The less-than-anticipated fidget spinner mania seems to have finally reached Google. Redditors have spotted that the internet giant has added a hidden fidget spinner virtual simulation straight into ...

Google, for some reason, has created a virtual fidget spinner, which is virtually the stupidest thing that’s ever happened on the Internet (okay, to be fair it’s not even close to the stupidest thing ...

Google just got on the fidget spinner game, albeit a few weeks late. Statistics-tracking website FiveThirtyEight called the wacky toys “over” on Friday — people aren’t searching about them on the ...

Forget about dishing out 10 bucks for a fidget spinner at your local convenience store: Someone has built a virtual simulator you can spin all you want entirely free of charge. Developed by designer ...

Even though a fidget spinner typically runs only about $5, why not save a few bucks and play with Google's virtual fidget spinner instead? As pointed out by Redditor "redditboston," searching "spinner ...

Everyone is obsessed with the fidget spinner. If that statement seems like an exaggeration, just take a look at Snapchat, Instagram stories, or The New Yorker — who wrote in May that the frantic ...

A fidget spinner app became the top free game in the iTunes store last weekend, just above YouTube, the traffic navigator Waze and the social network Snapchat. Perhaps you’re unfamiliar with the ...

In a matter of weeks, fidget spinners went from something almost nobody had ever heard of to the must-have toy of the season. The anxiety-reducing handheld spinners are so ubiquitous that dozens of ...

Google loves jumping in on popular trends, and today it’s pushed out one for the latest — fidget spinners. You know, those spinning pieces of plastic that have shown up in dozens of viral videos and ...