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ShopSavvy - Android App for Google Phones
ShopSavvy is an application for Android-powered mobile phones. This program turns uses the camera on your cell phone to scan the bar code from items. It then comparison shops for the lowest local and online price for that item, shows you reviews for the item, and gives you driving directions to find stores selling the item.

WiMAX
WiMAX stands for Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access. It is a standard for delivering mobile Internet access. Google has invested $500 million into Clearwire's WiMAX business.

Trifecta of Android Fitness Apps
Here's some great apps for you to get fit with Android.

Google Hotpot
Hotpot is Google's recommendation engine for places and restaurants.

Vertical Search Engines
What is a vertical search engine? Read this article to find out.

Review of Google Product Search - Froogle
Although you can often find products directly from the main Google search engine, you can't sort those products by price or separate the stores from Web sites that just talk about the product. Google Product Search is Google's shopping search engine. It was formerly known as Froogle. It lets you search directly for things to buy.

Google Checkout
Google Checkout is a Google service that processes credit card payments. Business owners can offer Google Checkout as a payment method for customers.

Google Payments - GPC
Google Payments, Inc is a wholly owned subsidiary of Google, Inc. Google Payments handles the monetary transactions for people using Google Checkout.

Best Ebook Readers for Android Tablets
Here's how to find the best eReaders for Android tablets.

Google for Digital Cameras - Free Tools for Photographers
Are you giving someone a digital camera? Are you getting one yourself this year? Why not make the most of your gift with these handy tools from Google. You can organize and display your photos, order prints, share them on the Internet and even upload videos. Most of these services are free from Google.

The Google World Wonders Project
Explore the world with Google World Wonders Project

Map a List of Addresses With Google Maps and Google Spreadsheets
Map a List is a third-party tool developed by Brian Sobel that lets you take a list of addresses from a Google Docs spreadsheet and turn it into markers in Google Maps.

How to Plan an Alternate Route With Google Maps
Do you want to avoid a toll road, make a side trip, or avoid heavy traffic? It's easy to change your route in Google Maps. Just drag and drop.

Review of Rotten Neighbors' Google Maps Mashup
RottonNeighbor.com is a new Web site that is designed to help you find out about your neighbors before you move. Users can search zip codes to see the density of rotten neighbors, and they're encouraged to contribute rotten neighbors of their own.

BlueStacks - How to Play Android Apps on Windows
Thought you couldn't play Android apps on Windows? You thought wrong! Here's how.

How to Screen Capture From Android - How to Take Screen Captures From Your DROID
This tutorial specifically applies to Android 2.2 and below, but it will show you how to take a screen capture on your Android.

Google Android for Productivity
Android smartphones come with several Google apps. Read about a few of the best Google Android apps for your smartphone.

Top NHL Hockey Apps for Your Android Device
If you love hockey, then you need to download some or all of these top NHL Hockey apps for your Android device. Whether you love hockey games, stats or news, these top NHL Hockey apps designed for your Android device will give you your fill of hockey.

HTC Thunderbolt Review - Review of Android HTC Thunderbolt
The HTC Thunderbolt is the first Android phone on Verizon's network that takes advantage of their 4G LTE capabilities. This hands on review shows the good, the bad and the ugly of the Thunderbolt.

Ten Google Maps Tricks
Here's some easy Google Maps tricks to take it beyond Google Maps driving directions.

Five Free Android Games You Should Download Now
When you need a break from your busy day, try out one or all of these free Android apps. Download these free games and get your game break fix.

How to Read Nook Books on Your Kindle Fire
Here's how you add the Nook app to your Kindle Fire

More Settings
You'll go to the More area to find the correct setting.

Enable Third-Party Apps
Next you'll enable apps from unknown sources.

Use a Third-Party App Store
Now you can install the Nook app.

Using Dropbox
Now you'll install Dropbox.

Permissions for Apps
You still have to agree to app permissions.

Read Your Nook Books on the Kindle Fire
Your Kindle Fire is a Nook reader!

What's the Best YouTube Video of the Year? - Reader's Choice 2010
Nominate the best YouTube video of 2009 for the 2010 Reader's Choice Awards

Change Your Android Ringtone - Change Your Droid Ringer
Learn how to personalize your Android ringtones. Discover the top Android ringtone apps.

Google Flu Shot Finder
Google Flu Shot Finder is a service that uses Google Maps to find flu vaccines in the US.

Panoramio Google
Panoramio is a Web site that allows you to store photos and map the location where the photos were taken. You can also view the stored photos in Google Earth and Google Maps.

Google Play Music Review
Here's a review of Google Play Music.

How to Hack Your Gmail Address
Here are some hacks to turn your Gmail address into extra Gmail addresses.

Google Music Review
Does Google Music live up to the Google name?

Google Phone - Android and the Open Handset Alliance
Rumors of a Google phone have been circulating since 2006. Is Google working on a phone? Why are they talking about bidding on wireless bandwidth? Read this to find out.

Google Play Music
More about the service formerly known as Google Music.

Google Mashup - What Is a Mashup
A mashup is a Web site that combines content data from more than one source to create a new user experience.

How to Change Your Gmail Theme - Change Gmail Background Colors
Want to make your Gmail page more fun? Change the theme. Some themes even change with the time of day, just like the themes in iGoogle.

How to Reset a Motorola Xoom Android Tablet - Reset Frozen Xoom Tablet
Is your Xoom frozen? This is how you reset it. This tutorial covers both hard and soft resets.

What Is Google Drive
All about Google Drive.

Best Blog on Google Blogger - Best Blog on Blogspot
This was the most highly contested award category this year.

How to Make a Default iGoogle Page on Internet Explorer
iGoogle gives you immediate access to some of the most useful tools on the web. Rather than typing in the web address http://www.google.com/ig or saving a bookmark, why not make iGoogle your default home page?

Cookin' With Google - Find Recipes From Ingredients
Here's a peak at some creative and fun ways programmers have made use of Google's search engine. These tools are not associated or produced by Google, but they do make use of Google's search engine.

Google University Search
University Search allows you narrow your search to within a specific college or university's website.

Universal Search - Google
Google universal search results mean that results from multiple specialized searches will appear within the main Google Web search results.

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How to Find Movie Showtimes in Google
Google shows you movie showtimes for local theaters.

Google Inanchor: Command
Inanchor: is Google syntax to search only the link anchors of Web pages. Results are listed based on the text used in the backlinks of the page.

Intitle Google Syntax
Intitle: is Google syntax that restricts the search results to only list Web sites that contain the keyword in their title.

