You'll need a search engine to find the Google logo on the web portal's homepage Thursday morning.
Instead, Web surfers woke up to find the search engine's name officially changed to "Topeka" - at least for one day.
The change is purportedly a return gesture to Topeka, Kanasas, whose mayor unofficially renamed the city "Google, Kansas," for the month of March in an effort to land a spot on Google's "Fiber for Communities" program. The initiative, launched this year by Google, promises to install new broadband cables in random communities around the United States.
