodle, and after the static ZX Spectrum of yesterday it's time for some HMTL5 action to celebrate father of the zipper Gideon Sundback. The Swedish-American electrical ...

A big zipper on Internet giant Google's homepage Tuesday morning marked the search giant's tribute to the inventor of the zipper, Gideon Sundback. Visitors to Google's homepage were greeted with a ...

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Ah, there is nothing like an old, trustworthy zipper. To commemorate Gideon Sundback‘s birthday, the founder of the zipper, Google is using a zipper logo on its website tomorrow. As you can see in the ...

Gideon Sundbäck — who changed the way we do-up our flies forever when he invented the zipper — got his very own Google Doodle (click on the zipper for a nifty animated cartoon) in honour of his 132 ...

Google’s latest “doodle” — click on the homepage zipper and watch it “unzip” to learn more — commemorates the birth of Swedish inventor Gideon Sundback on April 24, 1880. After being appointed chief ...

Gideon Sundback -- the man who did not invent the zipper but did perfect it -- is the recipient today of a giant, interactive Google Doodle zipper. It’s a doodle to add zip to your day, honoring the ...

I bet the Google home page made you go, "what the heck!" There is a huge zipper running down the middle of the Google home page. When you click on the logo or pull down the zipper part of the logo, it ...