Google Blogsearch More Useful Than Ever
If you happen to use Google Blogsearch before, you’d be surprised at the changes they have made since October1. In the past, Google Blogsearch was plain and simple, just as the Google search page is.
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Google Adwords Security Breach On The Rise?
I was about to reactivate my old Google Adwords account to promote affiliate products but became wary upon reading that there are recent incidents of Adwords accounts being hacked into, resulting in the creation of false ads and of course, false credit cards charges.
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Poll: Are You Enjoying Google Chrome?
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Google Chrome Browser: First Impressions
Upon reading what Google chrome would offer, I was one of those eagerly waiting to try it out; constantly searching and refreshing what seemed to be the first available download link for it. About an hour ago, Google has made the download link for Google Chrome live, and you could also see it advertised on Google homepage (not in country specific Google sites though, just on it’s main homepage). Linux and Mac users would have to wait for a while since the installer is only for Windows.
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Searching For Google Chrome Download Link
Update: Google Chrome download link goes live at www.google.com/chrome
As one of those who are very anxious to try out Google Chrome web browser, I consistently tried my luck typing the keywords “google chrome download” and the search results pointed me to gears.google.com/chrome/?hl=en (still offline as of writing. clicking this will just redirect you to Google’s homepage). But some websites say that the said link will work depending on what country you are in.
Interestingly, Google Chrome searched under Microsoft’s Live Search doesn’t point to the new browser product at all.
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Why Google Chrome Is Better Than IE
Google is set to release its own open source web browser on 09/02/2008 called Google Chrome. Learning from current web browser trends, Google Chrome will take a different approach on how traditional web browers were designed, avoiding pitfalls that plague today’s web browsers, such as uncontrolled memory leaks which tend to crash the entire browser even when only one tab is affected.
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New Gmail HTTPS Feature For Added Security
If you regularly use your Gmail especially in public places like wifi hotspots, or even at home, you could be vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks. This will allow hackers to take a peek inside your mail, or worse, take control of it. Not a good thing isn’t it. Fortunately, there’s something you can do, and it wouldn’t take much of your time to make your Gmail session more secured.
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Gmail Team Apologizes For Mail Error
We feel your pain, and we’re sorry. These are the words from the Official Gmail Blog for users that are encountering Gmail 502 service error, which were apparently caused by a temporary outage in Gmail’s contacts system.
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Use Google On Your Mobile Phone For Instant Olympics Updates
Google Mobile Blog has launched a search tool that allows you to check the latest Beijing Summer Olympics updates using your mobile phone, with results such as the country medal count, rankings, and event schedules displayed on top of the search results.
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