Google Allinanchor: Command
Allinanchor: is Google syntax to search only the link anchors of Web pages. Results are listed based on the text used in the backlinks of the page.

Movie: Google Command
Movie: is Google syntax to find local movie listings.

Google Maps Continued
Google driving directions are usually very clear. Tricky turns are phrased to minimize confusion, such as

Google Wave Robot
Wave robots are automated participants in waves. Robots could do all sorts of things from providing quick translations of messages to automatically pulling in Twitter feeds.

Highlight Keywords With Google Cache Search
Is it hard to find a specific piece of information on a large Web page? You can simply this by using Google's cached page to highlight your search term.

How to Restrict Your Google Search to Specific Domains or Specific Countries
Sometimes you want to restrict your search to specific domain types, especially when looking for Web sites in specific countries. This is a quick trick in Google to do just that.

How to Search Only Link Anchor Text in Google - Hyperlink Search
Google lets you restrict your searches to only the text used to link to other Web pages. This text is known as anchor text or link anchors.

How to Search Within Web Site Titles Using Google's Intitle: Syntax
You can use this power search tip to find results that have one or more words in the title of the Web page.

DiggTorrents Review - Google Powered BitTorrent Search
Digg Torrents is a third-party search engine that uses Google to search for torrents and song lyrics. The search results also display Google AdSense ads.

Learn More About the Galaxy Nexus
What's the big deal about the Galaxy Nexus? Read this to find out.

Nexus One - Google
The Nexus One is the rumored name of a Google branded phone. The phone is expected to be announced in early January 2010 and run Android, Google's open source phone operating system.

Google Music Beta
Learn about Google Music (beta) the new music service from Google.

How to Copy All Your MP3 Songs to Amazon Cloud, iCloud, and Google Music
Why keep your music in one place when you can put it in all three?

Writely - Google Docs & Spreadsheets
Writely was an experimental online word processor. It has been moved to Google Docs.

Musician Channel Type - YouTube
Musician is one of many channel types on YouTube. It's meant for performing musicians who record their own performances and upload them to YouTube, not for someone who uploads other people's performances.

Google Mobile
Google Mobile provides handheld friendly content for web browsing capable phones and PDAs. Services include Google searching, Google News, and Google Maps.

Google Latitude for Smart Phones and iGoogle
Latitude is a social feature that lets you share your physical location with your friends. Latitude also lets you update your status, change your profile picture, instant message or text your .

Long Click or LongTouch Android
The long click is a gesture used on Android mobile devices. Long clicking is a lingering touch and press which activates new options. Long clicks on applications allows you to move them to the desktop, and long touches on the desktop clock allow you to remove it.

Google Mobile App - What Is Google Mobile App for iPhones?
Google Mobile App for iPhones is a dedicated application that can be downloaded from the iPhone App Store directly from an iPhone. It can also be downloaded and installed on the iPod Touch.

Mail Goggles - Gmail
Mail Goggles is a Gmail Labs tool that gives you a sobriety check before you send Friday night emails.

Google Moderator
Google Moderator is a tool for generating useful user-submitted questions for presentations, events, and debates. Users submit questions and then other users vote each question up or down.

Google Measure Map
Measure Map is a tracking tool for blogs. It can track the origin of visitors, the referring link, the number of comments, and the number of posts with visitors. Measure Map is currently not signing up any new users.

Google Moon - What Is Google Moon?
Google Moon uses the Google Maps interface to show a very limited number of satellite images from the moon. The Apollo lunar landing sites are marked. The maximum zoom replaces the satellite images with a picture of cheese.

YouTube Channel - What Is a YouTube Channel
A channel on YouTube is the home page for an account. It shows the account name, the public videos they've uploaded, and any user information they've entered.

Made for AdSense - MFA
Made for AdSense or MFA sites are Web pages created specifically around AdSense keywords. These are often poor quality sites with little or no original content. MFA sites may use content copied or

Google Mars
Google Mars uses the Google Maps interface to show maps of the surface of Mars. You can choose from Elevation, Visible, or Infrared views of the planet's surface. Google Mars is a Google Labs project.

Google reCAPTCHA
In September of 2009, Google announced that they'd acquired the open source CAPTCHA company, reCAPTCHA. They stated that their intent with the company was not only for CAPTCHA technology but for enhancements in Google Books and other text scanning projects.

YouTube Quick Capture - Quick Capture Video on YouTube
Quick Capture is a feature of YouTube that lets you capture video directly into YouTube from a connected Web cam. This way you don't have to upload and convert your video.

Remember the Milk - What Is Remember the Milk
Remember the Milk is a popular online task management suite. It integrates with Gmail and allows you to receive reminders for tasks on by email or SMS text message on your phone.

Reporter Channel Type - YouTube
Reporter is one of many special YouTube channel types. In addition to all the standard features that come with YouTube channels, reporters get extra space to describe their beat, their influences, and their favorite news sources.

Google Research
Google Research is a Google project to make scientific data more accessible.

Google Presently

Google SketchUp
Google SketchUp is desktop software that runs on Macintosh, Windows, and Linux machines. You can use it to create 3D shapes that can easily be imported into Google Earth. Google offers both a free and a Pro version of SketchUp.

Google SMS - How Do You Text Message Google Searches
This is how you text search queries to Google on phones that don't get Internet.

Google Patent Search
Google Patent Search is a search engine that lets you search through patents from the USPTO

Special Google Searches
Google web searches can be narrowed to specific fields, such as US Government, Linux, Apple Macintosh, and Microsoft.

Google Spreadsheets - What Is Google Spreadsheets?
Google Spreadsheets was a Google Labs project that allowed you to create, edit, and share spreadsheets. The web-based program let you to import Excel spreadsheets from your desktop or download an export them. The functionality has been moved to Google Docs.

Orphan Books
Orphan books are books that are out of print but still protected under copyright law.

Google Sets
Google Sets is a discontinued experiment.

Personalized Home
Google Personalized Home allows you to add personalized tools, news feeds, and games to your Google page. You can rearrange the individual tools by dragging and dropping them. Tools come from both Google and third party programmers.

Google Personalized Search
Google Personalized Search generates search results partially based on your past search history. This makes the search more relevant to your needs specifically.

Google Pack
Google Pack is a software download of some of Google's most popular desktop software for Windows. It also includes some third party software, such as Firefox with Google toolbar.

Google Page Creator
Google Page Creator is a Google Labs project to generate and host simple HTML web pages with images.

