Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts

24 September 2007

Google gives you cricket score

Google has simplified the search for cricket score. Just type cricket in google search box and you'll get a brief score of all the current cricket matches going on around the globe. If you want a detailed score card just click on the link.



Google even made it simpler, suppose the score of team australia or india you are looking for, jus type cricket india or cricket australia in google search box to get the team specific scores.



And now suppose you are a complete cricket buff and you know about against which your team is playing/played google even narrowed your search to that level also. So looking for india vs australia match jus type cricket score India Australia

You will get the score like this

via Google Blog

29 August 2007

Google Phone Concepts

Searching through the net about the proposed or speculated Google Phone, I found out quite number of concept designs floating around. Here is sneak peak on all.




























24 August 2007

Check out Google's latest ideas

Google is always experimenting with new features aimed at improving the search experience. Take them for a spin.

Timeline and map views







See results on a timeline or map. With the timeline and map views, Google’s technology extracts key dates and locations from select search results so you can view the information in a different dimension. Timeline and map views work best for searches related to people, companies, events and places.



Get started with one of these queries :


View on time line : nanotechnology

View On Map : pgatours


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Keyboard shortcuts

Navigate search results quickly and easily, minimizing use of your mouse.

Get started with this query: rattlesnake

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Left-hand search navigation



Search deeper in a particular type of content—patents, products or news, for example. Google searches across all kinds of content, then ranks results by relevance.If you want to see additional results of a particular content type, just click a link in the left-hand search navigation.You can also refine your results by clicking on related search terms.

Get started with one of these queries: ipod, beach, airplanes
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Right-hand contextual search navigation




Similar to the left-hand search navigation, right-hand contextual search navigation allows you to search deeper in a particular type of content or to search related terms—but from the right side of the page.

Get started with one of these queries: downtown los angeles, python, dancing


Courtesy : Google Experimental Labs