Google has a long tradition of hiding Easter eggs in its software offerings. It started in 2010 with Android Gingerbread and ever since we’ve been treated to at least one new Easter egg a year. In computer software and media, an Easter egg is an intentional inside joke, a hidden message or image, or a secret feature. Google has included everything from pictures to simple games, but each time they’ve captured our attention. Here’s how you can check out the current Android Easter egg for yourself. Open up Settings, head to System , and press About Phone . Once there, rapidly press the Android version until the Easter egg pops up. With some Android skins though, you might have a slightly different route to reach to the Android version . We’ve compiled a list of the Android Easter eggs over the years, and we’ll keep updating as Google adds new ones. Enjoy! Android 2.3 Gingerbread This, frighteningly enough, started the trend. The story goes that Android framework team hea...
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