Best of Blogger - 2010 Reader's Choice Awards
Best of Blogger - 2010 Reader's Choice Awards

Nominate Your Favorite Blogspot Blog
Nominate your favorite!

What's So Great About Gmail? - Gmail Review

Features and Benefits of Gmail
Gmail gives each user more than 2 gigs of storage space. That's a lot of space and more than most other web based email services. In fact, some third party software developers have created ways to use Gmail's storage for more than storing email and chat messages. The average user will never have to delete old messages to make room for new.

Google Desktop Reviewed
One of the most irritating things about Windows is the extremely slow and inefficient search function. Imagine being able to run a Google search for items on your computer and getting results in a fraction of a second. With Google Desktop, you can do just that.

What Is Google Earth?
Google Earth is a map of the world on steroids. You can zoom and glide over stitched together satellite photos of the world. Use Google Earth to find driving directions, find nearby restaurants, measure the distance between two locations, do serious research, or go on virtual vacations.

Google Earth Continued
The upper right corner lets you search for any address. Most addresses require a state or country, although some larger US cities only require the name. Typing in a full address will zoom you to that address, or at least near it. Most of the residential addresses I tried were at least two houses off.

Best Android Non-Phone
Nominate your favorite non-phones that use Android

Favorite Android Tablet Nomination 2012
Nominate your favorite Android tablet here.

Find Reusable and Public Domain Images With Google
Want to use a picture in your blog or website? If you don't have permission to use that image, you could get into trouble. Play it safe and use a filter in Google Image Search to find pictures licensed for reuse.

Specify Your Image Filter
Specify your filter settings. If you're using the images for non-commercial purposes, you don't need the same level of filtration as you do if you're using the images in an ad-sponsored blog or website.

Find Public Domain and Creative Commons Images
Click the Google Search button to continue. Your results will be filtered according to your settings. Make sure you still visit the Web page that contains the image and read the terms and conditions.

Thank You
Thanks

Google Plus Hangouts with Extras
Here's how to enable the super secret features in Google Hangouts

Best Android Tablet 2012 Readers' Choice Award
The winner for this category is the Kindle Fire

How to Use Google to Search Within a Single Web Site.
Want to use Google to search a single Web site? It's easy with this trick.

How to Use Google to Find Quick Stock Quotes
Use this quick tip to find stock and mutual fund quotes from Google.

Google Shortcut to Find the Time Anywhere in the World
This is a quick and easy tip to find the time anywhere in the world. Don't know the exact state or country the city is in? No problem. Google will list multiple answers.

How to Get Local Weather Forcasts in Google - Search Shortcut Tip
Use this Google shortcut to find local weather information in the US.

Google Wildcards - How to Google Search Using Wildcards
In most search engines, you can substitute a character as a stand in for any word or letter in a search phrase. This is known as a

Boolean - How to Find Some or All of Your Search Terms in Google Using the AND and OR Syntax
Sometimes you want to find all of your search terms in a document, and sometimes you want to find either one term or another. The term for this type of search is

Addition and Subtraction with Google, Including and Excluding Search Terms
Sometimes you want to exclude a keyword from Google searches, and sometimes you want to include a word that Google thinks is too common and usually excludes. You can do either with this quick Google searching tip.

Exploring More Google Options
Have you ever noticed those extra links at the top of the Google search engine page? Images, Groups, News, Froogle, Maps, More? Those links are keys to some of the most effective web searches out there. Let's take a tour.

More, More, More Google Options
Finally, clicking on the more button above the keyword search goes to a page listing more Google products. You can see options for more searches, such as catalog or video searches. You can also see services for creating blogs or organizing photos. It's worth going here when you've got time to explore. You never know what new service you'll find next.

The Google Video Search
Click on the Video link above the keyword search box, and Google transfers you to a Google Video search. Google Video contains a collection of videos that are both commercial and non-commercial.

Good News
Click on the News link above the keyword search box, and Google transfers our search to Google News. Google News searches go through only current news items matching the search criteria.

Google Map It Out
Click on the Maps link above the keyword search area, and Google transfers the search to Google Maps. Google Maps searches for places and businesses that match the keywords. Matches are marked on the map with flags. The map can be manipulated with your mouse, and you can get driving directions. The interface is very similar to Google Earth.

More, more, more
Click on the more>> link to select more searches.

Google Book It
Google Books is the top choice in the more>> option box. Google Books lets you search through a massive database of printed books.

Be Froogle
Froogle is Google's search engine for products and services. In this case, the results are for a CD called 'Quality of Mercy.' Results can be sorted by price, by closest location to you, or by store. This is one of the most useful searches, if you're looking for a specific product for purchase.

Becoming a Groupie with Google Groups
Click on more and then Groups above the keyword search box, and Google transfers your search to Google Groups. A Google Groups search can search through all public discussion boards on Google Groups, but it also searches the Usenet database back as far as 1981. Usenet was a heavily used network of discussion newsgroups that were available before the World Wide Web, discussing just about every topic conceivable.

Tips for Searching Effectively with Google
Here's how to narrow your search results to find what you need.

Add Search Terms
Adding search terms narrows your results.

Quotes and Other Punctuation
Here's how you pin your search results down to only exact phrases.

Think of Other Ways to Say It
Using synonyms and other ways to phrase things will help you narrow down your search results.

Either OR
Here's how you make Boolean searches with Google.

Check Your Spelling
How do you recover from misspelled words when searching using Google?

Look at the Grouping
The grouping of search results will clue you in on their relationship.

Save Some Cache
Here's how to review old results and find what you need quickly.

Other Types of Searches
Learn more about Google searches

How Can I Avoid Getting Dropped From Google Search Results?
Google has begun an emphasis on quality sites, and they frequently change their search algorithms. How can you avoid being dropped?

Track UPS and FedEx Package Shipping Directly From Google
Want a faster way to track your packages? As soon as you have a valid tracking number from UPS or FedEx, you can just type that number into Google.

How to Use Google to Convert Currency
Have you wanted to find out how much something priced in Yen costs in US dollars? Have you wondered how many Canadian dollars it would take to buy fifty Australian dollars? It's easy to find out with Google.

How to Use Google as a Dictionary - Power Search Tip
You may have noticed that occasionally, Google searches will offer a link to a definition for your search term. You can actually search for word definitions at any time. Learn how to unlock the hidden dictionary in Google with this power searching tip.

How to Find Specific File Types - Google and Google Desktop Tip
Are you looking for a specific type of file? Both Google and Google Desktop support the filetype command, which lets you restrict your searches to specific file types.

