Tag Archives: Google

Virtual Keyboard in Google Search, Search In Non-Latin Languages Like Hindi

Google recently introduced a new feature: a virtual keyboard, on selected international sites like Google India. This virtual keyboard appears next to the search box if you use search interface in a non-Latin language. Continue reading →

Google Maps Driving Directions Now Available in 111 Countries

Google Maps has enabled driving directions in 111 countries now, and hence users in these countries and territories can get turn-by-turn information using Google Maps. Continue reading →

Search Twitter.com Archive Using Google Search

Google today announced a very interesting and useful feature: Search through twitter archive. Users can search Twitter.com archive on Google search, and can go back as far as the very first tweet on March 21, 2006! Continue reading →

US Internet Service Provider Redirecting DNS For Google Toolbar Search Queries In Firefox

An Internet Service Provider (ISP) based on the East Coast of the US has been found redirecting DNS for the search queries from the Google Toolbar in Firefox. Continue reading →

Google Analytics Opt-out Option For Users

Google today announced that the company is working on browser based plug-in, which will allow users to opt-out of being tracked by Google Analytics. Continue reading →

Google Acquires Picnic

Google has acquired Picnic, the online image editing website. Picnic will be integrated with other applications owned by the company. Continue reading →

Facebook Updates In Google Search

Google has announced to include public Facebook status updates in search results. Status updates from other sites like twitter, Google Buzz, FriendFeed and MySpace are already included in real time search results. Continue reading →

Google 1337 Hack Page

This is another Easter egg in Google search. This will take you the official hack page of Google.com Continue reading →

Sync Twitter With Google Buzz Updates

Do you wish to export your Buzz updates to other sites like Twitter? Here is the trick. Continue reading →