Check out this year's April fool's pranks 😂😂
April Fools’ Day 2018: JioJuice, OnePlus PeiCoin, Google Bad Joke Detector, Gboard Hardware Keyboard and more
It is that time of the year, when even the tech world goes overboard with April Fools’ Day pranks. Every year geniuses at top tech companies, thanks to their creative juices, come up with the coolest and weirdest ideas and innovations. Let’s us dive in and see what the great minds have for us this year!
Reliance Jio's jiojuice
JioJuice charges the phone just by inserting the Jio SIM using wireless Jio network. This creates wireless electromagnetic field between the transmitter and receiver that turns 4G data packets into energy packet to charge the phone.
OnePlus’ Pei Coin
PeiCoin is a peer-to-peer digital currency created exclusively for OnePlus users. This can be mined with OxygenOS, is lightning quick with no-fee transactions supported by a secure open-source framework and the PeiCoin wallet is seamlessly integrated with the OnePlus device, making it easier to complete transactions, manage your wallet, and transfer funds.
Xiaomi Mi A1 with 6 camera setup
Xiaomi MiA1 with 6 rear cameras takes a dig at Huawei P20 Pro with three rear cameras.
— Mi (@xiaomi) April 1, 2018
Uber Eats world’s 1st Anti Aging Ice Cream
They say it also works on 8 signs of aging and it is event taking pre-orders for the ice
Where’s Waldo? in Google Maps
Each of Google’s division has unique products for April fool’s day this year. This time Google Maps division has introduced new Where’s Waldo game on Android, iOS and desktop that lets you find waldo in the crowd. You need to find him and his friends as they travel, and you you’ll be transported to places all around the world, where you can him over and over again. You can win wonderful and wacky badges throughout your journey by finding him and his friends.
Bad Joke Detector in Google Files Go app
Xiaomi MiA1 with 6 rear cameras takes a dig at Huawei P20 Pro with three rear cameras.
— Mi (@xiaomi) April 1, 2018
Uber Eats world’s 1st Anti Aging Ice Cream
They say it also works on 8 signs of aging and it is event taking pre-orders for the ice
Each of Google’s division has unique products for April fool’s day this year. This time Google Maps division has introduced new Where’s Waldo game on Android, iOS and desktop that lets you find waldo in the crowd. You need to find him and his friends as they travel, and you you’ll be transported to places all around the world, where you can him over and over again. You can win wonderful and wacky badges throughout your journey by finding him and his friends.
Waldo and his friends just left Google in California for an awesome adventure.
Can you spot them with Google Maps?
When you find him, don’t forget to let us know with #WaldoMaps! https://t.co/jIFTOOgrUmpic.twitter.com/bparGZOWw4
— Google Maps (@googlemaps) March 31, 2018Can you spot them with Google Maps?
When you find him, don’t forget to let us know with #WaldoMaps! https://t.co/jIFTOOgrUmpic.twitter.com/bparGZOWw4
Bad Joke Detector in Google Files Go app
Files Go now lets you all the bad jokes from your phone with Files Go with Bad Joke Detector. It also takes a dig at “good morning” memes sent in India. The Bad Joke Detector uses a custom-built deep neural network that scans your smartphone for jokes with your permission, identify the bad ones and delete all of them with a single tap, freeing up space for more important things—like better jokes!
Gbord hardware keyboard
Google Japanese input team has introduced Gboard Hardware Keyboard. Once you have connected your keyboard to the physical handwritten converter, you are ready. All you have to do is write the letters on the keyboard. The physical handwritten converter analyzes the input signal sent from the keyboard and identifies the character you wrote.
Google cloud hummus API
Google Cloud Hummus API is the latest Google Cloud groundbreaking technology. “After enabling our customers to address senses through Speech & Vision API, we are now releasing a subset of Taste APIs started with a dish we all love – Hummus,” says Google.
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