How to Check Your Flight Status With Google
Are you traveling for holidays or vacation? Here's an easy and quick way to check your flight status ahead of time. It may not make an airplane fly faster, but it will at least warn you of a delay ahead of time.

How to Get Quick Info About a Website With Google
Not sure what a website is really about? You can use this quick tip to find information from Google.

How to Search Only the Body Text of Pages in Google
Occasionally you might want to restrict your searches to only the text of Web sites and ignore all the links, titles, and URLs.

Google Search Number Ranges - How to Search Within a Range of Numbers
Sometimes you may want to narrow your search by finding things within a number range, such as fashion icons from the 1920s to the 1960s, cars that get 30-50 miles per gallon, or computers from $500-$800. Google lets you do just that with

Does Google Think You're a Man? Your Google Demographic Data
How to find out your demographic data from Google.

Video Comments - YouTube
Video comments are the text comments to a particular video on YouTube. Comments made as new videos are called video responses.

Video Response - YouTube
A video response is a video created as a reply to another user's video. Most commonly video responses are made by someone simply recording themselves talking in front of a Web cam.

Virgle
Virgle was a 2008 April Fool's Day prank suggesting a joint venture with Google and Virgin Galactic to colonize Mars.

Visual Voicemail Android T-Mobile myTouch
Visual Voicemail is an Android app by T-Mobile for myTouch and G1 users. It allows you to graphically navigate your voicemail system. Instead of having to call your voicemail box and press number sequences to delete, skip, and play messages, Visual Voicemail shows you messages in a list and lets you choose how to handle them.

VisualRank
VisualRank is a Google system for identifying images, similar to what PageRank does for Web pages.

Web Search
This is Google's first and main function. Google is the most popular web search tool in the world, and the word

Web Toolkit
Google Web Toolkit is a tool for developers. Google calls it a “development framework that lets you escape the matrix of technologies that make writing AJAX applications so difficult and error prone.

Google Zeitgeist?
Google Zeitgeist is a listing of trends and patterns in Google search habits. Top search keywords are listed by week, month, and year.

FeedBurner Headline Animator
Headline Animator is a service from FeedBurner that lets you make a mini banner advertising the latest entries in your feed. You could use this to promote a blog from another Web page.

Google Hot Trends
Hot Trends is a measurement of Google search trends. It was launched in May of 2007. It is similar to Google Trends and Google Zeitgeist, except that it is updated multiple times per day. The service does not measure the absolute popularity of search terms, as these don't tend to change much over time. Instead Hot Trends looks for terms that have suddenly gained popularity.

HTC Hero - Android Smartphone - HTC Hero
The HTC Hero is an Android phone. It features a user interface overlay called HTC Sense, which is designed to personalize your smartphone.

Google JotSpot
JotSpot was a company purchased by Google. JotSpot allowed businesses and individuals to create wikis.

Kaltix Corp - Google
Kaltix Corp was a small search search technology start-up based in Palo Alto California. It was founded in June 2003 and purchased by Google in September of that same year.

Keyword Stuffing Definition
Keyword stuffing is a deceptive technique to try and elevate a Web site's search engine result ranking by hiding text, so it is unlikely to be seen by a visitor but will be visible to search engines.

Keyword Tool for Google AdWords
The AdWords Keyword Tool is intended to give advertisers ideas on keywords they could use to target specific websites and synonyms for keywords they may be considering.

Google Knols
Knol is an experimental tool from Google that allows individual authors to create a page on any given topic. Authors of knols can place ads on their pages and receive a share of the revenue if they choose.

Google News Archive Search
Google News Archive Search is a specialized search through news articles on Google News including archived print newspaper articles. Archive search can show articles ranked by relevance or as a historical timeline.

Neotonic Software
Neotonic Software was a San Fransisco based company that produced technology for email customer support. Google acquired the company in 2003 and folded the technology into Google products.

Neven Vision - Google
Neven Vision is image recognition technology developed by Nevenengineering, Inc. Google announced that they'd acquired the company in August of 2006 and planned to use Neven Vision to enhance Picasa.

What Is the New Tab Page on Google Toolbar and Chrome?
The new tab page is a feature of Google Toolbar and Chrome. When you open a new tab in your browser window, it shows a visual representation of pages you most frequently visit, pages you've recently bookmarked, and pages you've recently closed.

Numrange - Google Command
Numrange is a combination of the words

Android Honeycomb
Honeycomb is the code name for the Android OS release following Android 2.3, Gingerbread.

Google Scholar
Google Scholar is a search engine for peer-reviewed papers, theses, books, abstracts, and other scholarly literature from all broad areas of research.

Google Web History - What Is Google Web Search History
Google Web History is part of the data Google stores with your Google account.

Sitemaps - What Are Sidemaps?
Sitemaps allow Google and other search engines to more easily crawl your site, which means your visitors find it easier to get to your contact.

Google Store
The Google Store sells Google branded merchandise, including headphones, T-shirts, water bottles, and Lava Lamps.

Google Talk - What Is Google Talk?
Google Talk is an instant messaging service, which is integrated with Gmail. Windows users can download the Google Talk application, and Mac and Linux users can use other instant messaging services with their Google Talk accounts. Google Talk also supports some voice conversation.

Google Toolbar
Google Toolbar is an add-on program for Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox. It allows for instant Google web searches from the toolbar an other features, depending on which version you install.

Web Accelerator
Web Accelerator is a Google Labs project. It is Windows based add-on software for Internet Explorer or Firefox that uses various strategies to make web pages load faster.

Google Dodgeball - Social Networking for Mobile
Dodgeball is a social networking tool using mobile phones. It allows you to broadcast your location to other users, so they can meet up with you for social events or lets you know if your friends and crushes are nearby.

Google Co-op - Google CSE
Google Co-op was a service that allowed people to contribute expertise by suggesting ways Google searches can be grouped, labeled and annotated for refined results. Users subscribe to a topic, and the topic's labels and annotations appeared with the search results.

Google Desktop
Google Desktop is a search utility that runs on a Windows or Macs and allows you to search for emails, web history, and files on your hard drive. Google Desktop also allows you to install Google Gadgets

Google Directory
Google Directory is a Google enhanced way to navigate the Open Directory Project. The Open Directory Project is non-commercial and maintained outside of Google. It is a volunteer-edited database of websites filed by category. Using Google Directory allows you to narrow a very broad search into only information within a certain category.

Froogle
Froogle is a search engine for products and services. It is free to search and free to list products or services available for sale. Merchants list items for sale through Google Base. Froogle is also offered in a mobile device friendly format.

