A Google mistake?

I noticed the Google Kuwait page now has a Kuwait Occasion Google logo on top. Google changes the logo on special occasions and when you click on those occasion logos you get information about that event. On clicking the Google Kuwait logo you get a search for “Kuwait’s National Day”. I think someone at Google mixed up the dates. The Kuwait occasion Google logo should be online Feb 25 and 26 but by mistake is online January 25 and 26. Unless there is some occasion today I am not aware of… [Link]

Update: Looks like I was right, it was a mistake. Google just removed the occasion logo and put back the regular Google one.


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  1. Daniel says:

    haha

    yeah i think you are right !

  2. Spartan says:

    theyve had it up since last night

  3. reemas says:

    what do u expect ?
    if our Hala Febrayer celebration starts in January !!!

  4. Abdulla says:

    well today they raised the flag in Bayan palace, this ceremony resembles the beginning of the National day Festivals in Feb. Also Jan 29th is when our current Amir Shaikh Subah Al Ahmad Began his duties as a ruler of Kuwait.
    i hope i helped you guys.

  5. ariston says:

    lol.. maybe Google is confused, today is India’s Republic Day! :)

  6. Ramez says:

    Even Google :)

  7. Spartan says:

    yuba It’s been four years since the Amir took over his position it has nothing to do with hala febrayer

  8. Explorer says:

    Can you imagine a whole month of foaming?

  9. Kuwait says:

    Last week, Kuwait was the new Egypt (according to the ‘Kuwait Airways taking 3 passengers standing’ incident).

    Now Kuwait is the new India.

  10. Observer says:

    i’ll give you an advice, since i don’t like that arabic interface of google (and search results getting to the right instead of left)

    +

    i clear my settings, i’ve set home page to:

    http://www.google.com/en

    no more pain

  11. Gilla says:

    on that advice, i’ll give another advice for chrome users.
    If your search gets arabic results and you want to convert it to english results,
    1) right click on the address bar and go to “Edit Search Engines”
    2) Click Add
    3) Name: Google English
    Keyword: google.com
    URL: {google:baseURL}search?{google:RLZ}{google:acceptedSuggestion}{google:originalQueryForSuggestion}sourceid=chrome&ie={inputEncoding}&hl=en&q=%s
    4) OK
    5) Click on Google English in the list and “Make Default”

    The code that makes a difference is : hl=en in the URL, where en is english so you can replace ‘en’ with other languages.

    Happy Indo-pendence day :)

  12. Frankom says:

    سمو الامير اليوم رفع علم الكويت ايذانا باحتفالات الكويت ليومي 25 و 26

    مافي أي شي غلط بالموضوع

    كل سنة الكويت تبدي احتفالاتها آخر اسبوع من شهر ينانير كون ان شهر فبراير عدد أيامه قليله

  13. 3azeez says:

    Interesting Mark… Even more interesting Frankom.
    شلون عرفو خووخل انه اليوم تم رفع العلم ايذانا باحتالات الكويت؟

  14. Burhan says:

    How can Google do this Mistake!!!

  15. Anonymous says:

    Exactly Frankom.

  16. Naureen says:

    yea!! i noticed that too and was wondering the same thing..i think its a mistake for sure!!

  17. 845e1 says:

    They removed it. apparently they realised their mistake

  18. Just A Bunch says:

    LOOL yeah, i noticed this first thing in the morning & posted about it too!
    i was expecting this from google but not this soon!

    hee hee

    http://just-a-bunch-of-thoughts.blogspot.com/2010/01/google-congratulates-happy-national-day.html

  19. Just A Bunch says:

    u know what, maybe they will have these up all through out Feb… Frankom got a point…

    but still, its not the national day today! they could use some other message, u know…

  20. Frankom says:

    Local newspaper as well as those SMS news services

  21. Mufaddal says:

    hey,

    its Republic Day of India today (26th January)…

  22. Anoop says:

    26th Jan is Indian Republic day!May be there has been a mix-up!

  23. Mackay says:

    It’s Australia’s Day too!

    I’ve been wondering about that the whole day. A friend suggested that probably Google Kuwait is just too nationalistic and wanted to celebrate for one whole month by putting that up =))

  24. Yoy says:

    Omg i love how the dude spelled google khookhil in arabic lewls

  25. mentabolism says:

    guess there are too many Indians in Kuwait!! that they got it mixed up

  26. Manaf says:

    Only IP’s coming from Kuwait can see that independence day image in google by the way


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