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Google's July 4th doodle celebrates dogs, not controversy
He's so happy.(Credit:Google screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET)July Fourth is the day we celebrate being a true American.Some will choose to barbecue animals and watch fireworks. Others will hack into their neighbors' wi-fi, just to see who they've been e-mailing lately.However you choose to spend the Fourth, you have to take one little look at Google's Independence Day doodle.This is now something of a tradition -- the second most doodled day after Thanksgiving.Last year, Google flirted with controversy in featuring Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is My Land," together with a cry for Internet freedom.Perhaps the doodlers received a smack on the wrist, for this year they have devolved to the fail-safe of all Hollywood producers. Yes, dogs.More Technically IncorrectIn new http://www.rmtbuddy.com/guild-wars-2-gold-us-powerleveling.html ad, Nokia admits its new phone is really a cameraNew Samsung ad to iPhone users: You're featurelessDad's perfect gift for son: A 737 cockpit simulator in his bedroomWill Nexus 7 beat iPad Mini by out-cooling it?Progress! An app that sends a breakup text for youClick on this interactive wonder and you can see various scenes of a family of cartoon dogs taking a road trip across this fair land.I am sure there is no subliminal suggestion GW2 Power Leveling here that America has gone to the dogs (despite the feelings of -- one imagines -- at least some of the people attending today's NSA protests). I am equally sure that just because these dogs have luggage on the roof of their car, it's not some oblique tease toward the rumor that a famous politician's dog once had to journey on a car roof. It's just a celebration of sheer niceness, as the family goes to Mount Rushmore, an ice cream parlor, New York, and even the leftist enclave of the Left Coast: San Francisco.Of course, it all ends in fireworks, as every important day should. May your Fourth of July end in fireworks too.
Google's July 4th doodle celebrates dogs, not controversy