Google Gadgets
Google Gadgets are extensions of Google Desktop, written both by Google and by third parties. They allow you to customize the Windows desktop with games and information utilities. Google Gadgets are also tools you can use from Personalized Home.

Google Groups
Google Groups is a service that allows you to create announcement lists, mailing lists, and discussion boards. Public content is also searchable, and Google Groups can also search archived USNET postings as far back as 1981.

Google Hello
Hello was a Windows desktop program that works with Picasa and allows you to share photos through the internet and publish them to Blogger blogs.

Google Image Search
Google Images is a search engine of images on the web. Thumbnails of images are displayed based on the search keywords used. The filename and surrounding text of the image are used to match the search keywords, and you can specify small, medium, or large images. Images found in Google Image may still be under copyright protection from the image creator.

Google and Nike Joga Bonito
Joga was a joint venture with Nike. The name comes from the Portuguese phrase

Google Language Tools
Google Language Tools allow you to translate text from one language to another or to search for phrases within specific languages. You can also use the Language Tools to set your language preference for Google buttons and text

Google News
Google News is a search engine for news stories. Search results give a summary of the news item, offer a link to similar items, and tell you how recently the linked story was updated. You can also use Alerts to tell you if future news items are created that fit your search criteria.

Google Notebook
Google Notebook is a Google Labs project that allows you to cut and paste website clippings, images, and pictures into a notebook page that you can access through your Google account anywhere on the web. You can make notebooks private or public.

Orkut
Orkut is a social networking service that allows you to post personal or professional information and link to friends and acquaintances. Orkut is currently available only by invitation from an existing Orkut member and requires a Google account.

Google for Educators
Google for Educators is a section of Google's website used to promote classroom use of Google products. Google also offers a teacher's newsletter through Google Groups.

elgooG
elgooG is a joke Web site. Everything on elgooG is meant to be a mirror image of what appears on Google's Web search engine.

Expandable Ads - AdSense
AdSense is experimenting with expandable ads. These are ads that expand when users click on them. Google's initial announcement is that these ads will pay site owners only when the user expands the ad and clicks on them to visit the advertiser's website.

Analytics
Analytics is a tool for webmasters who would like to analyze the visitors to their site. It provides information on where visitors originated, how long they stayed, and where they visited next. Analytics is currently by invitation only.

Google Answers
Google Answers allows you to ask a question, set a price, and have a pre-screened researcher answer the question for the set price. Previous answers are available for free.

Google Base
Google Base is currently in beta. It is a free web service that allows you to submit items that appear in Google search results. Examples of common uses are to submit products that appear in Frugal searches or submit videos to appear in Google Video searches. Google Base can also be used to host some content.

AdWords
AdWords is the Google program that is the other end of AdSense. AdWords allows subscribers to pay for advertising on Google as both text and banner ads. The ads are targeted to keywords on the web page or search results page that displays the ad. This is Google’s main source of income.

Google Alerts
Alerts are automatic messages generated when a user requests to be notified of new search results fitting their keyword criteria. Alerts can be generated for News, Web, News & Web, and Groups.

Blog Search - Google
Google Blog Search is a search engine for blogs. Blog Search will search most blogs, not just those powered by Blogger.

Google Firefox Browser Sync
Browser Sync for Firefox is an extension developed by Google for the Firefox web browser. It allows settings, including bookmarks, cookies, and passwords to be synced across multiple computers.

Google Code
Code is Google's site for external developers interested in developing Google related code. This is where Google publishes free source code and related information.

Compute
Google Compute is a feature of Google Toolbar that allows you to “donate” your computer’s idle time to do calculations for scientific research. Compute should not affect any of your regular computer usag

Google Sidewiki
Sidewiki is a commenting system for the entire Web. It is potentially on any page and visible as a sidebar you can reveal or hide as you browse. These comments are ranked by algorithm as they're posted. Furthermore, it takes comments on one page and includes those same comments on pages that quote from the original.

Sponsored Links
Google traditionally used the name

Rickroll

Seth MacFarlane’s Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy
Seth MacFarlane’s Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy is a series of short animations featuring Google AdSense advertising.

Google Sites
Google Sites is a wiki and collaboration tool formerly known as JotSpot. As of this writing, it is only available for Google Apps users.

Google SafeSearch
SafeSearch is a Google setting which filters out adult content from Web and Image search results. The default filter level is set to moderate filtering.

Searchology
Searchology is a periodic Google press event where they announce big changes and new features for Google search.

Semantic Search
Semantic search is the ability of a search engine to determine what you mean when you search for something rather than merely matching keywords for your query.

SEO - Search Engine Optimization
SEO stands for search engine optimization. This refers to the creation and maintenance of Web pages that are easily indexed by search engines. Well optimized pages should rank higher in search results.

SERP
SERP stands for Search Engine Results Page. This is the page that Google returns when you search for a key phrase. This term is commonly used in search engine optimization.

Sherpa - Android T-Mobile Smartphone App
Sherpa is an Android app provided by T-Mobile for myTouch 3G and G1 phones.

Google Sky
Google Sky is a feature of Google Earth. You can use this to view a map of the stars in the night sky. Sky is activated by clicking on the Sky button on the top of the Google Earth application window.

Spear Phishing
Spear Phishing is a sophisticated form of Internet attack where a user is sent out a customized email message that entices them to visit a poisoned website.

QR Code - 2D Barcode for Mobile
The QR Code is a two dimensional barcode that is ideal for use in mobile phones. Codes can be scanned from more than just printed products. QR codes can be scanned from any object visible to a cell phone camera, including computer screens, T-shirts, and billboards.

What Are Backlinks - Backlinks Definition
This is the definition of backlinks for Web designers and marketers.

Bad Neighborhood
Google sometimes refers to spamming Web sites, which employ tricks to misdirect users, as

Beta -Google
Most companies use “beta” to label software that is not quite ready for commercial release. Often this software has bugs or is missing functionality. Google, on the other hand, labels any product or service as beta when they feel that they may make significant changes to the interface. This means some products may spend years in beta. Google News, for instance, spent four years in beta.

Black Hat Search Engine Optimization - SEO
Search engine optimization (SEO) is often divided into ethical and unethical practices. Black hat SEO refers to those practices generally considered to be unethical or cheating.

Google Blogger in Draft
Blogger in Draft is Blogger's ongoing beta server. You can use it to test new features before they're integrated into the main Blogger server with the understanding that new features may not always work as expected.

