Happy Birthday Google!

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Google company shows everyone a cute, celebratory doodle on 27 September to mark its birthday. Google celebrated its 18th birthday with a new doodle. You can see that the capital 'G' is blowing up a green balloon to spell out the rest of its name. And after blowing it up, the 'G' carries off into the sky.

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