Google balloon logo has no hidden message, it is just fun

Sometimes things are just for fun and that requires no special day, which seems to be the case of Google Logo today. A new interactive balloon design for web giant's homepage surely brought billion dollar smile on the face of billions of its users, if not any message. Google Doodle today is a collection of coloured balls that move away when you try to pass your mouse over them; however when left undisturbed, they 'settle' and reform the Google logo.

Google usually reveal these kind of logo on special occasions like to reflect historic dates, famous birthdays and other world events like FIFA world cup 2010 or PAC-MAN game birthday, but there seems to be no occasion or no hidden message, it is purely for fun. Usually, when a user clicks on the Doodle, the reason for the design is displayed as if you'd done a Google search for it, but today there is nothing like it.

A Google spokesman was contacted and he said, 'Today’s doodle is fast, fun and interactive, just the way we think search should be.'

Some experts think that the design release almost coincides with what would be Google's 12th birthday and others believe that it is simply an exercise in HTML5 - the latest version of the standard programming code for displaying content on the web.

Whatever it is, the question is that why can't we just enjoy the things without looking for the reason of it. It could be a publicity stunt, however doesn't matter to me at least as I enjoyed the movement of balloons with the movement of mouse pointer.