Wanted to have your own site, create a wiki or build web pages from scratch but do not have money to host it online?
Google today announced on their official blog that Google Sites which had launched if February 2008 for Google Apps users is now available to the public.
If you have been waiting to build [...]
Don’t be surprised if you see a new logo on the Google homepage today as seen in the screenshot below, it is the the winning logo from the Doodle for Google art competition and was created by a 6th Grader (wow). The logo was voted as the best one by thousands of people over last [...]
I was very surprised and happy to read the new blog post about Google Search Quality on the Official Google Blog.
The blog post talks about the Search Quality team which are the people who bring us quality results for every search we make with the Google Search Engine.
Google has been experimenting quite a lot with search results lately and I was glad to see another new experiment today where they added a search box within the search results to search the site itself.
This is much like having site search right within the search results. Check out the search results in the [...]
A startling revelation by CNET has found out a clause in Google’s TOS which debars users who are under 18 years of age (which is the legal age to form a binding contract in United States) cannot make use of any Google Services like Gmail, YouTube and more.
The clause in itself does not state the [...]
Every wondered what your doing wrong with regards to SEO and headed to numerous SEO sites. That will end soon as Google Webmasters blog today announced two new features for Webmasters. One of them is Content Analysis and the other one is Sitemap Details.
What does both of these new features go, lets have a closer [...]
I was just going through some changes and noticed Google using a new method to show Ads. Right below the current Google AdSense ads there is a new link which says Show More Ads. This link takes the user to a new page which shows relevant ads to the user.
This was earlier also reported in [...]
