The best corporate April Fools' Day pranks of 2015

Tech giants like Google, Sony and Amazon led the charge on Wednesday with their April Fool's Day shenanigans, but they definitely aren't the only companies having a little fun with pranks this April 1st.

Here's a list of the best corporate pranks of 2015.

Netflix subscribers are getting an intervention. The company has created 13 different Public Service Announcements that warn against the dangers of binge-watching. Subscribers are urged to go outside, call their mothers, and shower.

The PSAs are triggered if more than two episodes of a show are played consecutively, but can also be found by searching "binge responsibly" on the Netflix site.

Samsung has unveiled the ultimate cooking companion. The Galaxy BLADE Edge is the world's first smart knife with smartphone capabilities.

The device runs the latest OS and features sensors and algorithms that analyze your grip, dexterity and strength. Equipped with KNOX security, Samsung's latest tech has a sensor which automatically contacts emergency services in the event that the blade makes contact with human blood.

Currently in beta testing, Honda's HR-V SLF is the first automobile on the market with built-in selfie technology.

Many cars have a back-up camera, but this vehicle has 10 selfie cameras throughout the interior and exterior. Drivers can snap photos while the car is in park and upload them immediately to their social media pages.

Google has launched a new version of its classic search engine—http://com.google. The site not only displays the Google logo backwards but all search results are displayed in reverse.

Online retailer ThinkGeek, known for its nerdy and pop-culture merchandise, released several new products on Wednesday. Fanboys (and girls) can now purchase their very own "Game of Thrones" Clue boardgame, a Voltron inspired cat condo, and "Guardian's of the Galaxy" inspired Groot Beer.

The company is also offering a steam-powered gaming cabinet and "Mad Max" inspired Power Wheels Desert Drifters so your children can experience the excitement of a dystopian wasteland in their own backyard.

Online art community DeviantArt has launched a new, innnovative tool that is sure to revolutionize the art world. The site hopes to bring the sophistication of digital art into the real world with Stylus IRL.

The product is pressure sensitive and uses DeviousInk through a ballpoint tip. The device is compatible with all surfaces, even paper and you'll never need to worry about battery life again.

The "cat's out of the bag and behind the wheel" boasts Groupon's newest app Grøüber, a transportation service that lets you order cars driven by cats from your mobile phone. Grøüber uses GPS-guided red lasers to direct feline drivers from pickup to destination.

Hypoallergenic and hairless cats are available at no extra cost and tip percentages can be calculated within the app. Just remember that catnip tips are only accepted in Colorado and Washington.

Gaming immersion is about to meet submersion with Sony's PlayStation Flow. The company's newest wearable technology will enhance gameplay experience by taking gaming out of the living room and into the swimming pool.

The Flow captures the gamer's every movement and sends real-time updates to the PS4 system. The device beaks through traditional gaming barriers by streaming game footage directly to the Playstation Flow goggles. "You don't even have to be in a pool to experience it," says Ariel Iganarre from PlayStation's Wearable Entertainment Technology (PWET) group.

Visitors to Amazon.com were greeted with a blast from the past on Wednesday. The site has been redesigned to mimic its 1999 skin and sports recommendations for prank-related merchandise.

Clicking on any link on the page will redirect you to the company's current design, however.

Feeling nostalgic? Then download Microsoft's MS-DOS mobile app. Marketed as the simplest OS yet, the MS-DOS is all about getting back to BASICs.

"Turning our back on graphics was hugely liberating," says Daniel Glass, the lead designer on the project, "We've dropped the resolution, and in doing so re-discovered our roots."

Uber and Tinder have joined forces to bring two new apps to your mobile device. The Tinder for Uber program will match you with an Uber driver and if you swipe right, he'll split the fare with you.

The Uber for Tinder app, however, will hire a driver for you and your match so you can meet up immediately.

Google is about to change its search interface with "a product so brilliant you can ask it anything and so cute you are going to want to hug it," says Chris Yerga, vice president of engineering.

The Google Panda effectively eliminates the search box. Engineered with emotional and conversational intelligence, this device will answer any question in under a second guaranteed. It also comes with shock-absorbing abilities for the on-the-go user.