Google Blogspot
Blogspot is the domain location for blogs that use Google Blogger. When you create a new blog, the default location is as a sub-domain on the blogspot server, so the URL is your-blog-name.blogspot.com.

Google Bookmarks
Google Bookmarks is a service which lets you save bookmarks to Web pages along with labels and notes describing the bookmark. This is similar to the service offered at http://del.icio.us.

Google Wave
Google Wave is a platform, product, and protocol for creating live, social communication documents that can be edited by multiple users in near real-time. The developers thought of it as a modern reinvention of email.

Web 2.0
Web 2.0 was a phrase coined by O'Reilly Media. It refers to the next generation of Web sites and Web applications. The first generation of sites on the World Wide Web tended to be static points of information, and gradually this has shifted towards Web sites that let you read, write, and edit pages.

White Hat Search Engine Optimization - SEO
Search engine optimization (SEO) is often divided into ethical and unethical practices. White hat SEO refers to those practices generally regarded as ethical.

Wolfram|Alpha
Wolfram|Alpha is a semantic search engine designed for research. Rather than searching for websites, the search engine is designed to find answers to questions from various sites on the Web.

Google Buzz
Google Buzz is a social networking tool built into Gmail. It allows you to stream feeds from other sources like Twitter and Google Reader and make public or private comments on them. You can also make public or private

Boutiques.com
Google's new website for fashion shopping

Motorola Xoom Android Tablet
The Motorola Xoom is an Android tablet.

Xooglers - What Is a Xoogler
Doug Edwards coined this term for ex-Googlers, or former Google employees.

Doorway Pages - What Are Doorway or Gateway Pages
Doorway pages or Gateway pages are pages that are optimized for one key term but are really designed to be gateways to lead you to different content.

Define: Google Command
Define: is a Google Web search function that searches for glossary definitions for a word.

DiggTorrents
DiggTorrents is a specialized search engine that uses Google Co-op to find BitTorrent files.

dMarc Broadcasting - Google
dMarc Broadcasting, Inc, is a radio advertising company that was purchased by Google in January of 2007. The company was purchased to enhance AdWords, so that AdWords customers could buy radio advertising space in addition to Web advertisements.

DMOZ - Open Directory Project
The Open Directory Project, also known as DMOZ, is a volunteer-edited database of websites filed by category. Using Google Directory allows you to rapidly search DMOZ.

Doodle - Google Logo Doodle
Doodles are the whimsical logo variations that occasionally appear on the Google search main page. Doodles often mark holidays, but occasionally they're created to draw attention to charities or non-profit organizations.

Google Dashboard
Google Dashboard is a transparent way for you to see what Google services you're using and what sort of information is being stored on Google servers. Since Google's AdSense advertising uses information gathered about you to serve targeted ads, your recent search history or other activity may explain any unusual advertising you're seeing.

Director - YouTube Director Channel Type
YouTube set up the YouTube Director program to encourage original content and discourage copyright violation. The program is free, but users must agree that all their content is original in order to participate. YouTube Directors may create video content longer than the usual ten minute maximum, and they may specify prices for downloading video content.

YouTube EDU - YouTube for Colleges and Universities
YouTube EDU is a page within YouTube for videos and channels from two and four year colleges and universities. YouTube specifically selected the participating institutions.

YouTube Reporter Center
The YouTube Reporter Center is a YouTube channel dedicated to giving advice to

YouTube
YouTube is a popular video hosting service, similar to Google Video. Google purchased YouTube for 1.65 billion dollars.

YouTube Insight
YouTube Insight provides metrics information for YouTube videos. Anyone with a YouTube account can see information about the videos that they have uploaded. As of this writing, Google has promised more detailed metrics will be added to this feature in the future.

YouTube Watch Page
On YouTube, the watch page is the home page of a video. This is where all the public information about a video resides.

Zenter Google
Zenter was a social presentation tool acquired by Google. The service allowed for the easy creation of PowerPoint-like presentations on the Web and the ability to share those presentations with others.

Google Zingku
Zingku is a social text messaging service acquired by Google in September of 2007. It is currently closed for new memberships.

Demo Slam - Google YouTube Demo Slam
Demo Slam is a YouTube demo competition

FeedBurner Ad Network - FAN - Google AdSense
The FeedBurner Ad Network was a FeedBurner premium service that allowed you to put ads in your RSS or Atom feeds. The service was discontinued after Google purchased FeedBurner and created AdSense for Feeds using FeedBurner's technology.

Google Filetype: Command
Filetype: is a search command that restricts Google searches and Google Desktop searches to specific file types.

What Is Folksonomy?
Folksonomy is a play on the word

Google Insights for Search
Google Insights for Search is a lot like Google Trends combined with Google Analytics. This free service offers a lot of options. You can view search trends individually or by comparison, see worldwide, countrywide, and regional breakdowns of those trends, and also see related searches.

Ignite Logic - Google
Ignite Logic was a startup company purchased by Google in 2004. The company provided Web templates for the legal industry. Very little was publicly said about the purpose of the acquisition, although it's entirely possible that some of the technology acquired went into Google Page Creator.

iGoogle
iGoogle was formerly known as Google Personalized Home Page. This service allows you to create a custom page that displays the Google search engine and configurable Google Gadgets.

Google Image Ripper
Google Image Ripper is not owned by Google. It's a Web site that allows you to search Google Image Search and see the full size images rather than previews.

Google Intext: Command
Intext: is Google syntax for searching only in the body text of documents and ignoring links, anchors, URLs, and titles.

Invalid Click - AdSense
Invalid clicks are clicks on AdSense ads that Google suspects may be fraudulent. Most of these clicks are caught by automatic filtering from Google. Advertisers are not charged for invalid clicks, and AdSense publishers are not paid for them. Google claims that invalid clicks generally account for less than ten percent of all traffic.

InVideo YouTube
InVideo ads are advertising overlays that appear on select YouTube videos. The ads appear for a few seconds on the bottom portion of a video. They will pause the video playback when clicked. InVideo ads will not display the second time a video is played.

Channel Type - YouTube
A YouTube channel type identifies the type of videos the account owner uploads.

Google YouTube Search Story Video Creator
YouTube Search Story Creator is a tool to create videos that mimic YouTube's Super Bowl ad, Parisian Love.

Froyo - Android 2.2
Froyo is the name for Android 2.2. Android versions have traditionally had sweet food names, like Cupcake, Donut, and Eclair.

