Google to charge for Product Listings in Google Shopping switch
Back in May, Google announced that it would soon switch from the free to list-in Google Product Search to the paid only Google Shopping service.
Back in May, Google announced that it would soon switch from the free to list-in Google Product Search to the paid only Google Shopping service.
I have recently been receiving quite a few email notifications from Google+ that informed me of new posts and comments on the social networking site.
The past months have been filled with acquisitions and rumors about them, from Facebook buying Instagram for $1 Billion Dollars and the rumor that the company i
If you search on Google regularly, you may have noticed omitted entries on some search results pages.
Depending on what you search for on Google, you sometimes may find information at the bottom of the search page that inform you that results have been removed f
One of the great features of the search engine DuckDuckGo are its zero-click information boxes that are automatically displayed at the top of the search results
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If you are a Google+ user, you have probably read about hangouts before, and maybe even joined some.
Automatic email translations have been available on Google Mail for some time as parts of Gmail Labs.
Google Drive is Google's cloud storage service that has been making the rounds on the Internet ever since it launched a few days ago.
A compromised Internet account could have disastrous consequences.
As a webmaster, I'm often affected by updates to Google's search algorithm.
It took less than 24 hours before I received the message that Google Drive had been enabled for my Google account.
Google's file hosting and synchronization service Google Drive is here, at least for some users as the service seems to be rolling out gradually right now.
Google has dropped a number of services in the past six month period.
The Web of Trust team is reporting that a Google policy change is affecting the display of the service's trust ratings on Google.
Ben Parr over at Cnet believes that Google will eventually win the social networking battle against Facebook thanks to the success of the company's Google Chrom
If you are already seeing the new design over at Google's social networking site Google+, you may have noticed the vast amount of whitespace on the site.
Ghacks readers from the United States may have already come into contact with Google Currents, Google's news aggregation service for mobile devices.
If you have been to Google's social networking site Google+ in the last few hours, you may have spotted design changes on some pages or profiles that may have m
Newsmap is a visualization mashup for Google News.
If you do not have the time or skill to edit your videos locally before you upload them to the popular video hosting site YouTube, you'd probably grew fond of t
Like many other email providers, Gmail is using anti-spam technologies to filter out spam messages automatically.
When Larry Page took over the steering wheel at Google, the company made a u-turn on the "do not do evil" road which it had followed for most of its existence.
HTTPS has been the default protocol for the past months for users connecting to the google.
By now you have probably read about Google's privacy policy changes that take effect today.
Imagine the following scenario.
I do not spend more than a few minutes of my time per day on social networking sites such as Google+, Facebook or Twitter.
The Wall Street Journal a few days ago described how Google and other advertising companies bypassed a user privacy feature of Apple's Safari browser to drop "a
Rumors of Google Drive, or GDrive as it was named in the beginning, started to emerge at around the same time that the popular file synchronization and hosting
Google Wallet is the name of Google's recently launched cell phone-based credit card payment system.
As soon as you start using the Internet, your actions are tracked by specialized companies.
Google is running yet another design test on their homepage currently.
Mediafire was one of the file hosting sites that benefited from the Megaupload take down in January 2012.
Last week Google announced changes to its privacy policy that, on the face of it seem perfectly reasonable.
Users of Google's blog hosting service Blogger may notice quite a significant change in the coming weeks.
Google recently revealed the plan to merge the privacy policies and terms of service for most of the company's products.
While closing some of the company's lesser popular services, Google's popular services such as Google+ or YouTube have received plenty of updates in the past.
An announcement was posted yesterday on the official Google blog that indicates that changes are being made to Google's privacy policies and terms of service.
Google Takeout is a service that Google users can make use of to export their user data to their local PC.