Google Nexus One Phone
Today Google has just announced (and released) the Nexus One Phone. You can buy it for $529 (or $179 with a two year T-Mobile contract). Nexus One represents Google’s vision of what an Android phone should be. Mike Arrington has reviewed of the Nexus One phone.
“I’ve been using the Nexus One with TMobile since mid-December [...]
Caffeine – Google’s New Version of Google Search
Google has just unveiled a “secret project” of the next generation of Google Search. I don’t think it is a minor upgrade but a fully new search infrastructure of Google search.
This new architecture appears to include crawling, indexing, and ranking changes. This time Google is replacing these changes in existing infrastructure. This project is still [...]
Google Adds Search Options, Google Squared, Rich Snippets
Google is about to add more features to its already dominant Internet search engine. Google has announced of new search options to help user to find what user need faster than ever, including spreadsheets of search data and the Wonder Wheel.
The major addition is simply called Google Search Options, and it’s a powerful toolbar to [...]
Google AJAX Search Results
As you may be aware, Google is testing AJAX search results and Google has confirm that. Due to Google AJAX search results, a major uproar amongst webmasters who were unable to track referrer information in their analytics package. Matt Cutts posted a video and explain a bit more about these changes.
Share You Location With Google Latitude
Few months back, Google has introduced Google Latitude feature for mobile and iGoogle user. It share your location with your friends. Yesterday Google has released two applications for Google Latitude users.
1-) Google Talk Location Status (beta)
2-) Google Public Location Badge
Google Talk location status application enable your friends to see your recent city location through your [...]
Domain Registration Info and Its Effect on Google
I ran across some very interesting information about domain registration information and how it impact your Google rankings.
In the following video of Matt has cleared that changing WHOIS information is completely normal and completely expected behavior. Google always keep on eye on spammers if spammers buy a domain or expired domain for only for the [...]
More Languages in Google Webmaster Help Forums
Google has announced to expand and add two more languages in Arabic and a Czech/Slovak Webmaster Help Forum.
Now Google is currently monitored Webmaster Help Forums: Arabic, Chinese, Czech/Slovak, Dutch, Danish, English, Finnish, French, German, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, and Turkish.
URL Reconsideration Requesting Tips
Last week Google has realeased a helpful video on how to create a good reconsideration request.
Google Checkout Fee For Non-Profits Organization
Google Checkout is going to charge standard fee from non-profit organization who use Google Checkout from the beginning of March. Earlier this service was free of charge for non profits. However, non-profits Google Grants program will be able to continue using the service for free until atleast next year.
Google Checkout Product Manager Prem Ramaswami writes [...]
Google Changes
These days Google is changing or adding new features to already existing features. Few days back Google has announced a new Goolge Sitemap Generator for websites. Google has changed their favicon which is more colorful. Yesterday Google has announced even more changes such as changes to recruiting and lays off 100 recruiters due to current [...]