On November 3rd Google launched the extremely famous “Do a Barrel Now” trick on Google making the search page go whirlwind. And just recently another great trick for the holidays about “Let it Snow”, the funny little trick, now lets you and your page enjoy snowfall on Google. Today Google Launched yet another funny trick on the search page. Go to Google and type “(sqrt(cos(x))*cos(400*x)+sqrt(abs(x))-0.4)*(4-x*x)^0.1”. DO IT NOW.   The funny little trick, produces Continue Reading

On November 3rd Google launched the extremely famous “Do a Barrel Now” trick on Google making the search page go whirlwind. Today Google Launched yet another funny trick on the search page. Go to Google and type “Let it Snow”. DO IT NOW. The funny little trick, now lets you and your page enjoy snowfall on Google. Happy Holidays…. Funny little tricks Google does, just makes our day… Continue Reading

Today, Google has launched an enhanced version of the Google Search app for iPad and trust me its awesome. The app is not only more interactive with features like pan navigation and voice but has fluid touch response. More interactive With Google Instant packed in, results are displayed as you type your query. Once you pick a web page to visit, you’ll see the page load on a new, slide-in pane that will layer over the search results. You can slide the pane to the right to get back to your search Continue Reading

It looks like the Micro-hoo partnership is not working, as the search share of Microsoft’s Bing and Yahoo has declined in October 2011 according to report by ComScore.   Google Sites accounted for 66.2 percent of total core search queries conducted (up 0.8 percentage points), followed by Yahoo! Sites with 16.3 percent and Microsoft Sites with 13.6 percent (up 0.2 percentage points). Ask Network comprised 2.6 percent of total search queries, followed by AOL, Inc. with 1.4 percent. Microsoft Continue Reading

Remember the times when you wanted to quickly send a map to a friend? Now you can share maps with Bing which is introducing shorter URLs, expanded “send to mobile” functionality, and easier sharing to Facebook and Twitter. Click to Share To get started, simply click the Share button located in the upper right corner of the map (), or the “Send” link next to any search result. From here you can: Send the URL Post to Facebook and Twitter:  You can now easily share your results, Continue Reading

  Go search "do a barrel roll" on Google. Do it now! The fun little tricks turns your Google search page upside down into a wheeling barrel. Whee! Little things from Google make our day …. Continue Reading

Yahoo has announced that it is blocking sex searches for all those on the Indian subcontinent. Its decision came after a similar statement from Microsoft's Bling, er, Bing last week.   Latest reports suggest that Yahoo search engine, Microsoft’s Bing search engine, and Flickr, recently made alteration to their setting by which Indian users will not be able to switch off the safe-search facility. Same type of blockage is also expected in other countries like Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore. Continue Reading

While many of us might be inspired by how Pranav Mistry’s Sixth Sense technology might change the world, but Google is already a step ahead. Today at their Search Event in Mountain View, Google launched a new Google Labs project dubbed as: “Google Goggles”. So what is it? It is as simple as this, you point at a thing, take a snap, you can search instantaneously on the web using Google using image recognition. Currently an android app is available for this. Using OCR technology, you can Continue Reading

Well today, when I saw that the likes of Google, buying premium text links on its primal rival, Microsoft Bing, I was astonished. The fact of the matter was when I searched for U2 songs on Bing, the first result within sponsored links that came up was, www.Google.com/Music New expanded search results when you search for musicians on Google! Look at the top link in the above image. You can search for any music band and add the term songs to it. looks like either Google is trying to bring back Continue Reading

According to ComScore and qSearch, Microsoft's retaliation against Google search, Bing has gained significant market share reaching out close to 10% market share of U.S. searches, thats 2 large points in five months. Clearly Microsoft must be doing something right. The good part coming from it's recent deals with twitter and Facebook and then going on towards nutritional data search integration with Wolfram Alpha. The loser here is of course Yahoo search which has lost 3 percent market share Continue Reading

Every day we all search and look fro music, particularly on Google, for our favorite artists, find that new album or iconic song etc. But we keep on searching it again and again browsing many pages here and there. An when we find it we don't get to download it nor preview it in some sort of way. But wait Google brings a solution to you. Today, Google Unveils a new search feature that does just that by enabling you to search and more easily discover millions of songs, all via a simple Google web Continue Reading

Just a couple of day's ago we covered up the new ASK.com “Who Wants a Deal? We Do, We Do!” commercials. Yes they were good indeed. But only a few days after IAC, the company behind Ask.com  has mentioned that they would be open to a sale of Ask.com search engine.   Now that a significant use , given that Microsoft Bing and Yahoo recently partnered up for a Single Search engine against Google. Ask.com currently has 4% market share, and most of its’ revenue is generated through Continue Reading

Well just yesterday we covered about a new startup called Gazopa, which had pretty search for similar images, not only that with a cool FREE iPhone app as well to help you instantly search with your snap taken from the phone. And now Google has finally unveiled and graduated it’s own “Similar Search” towards the masses. The similar images feature would be available on Google Image search. All you have to do is click "Find similar images" below the most popular images in our search Continue Reading

  When searching for images mostly all of us, look for something we have in mind or have previously seen somewhere. We often look for similar images representing similar things as per required, but at the moment searching similar images via normal search engines is a painful ask.   And just for that Gazopa, beta has launched today. Gazopa is a search engine that uses features from an image to retrieve similar images. You can now upload existing images of your sketches etc or even  Continue Reading

There is a lot of content on the web from blogs to wikis to tweets but organization and search from a single platform is cumbersome. Google has just released an experiment on Google Labs called Google Social Search that helps you find more relevant public content from your broader social circle.   Now with Social Search, Google finds relevant public content from your friends and contacts and highlights it for you at the bottom of your search results.   So how will it work, as it Continue Reading