Country specific search was a specialty of Google search engine. But that might not remain so in the future. That is because Google is now taking away this feature. The change was first noticed by the SEO home blog. The blog brought to notice that the radio button for showing only results from UK was [...]

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Thursday was a special day for search engines due to the extra traffic after the news about death of Michael Jackson came out. There were millions of people searching for information about the death of the Pop king and actress Farrah Fawcett. The news sections of the search engines like Google, Yahoo, and Bing has [...]

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A study was conducted by NY design firm Catalyst Group to compare the working of Google and Bing. The study was conducted on a focus group consisting of 12 people. The results showed that people appreciated Bing in many ways but since Google is what they are accustomed to, they prefer using it. The search [...]

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The day was eventful with Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett dying. But now what about Jeff Goldblum? Did he die too? Google says so. And people are ready to believe too.
There is a website that can generate story on anybody being dead and this is also believed to be done by that website. [...]

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Google is ever increasing the long list of services it provides. There is no turning back for this company. The latest addition to the list in the feature called the City Tours. Through this feature now Google is putting hands into the tourism business too. Google can now act as a tour guide too. All [...]

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It was reported that about a million people bought the iPhone 3GS within three days from its launch. Activation of the phone can be done by dialing 800-331-0500 and talking to the customer rep. it is the fastest of all iPhones till date and also the most powerful. What makes the phone attractive is the [...]

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The “Great Pacific Garbage Patch” is an area which is about the size of Texas in the Pacific Ocean that is filled with trash. If you search for that on Google Earth, it will not be found. Though of a considerable size, form above the patch is not visible.
The fact that such a large [...]

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Google is now introducing a visual version of its news. It has been named the “Flipper”. Flipper enables the users to view the images of the publications. The user can literally flip through the pages. The system seems to be similar to two others currently in use. One is the Google News Timeline. It is [...]

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The “Real Time” search world has two new entrants, “CrowdEye” and “Collecta”. CrowdEye is run by Ken Moss and Collecta by Gerry Campbell. Both are experts in the field. Gerry Campbell was a search executive at AOL and Reuters and an adviser at the twitter Search. He is now the CEO of the company. Ken [...]

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The Google Street View Bikes were launched in May of 2009. The bike was originally used to map the footpaths in Britain. The tricycle helped to photograph the car unfriendly roads in Britain, the cobblestone lanes in Rome etc. Now it seems there are many such bikes in use at present in various countries. The [...]

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