On the occasion of Christmas, Google has introduced an interesting feature called Santa tracker. This will alllow users to know Santa’s whereabouts.
The first time this tracker was introduced in 2004. Google’s Santa Tracker has gained increasing elaboration recently.
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This feature tells you how far he is from your location. It also tells a number of presents he has distributed thus far. Another amazing thing is that it even reveals the weather conditions at his current location.
You can go to it right here to get all the brand new updates on Christmas Eve (there’s an app on Google Play, too) and it boasts a wide range of functions and interactive video games to get you into the Christmas spirit.
As we close out another year, it’s time for one of favorite seasonal activities. Using the two most popular trackers, NORAD and Google, you will get live updates as Santa makes his way around the globe.
Looking for Santa Claus is a popular tradition today, but it all began by chance almost 70 years ago.
A Sears catalog accidentally published the Colorado Springs’ Continental Air Defense Command (CONAD) Center’s phone number instead of a Santa hotline in Christmas 1955. Later on it began to receive calls from children hoping they would speak to Klaus himself.
Seeing an opportunity for a little festive fun, CONAD started to issue an annual press release about Santa’s whereabouts.
NORAD’s Santa tracker has historically been the go-to resource for following Santa’s whereabouts, there are now a plethora of ways families and big kids alike can scout for Kris Kringle.
Historically speaking, NORAD’s Santa Tracker has always been the go-to place to track Santa’s whereabouts. There are now many ways families and teenagers can search for Chris Kringle.
However, the best Santa tracker is made by Google, that was released its own Santa Tracker in 2004. It offers a whole new experience to NORAD in a way that is still just as fun.
