Posts Tagged ‘google’
Aug 31st, 2009 by
rpsingh with
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Google Chrome is slowly building on its market share which is dominated by Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox. Google Chrome is now supported by a number of plugins which can be used to increase its functionality. Here is a list of few tips and useful plugins that can increase your productivity in Google Chrome:
1. Save [...]
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May 20th, 2009 by
Satbir Singh with
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You might already be getting suggestions for keywords as you type into Google search box. And now, this feature of Google search has been updated and it has become more intelligent than before.
If you are searching for ‘”msn, yahoo mail, new york time”, Google classifies them as navigational queries as you intend to go [...]
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May 18th, 2009 by
Satbir Singh with
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While Google can help you find out exact answers to your queries, Twitter can be a great resource to learn about what people are talking related to your search query. For example, while buying a product, you can use Google to get reviews for a product and use Twitter search to find out what people [...]
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May 6th, 2009 by
Satbir Singh with
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You might be aware of Google’s site: operator that lets you restrict the search results to a specific website. Search Site is a Firefox add-on based on Google Search’s site: operator, that lets you search the opened website for selected text on a webpage.
Select some text on a webpage and right click on it [...]
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Apr 28th, 2009 by
Satbir Singh with
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Google today launched a new feature for Google Search that lets you view statistics of public data like population, unemployment rate etc. For example, when you search for “population Nevada” you’ll find a chart based on official US Census Bureau’s Population division.
Besides population, Google Search shows chart for other types of data too, such [...]
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Apr 20th, 2009 by
Satbir Singh with
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Here’s a new offering from Google Labs, Google Similar Images, a new refined image search feature that works almost similar to Google Image Search but it can let you search using images in addition to using text query.
Though there’s no option to upload images, but you have to first type in your query and then [...]
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Mar 1st, 2009 by
Satbir Singh with
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Since its much hyped release, Google Chrome never offered an offline installer and required an internet connection to install on a computer. But now Google has understood the need of offline installer and has started to offer an offline standalone installer for Google Chrome.
Now you can install and use Google chrome on any computer [...]
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Feb 26th, 2009 by
Satbir Singh with
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Gmail now lets you attach multiple attachments with fewer clicks.Earlier it took three clicks to attach each file. Also, it shows the upload progress of attached files, quite handy for large attachments.
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Feb 11th, 2009 by
Satbir Singh with
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Gmail’s new labs feature automatically appends your location to your e-mail signature. So, now whether you are in NY or CA, message recipient will get to know your location automatically from your e-mail signatures.
Also, you can keep track of where you were when you sent that message.
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Feb 5th, 2009 by
Satbir Singh with
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If you have been using labels and filters of Gmail extensively, then you might be aware that if a filter applies label and skips a message from inbox, it is not visible directly when Gmail loads in browser, you have to click on Label name under labels box to get to the filtered message. But [...]
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