Google Nose Prank : Google Nose is Fake, The Artificial Nose isn’t
A Google YouTube video shows people searching for the smell of roses on their phones and being pleased with the results. A search on the subject prompts the user to bring their nose close to the device and press ‘enter’ to begin smelling! A click on the help button takes the user to a page that describes potential issues you may encounter…along with the fact that ‘It is April Fools’ Day!’
- Coming to your senses: go beyond type, talk, and touch for a new notation of sensation.
- Your internet sommelier: expertly curated Knowledge Graphs pair images, descriptions, and aromas.
- Take a whiff: the Google Aromabase – 15M+ scentibytes.
- Don’t ask, don’t smell: For when you’re wary of your query – SafeSearch included.
What’s that smell?
- Google NoseBETA leverages new and existing technologies to offer the sharpest olfactory experience available:
- Street Sense vehicles have inhaled and indexed millions of atmospheric miles.
- Android Ambient Odor Detection collects smells via the world’s most sensible mobile operating system.
- SMELLCD™ 1.8+ high-resolution compatible for precise and controlled odors.
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With the release of Nose BETA on April Fool’s Day, Google has pulled yet another April Fool’s Day prank.
According to the search giant, the feature, which is currently visible on its home page, is the new’scentation’ in search, which will bring smells to those searching for them via their electronic devices.
Google Nose includes three features: Street Sense, which provides smells indexed by the company’s vehicles, Android Ambient Odor Detection, which provides the smells through its mobile operating system, and SMELL CD, which allows users to control the odours.
This is Google’s third April Fool’s joke of the day, following pranks for Gmail and YouTube earlier in the day.
