Google+ Rolls Out Hashtag and Real-time Search Support
It has been a while since I last mentioned Google+ here on Ghacks.
It has been a while since I last mentioned Google+ here on Ghacks.
Google Software engineer Steve Yegge accidentally broadcast a 4,500 word rant about the company and described their latest social networking exercise as a "path
It's been less than a month since Google opened up it's new social networking site, Google+.
Since you are reading this blog I assume you get a lot of tech related questions that you need to answer.
If you have a Google account you can chat with your contacts, for instance over on the Gmail homepage.
I have a good dozen websites listed under my Google account in Webmaster Tools.
Imagine that you have your business setup in Google on Google Places.
Google users who want to sign in with their Google account on the Google website see currently a highlighted announcement on the page.
So called sitelinks are displayed if a specific search term has an authority site associated with it.
You have probably heard it already: Google just announced that they are going to buy Motorola's Mobile division, Motorola Mobility.
A few days ago I took delivery of a Samsung Chromebook to test, I'll be writing my full review of the Chromebook in a few days, but I wanted to see
Google enabled Games on my Google+ account while I was sleeping and I thought it would be a nice idea to review what Google+ Games has to offer on Game Saturday.
It was only a matter of time before Google started rolling out everyone's favorite pastime on Facebook: Games.
Today I took delivery of a review Samsung Series 5 Chromebook, one of the first of the new breed of netbook running Google's Chrome operating system.
This has been a long time coming and, to be honest is already way behind schedule.
A computer with a malware infection causes serious troubles for its owner or the current users, especially if they are not aware of the infection.
URL shorteners are so yesterday, well that is my opinion.
Belgian newspapers have sued Google because of the company's incorporation of news articles and images in Google News.
Facebook's presentation yesterday could not put a serious dent into the Google+ hype machine.
Google's receiving mostly warm receptions from Internet geeks, websites and standard users for their new Google+ social networking service.
I received my Google+ invite this morning and have been playing around with Google's "answer" to Facebook since then.
Storage has become a lot cheaper in recent years.
While it is pretty easy to add and upload data to the cloud, it is often not that easy to download or export the data.
Google recently rolled out a design change to their search interface.
Tomorrow Microsoft launch their new Office 365 business cloud platform integrating email, calendaring, office, sharepoint and intranets with communications and
Have you ever used the word processor in Google Docs and noticed unregistered misspellings? The first thing you should do is check in the View menu to see if Sh
Google Docs is a great way to share documents (such as this article), but keeping track of shares can be tricky.
I just signed up for a new YouTube account for one of my other sites.
I have reviewed Google's Search by Images yesterday and was impressed by the new search feature.
Searching by image is a new feature of Google Search that was introduced yesterday as well.
Web companies like Google, WordPress or Facebook are suddenly realizing that old web browsers may have a serious impact on the support they offer.
After showing you how to protect your Facebook account login from malicious attacks, it is time to show you how to protect your Google account and login as well.
Google officially launched its new mobile service, eWallet on Thursday 26th May at a ceremony held in New York with its partners, the main one of which was Mast
Last week a bill was tabled in the American senate that would allow the Department of Justice to take out a court order against sites accused of infringing copy
You may know that I check the running processes of my computer regularly.
One thing that's been annoying YouTube users for quite some time is the subscriptions bar that may be automatically displayed at the bottom of the screen.
We know that Google is constantly running experiments on google.
One of the annoying aspects of web mail accounts is that you cannot navigate away from a page after you have initiated an action.
Google recently made the announcement that they would shut down their video hosting service Google Video for good.
Many websites look up the IP address that you are connecting with, or other browser header information, to redirect you automatically to a language specific ver