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To celebrate its 10th birthday (already?), Google has put online some interesting features such as the Google Timeline which enables us to see the history of Google since 1995 when its two creators met. Today, Google decided to give us another way to look at the past by putting on the Web the 2001 version of its famous search engine.

To celebrate the grand opening of La Lucha Libre, I invite you to read Chloe's post on the matter: "Last week our sales director, David Thomas, launched his restaurant, La Lucha Libre, which is located at the heart of Paris. For the occasion, the entire firm was invited to have a meal there (see all the pictures on Facebook).

I want to share with you today a post written by Chloe, a colleague who works on our Flash Games platform, Pictogame. <!-- @page { size: 21cm 29.7cm; margin: 2cm } P { margin-bottom:

Pictogame is a cool service that allows users, to create their own flash games using your face, or a friend’s face as the image. You can create a simple flash game like I’ve created below in three simple steps.

Petite Play Put together this puzzle for a fashion tip that will make you look more attractive and confident, plus it doesn't cost you a thing. Make a game | Petite Puzzle | Free games | Pictogame Smile and Stand Tall PF's xx Labels: games

By Joey Alarilla INQUIRER.net YUP, we love playing games, but how about creating one yourself? Nope, I don’t mean becoming a game developer (though you can if you want to), but going to a site that allows you to quickly customize free Flash games and embed them on your blog or social networking profile.

« Line Driver », do you know what this is? It’s the new Pictogame creation which makes you feel like Michael Schumacher. The game was launched three weeks ago and it enables you to drive a Formula One on your own track, which you have created by yourself, thanks to a very simple editor.

A wave of South American friends have arrived on Pictogame following a post on an Argentinean forum, where a member called mg42 customized some Pictogames by inserting the face of Luis d'Elia, an Argentinean politician who is said to have made racist remarks.