Google Instant
Google Instant is a feature of Google search that attempts to predict search results as you're typing. It's designed to make search results faster. If you don't like Google Instant, you can turn it off by clicking on the link to the right of the search box.

Instagram for Android
It's been around for iPhone users for a year. What's the fuss?

Google Catalogs
Google released an experimental app for browsing catalogs.

CPC - Cost Per Click
Cost Per Click, or CPC is one method of payment for AdSense Ads. In the CPC system, webmasters hosting the AdSense ads are paid a price for every person who clicks on an ad.

CPM - Cost Per Thousand Impressions
CPM or cost per thousand impressions is an AdSense pricing scheme where webmasters are paid for every thousand times an ad is displayed on a page.

CaptionTube - YouTube
CaptionTube is a TestTube application for captioning YouTube videos. You can use the tool to caption videos. You can also use it to caption videos you don't own and send the owner a copy of the caption.

Android Cupcake - Cupcake Upgrade - Android OS 1.5
Cupcake is an upgrade to the Android mobile operating system. The upgrade began rolling out to existing Android phones in May of 2009 and featured many improvements including an on-screen keyboard.

CAPTCHA
CAPTCHA is a trademarked term from Carnegie Mellon University and stands for

Chrome OS - Google Operating System
The Chrome OS is an operating system for netbooks. Google plans on releasing it as an open source alternative to Windows XP. Chrome OS is a separate project from the Android operating system.

Chubby Lock Service for Loosely-Coupled Distributed Systems
Chubby Lock Service for Loosely-Coupled Distributed Systems

Click Fraud
Click fraud occurs when someone artificially elevates the number of clicks or impressions that register with their Web page in order to get more money for their AdSense or other Internet advertising.

Cloaking - What Is Website Cloaking Blackhat SEO
Cloaking in Google terms means designing a Web site so that search engines see one thing and visitors see another. This provides for a poor user experience, and it's a practice that can get a site removed from Google's search engine index.

The Cloud

Comedian Channel Type - YouTube
In addition to all the standard features of YouTube, a comedian channel can create a custom logo, specify performance dates, and create links for CD sales.

Comment Spam
Comment spam is the unethical practice of leaving links in unrelated blogs and guestbooks with the intent of boosting a site's search engine ranking. Many comment spam postings are left automatically by programs that seek out blogs and guestbooks.

Cookin' With Google
Cookin' With Google is a search engine that uses Google to find recipes based on the ingredients you specify. The idea is to find recipes for foods that you have in your refrigerator, rather than finding recipes and checking to see that you have those ingredients on hand.

CPA - Cost Per Action
CPA is an Internet marketing model where advertisers pay for each time a user takes a specific action. Usually this means every time someone clicks on an ad and buys something.

Google Caffeine - Search Engine Sandbox
Caffeine is Google's next generation search engine infrastructure.

Google Chrome
Chrome is a new Web browser from Google. As of this writing, it is still in beta and experimental. The browser is designed to run faster and more securely than other browsers on the market.

Motorola T-Mobile CLIQ
The CLIQ is an Android phone made by Motorola and marketed by T-Mobile in the US. The phone features a user interface that allows widgets to be embedded onto the home page for easier access to social networking services.

Conversions - AdSense and Internet Marketing Terms
Conversion is an Internet marking term. If you're creating ad-sponsored content on the Web, the money-making goal for both you and your advertisers is to convert casual readers into people who take some sort of profitable action.

Chrome Web Store
Installable Web apps are items for Chrome that involve installing small pieces of apps on the client computer instead of installing large applications as is normally seen in a traditional OS.

Invite Media
Invite Media was purchased by Google to enhance advertising.

Google CL - Command Line Google
Google CL allows you to use a command line interface for certain Google options.

Content Farm - What Is a Content Farm
The word

AudioSwap YouTube
AudioSwap is a service of YouTube where you can switch the audio track on a video you upload to YouTube. The audio new track completely replaces the prior one; however, the new audio track will be used with complete permission of the copyright owners.

What Is Ajax - Ajax Web Programming Definition - Asynchronous JavaScript and XML
Ajax stands for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. It's a Web programming technique that exchanges small amounts of information behind the scenes to speed up applications on the Web.

Google Allintext Command - What Is Allintext
Allntext: is Google syntax for searching only in the body text of documents and ignoring links, URLs, and titles.

Allintitle Google Syntax
Allintitle: finds Web pages that only contain all of the keywords in their title. The keyword should follow with no spaces.

Anchor Text
Anchor text is the text that's used to create a link. Google will let you search within anchor text, and Google considers the anchor text of backlinks to determine the rank of pages in search results.

Google Android
Google acquired this startup company in 2005. Neither company gave many details about the company or the projects they were working on at the time of acquisition, other than saying they made software for mobile phones.

Applied Semantics - Google
Applied Semantics was a Santa Monica, California based company that produced software for online advertising. Google purchased the company in April of 2003 and presumably used the technology to enhance AdWords and AdSense.

Google @Last Software, Inc
@Last Software, Inc is a software company purchased by Google. @Last Software creates SketchUp, which lets you create 3D software for Google Earth.

Avatar
An avatar is an electronic representation of a person for chats or online games. The name originally came from the Hindu term for the incarnation of a deity on Earth.

Google Apps Status Dashboard - What Is the Google Apps Status Dashboard
The Apps Status Dashboard is a tool that tells you the status of Google Apps. If you start having a problem with any Google tool, even if you're not a Google Apps user, it's a good idea to check the Apps Status Dashboard to see if there is an issue.

Automatic Caption Timing - YouTube Auto-Timing
YouTube allows you to create closed captioning for videos. Those captions can be created using an industry standard SRT file that contains text and timing information or as a plain text file. When you upload a plain text file for closed captioning, YouTube uses auto-timing to match the captions with the time when the words were said.

Google Link Popularity
Link popularity refers to the number of links pointing to a page on the Web.

Google Autocomplete
Google Autocomplete

Android Widget
Android widgets are mini apps that run on your Home screen.

Google Ad Traffic Quality Resource Center
Google's Ad Traffic Quality Resource Center is a help center for AdWords advertisers and the general public. It contains information on click fraud prevention and detection.

Google Accessible Web Search for the Blind or Visually Impaired
Accessible Web Search is a Google powered search of websites for the visually impaired.

Google YouTube ActiveSharing
ActiveSharing is an experimental YouTube tool that allows you to broadcast the videos that you're watching to other users. This lists your user name on the videos that you watch and creates a mini-feed on your profile page.

Google Adscape Media
Adscape Media was purchased by Google in March 2007 for an undisclosed sum. Adscape Media provides contextual advertising inside video games.

