If you’ve ever wanted to search or navigate without disrupting the page you’re currently reading, you’ve probably opened a new tab to do so. This means either clicking the “new tab” button at the end of the tabstrip, or using the “new tab” menu item o…
Archive for November, 2009
Tip: New tab from the omnibox
Posted by Sarah Nahm on November 26th, 2009
Posted in Browsers, Google 
Tags: Keyboard Shortcut, Omnibox, Peter Kasting, Software Engineer, Tab Button, Tab Menu, Tabstrip 
Comments OffBreak out the turkey and stuffing— it’s time for Thanksgiving!
Posted by A Googler on November 26th, 2009
Remember when we mentioned that the orkut team would celebrate festive dates around the world? Well, it’s time for Thanksgiving!
Lots of food, football games, parades and plenty of time to spend with the people you cherish most in your life. These thi…
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Posted in Google, Social Networks Tags: Ariel, Bp, Button Style, Doodle, E5, Expressing Gratitude, Football Games, Google, Happy Thanksgiving, Holidays In The United States, Operations Team, Orkut, Parades, Plenty Of Time, S1600, Social Application, Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving Day, Thanksgiving Food, Traditional Holidays Comments OffGENERIC CIALIS on my website? I think my site has been hacked!
Posted by John Mueller on November 26th, 2009
How to use “Fetch as Googlebot”, part 1Webmaster level: IntermediateHas your site ever dropped suddenly from the index or disappeared mysteriously from search results? Have you ever received a notice that your site is using cloaking techniques? Unfortu…
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Posted in Google, Search News Tags: Attackers, Cialis, crawling and indexing, Deta, Generic Cialis, Google, Googlebot, Hidden Content, Ip, Logs, Navigation Menu, New Labs, Party Hacks, Quality Guidelines, Source Code, Success Link, Surprise, Webmaster Tools Comments OffGENERIC CIALIS on my website? I think my site has been hacked!
Posted by John Mueller on November 26th, 2009
How to use “Fetch as Googlebot”, part 1Webmaster level: IntermediateHas your site ever dropped suddenly from the index or disappeared mysteriously from search results? Have you ever received a notice that your site is using cloaking techniques? Unfortu…
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Posted in Google, Search News Tags: Attackers, Cialis, crawling and indexing, Deta, Generic Cialis, Google, Googlebot, Hidden Content, Ip, Logs, Navigation Menu, New Labs, Party Hacks, Quality Guidelines, Source Code, Success Link, Surprise, Webmaster Tools Comments OffHard facts about comment spam
Posted by Maile Ohye on November 25th, 2009
Webmaster Level: Beginner It has probably happened to you: you’re reading articles or watching videos on the web, and you come across some unrelated, gibberish comments. You may wonder what this is all about. Some webmasters abuse other sites by exploi…
Posted in Google, Search News Tags: Alterations, general tips, Gibberish, Google, Graph, Inbound Links, Keywords, Level Beginner, Nonsense, People, Reading Articles, Search Ranking, Site Google, Site Search Engine, Spam, Spammer, Spammers, Tons Of Links, Visibility, Web Community, Webmaster Comments OffMovember!
Posted by bs on November 25th, 2009
Once a year there is a very special and potentially awkward event: Movember. Here’s what it’s all about according to Movember.com:Movember is an annual, month-long celebration of the moustache, highlighting men’s health issues – specifically prostate…
Posted in Social Networks Tags: Adult Cancers, Alliance Program, Breast Cancer, Bro, Cancer Foundation, Cancer Prostate, Health Issues, Lance Armstrong, Lance Armstrong Foundation, Men S Health, Moustache, Pink Ribbon, Prostate Cancer, Research Initiatives, Strike 1, Survival Rates, Testicular Cancer, Twitter, Young Adult, Young Adults Comments OffGoogle Search by voice: Now in Times Square!
Posted by Lawrence Chang on November 25th, 2009
If you’ve been to Times Square in New York City over the past couple weeks, on any day from 12:30-2:00pm or 6:30-8:00pm, you may have noticed that Google Search by voice is powering Times Square’s largest combined displays — the Reuters Sign and the N…
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Posted in Google, Mobile Networks Tags: android, Black Friday, blackberry, Digital Advertising, Droid, Droids, Electronic Billboards, Electronic Displays, Friday Times, Google, Google Map, Google Search, Interactive Search, iphone, Mandarin Chinese, Museum Of Modern Art, Running Voice, s60, search by voice, Search Google, Times Square, Voice Demo, Voice Recognition, voice search, Voice Team Comments OffColor me orkut
Posted by A Googler on November 25th, 2009
When we launched the new orkut, we thought you’d enjoy changing your profile color with a single click. It was great to discover how much you liked this new feature!
In fact, you seem to have liked it so much that we decided five colors aren’t nearly …
Posted in Google, Social Networks Tags: Background Color, Blog, Blogspot, Blue Background, Bp, Button Colors, Button Style, Color Html, Five Colors, Fun Coloring, Google, Html Button, Html Colors, Hue, Nbsp, New Feature, Orkut, Palette, Png, Thumbnail Comments OffSnow Leopard Server “a tremendous value”
Posted by Apple Hot News on November 25th, 2009
In an in-depth review of Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server, Ryan Faas (computerworld.com) cites “performance gains, improvements to several collaboration tools introduced in Leopard Server, enhanced simple administration for non-technical users and new features designed for mobile access and for supporting the iPhone.” Adds Fass: “Snow Leopard Server is a tremendous value.”
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Posted in Tech Companies Tags: Collaboration Tools, Computerworld, Faas, Fass, Improvements, iphone, Mac Os X, Mobile Access, New Features, Os X, Performance Gains, Simple Administration, Snow Leopard, Technical Users Comments OffSnow Leopard Server “a tremendous value”
Posted by Apple Hot News on November 25th, 2009
In an in-depth review of Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server, Ryan Faas (computerworld.com) cites “performance gains, improvements to several collaboration tools introduced in Leopard Server, enhanced simple administration for non-technical users and new features designed for mobile access and for supporting the iPhone.” Adds Fass: “Snow Leopard Server is a tremendous value.”
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Posted in Tech Companies Tags: Collaboration Tools, Computerworld, Faas, Fass, Improvements, iphone, Mac Os X, Mobile Access, New Features, Os X, Performance Gains, Server Administration, Simple Administration, Snow Leopard, Technical Users Comments Off