AdSense for Feeds - FeedBurner - Definition of AdSense for Feeds
Have you ever wondered how to put ads in RSS feeds? This is how it's done.

Marratech - Google
Marratech is a Swedish company that made video conferencing software. Google acquired the video conferencing software on April 19th, 2007. The acquired team of developers remains in Sweden to continue work on video conferencing tools.

Microhoo
Microhoo is a playful name for a proposed Microsoft acquisition of Yahoo!

Monetize Definition - What Is Monetize - Feedburner
Monetize means to convert something to money. In Internet terms monetize refers to finding a way to generate income from items posted on the Web. Web sites are usually monetized by either selling ad space or creating a related product line, such as T-shirts with slogans.

MyBrand - Google FeedBurner MyBrand
MyBrand is a feature of FeedBurner that lets you serve your feed from your own domain.

AdMob
AdMob is Google's advertising platform for mobile devices. AdMob was previously an independent company that Google purchased in May of 2010 after scrutiny by the Federal Trade Commission. The FTC cited Apple's recent acquisition of a similar company as evidence that there was healthy competition in the mobile advertising market.

Google App Inventor
Google App Inventor lets you make Android apps using a drag and drop interface.

Google Maps Gives Driving Directions and More
Google Maps is Google's search engine for locations and directions. It resembles a miniature Google Earth that runs in your web browser instead of on your desktop.

Google Maps - How to Edit a Location in Google Maps
Is your house in the wrong spot? Does Google point to a business that is really half a block up the road? Edit it.

AdSense Explained - Google's Program to Put Paying Ads on Your Web Site
AdSense is Google's advertising program that lets you place Google ads on your Web site and earn revenue.

Google Trends for Websites
Google Trends is a Google Labs tool that lets you compare the popularity of search terms over time. Recently they've released Google Trends for Websites. This lets you compare the relative popularity of entire websites.

Google YouTube TestTube
TestTube is YouTube's area for experimental tools that are still in development. You can use any of the tools and give Google feedback on how well they work.

Title Stacking Definition
Title stacking is a deceptive practice designed to elevate the search engine ranking of a Web page. Rather than adding a single HTML tag, title stacking adds multiple tags. Web browsers will ignore the extra tags, but search engine <a href="http://google.about.com/od/t/g/tonicsysdef.htm">Tonic Systems - Google</a> Tonic Systems was an online presentation software company that Google purchased in 2007 in order to add presentation capability to Google Docs & Spreadsheets. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/t/g/torrentsdef.htm">Torrent</a> Torrents or BitTorrents are files shared with the BitTorrent peer-to-peer network. Peer-to-peer means that the files are shared by individual computers on the network rather than stored on one central server. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/t/g/textp-april-fools.htm">TEXTp</a> TEXTp is Google's 2010 April Fool's Day joke <a href="http://google.about.com/od/m/g/Metaweb.htm">Metaweb</a> Google acquired the service in July of 2010, but their interest focused on enhanced semantic search possibilities with Metaweb's technology as well as Freebase, Metaweb's open, wiki-like database of over 12 million people, places, and things. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/t/g/tricorder-app-android.htm">Tricorder App for Android</a> The Tricorder app by Moonblink is a fan-created app that emulates the Star Trek Tricorder with sensors that actually do sense things on the phone, such as geolocation and sound waves. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/googleblogging/fr/bloggerreview.htm">What is Google Blogger?</a> Blogger is Google�s free tool for creating blogs. Blogs, short for web-logs, are a form of online journal. You can use them for everything from updating your friends and family about your life, giving your own advice column, discussing your political views, or relating your experience in a topic of interest. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/googleblogging/fr/bloggerreview_2.htm">Blogger Part Two</a> You can also customize and create your own template, although this requires more advanced knowledge of CSS and web design. Unfortunately, the Blogger default templates have links on the side that say �edit me,� which means even novice users must learn a little html coding to change this. There are many sites and individuals who also offer Blogger templates free for personal use. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/googleblogging/ht/orkutfrmaps.htm">Orkut Map - Google Map of Your Orkut Social Network Friends</a> Orkut lets you view a map that shows you where all your friends are located in the world. Map locations are only visible if your friends have specified that information in their profile. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/googleblogging/ss/podblogger.htm">How to Make a Podcast Feed from Blogger - Blogspot</a> Skill level: Intermediate. Use your Blogger account to make a Podcast feed that can be downloaded into iTunes. You must know how to make your own mp3 or video file, first. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/googleblogging/ss/podblogger_10.htm">Keep on Podcasting</a> To make future podcast episodes, you only need to make a new blogger entry with your podcast file as the link in the Link: field. You shouldn't have to make a new Feedburner feed or change the settings in Blogger. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/googleblogging/ss/podblogger_2.htm">Adjust the Settings</a> Once you've registered for your new blog, press the START POSTING button. Go to the Settings tab at the top of the screen and then click on the Formatting link. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/googleblogging/ss/podblogger_3.htm">Set the Link: Field to Yes</a> Scroll down in the Formatting area, and find the Show Title field and Show Link Field choices. Set both of them to Yes. Save your changes <a href="http://google.about.com/od/googleblogging/ss/podblogger_4.htm">Make a Post</a> Click on the Posting tab again to return to your blog post. You should now have both a title and link field. Fill out the Title: field with the title of your podcast. Fill out the Link: field with the exact URL of your MP3, M4V, M4B, or MOV file. Fill out the body of your blog entry with a description of your podcast episode, and then press the Publish Post button. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/googleblogging/ss/podblogger_5.htm">Go to Feedburner</a> Go to feedburner.google.com. On the home page, type in your blog's URL (not the URL of your podcast.) Check the check-box that says <a href="http://google.about.com/od/googleblogging/ss/podblogger_6.htm">Give your Feed a Name</a> Enter a feed title. It does not need to be the same name as your blog, but it can be. If you do not already have a Feedburner account, you will need to register for one at this time. Registration is free. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/googleblogging/ss/podblogger_7.htm">Choose Atom</a> Blogger generates two different types of syndicated feeds. Theoretically, you could choose either one, but Feedburner seems to do a better job with Blogger's Atom feeds, so choose the radio button next to Atom. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/googleblogging/ss/podblogger_8.htm">Optional Information</a> The next two screens are totally optional. You can add iTunes specific information to your podcast and choose options for tracking users. You don't need to do anything with either of these screens. You can press the Next button and go back to change your settings later. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/googleblogging/ss/podblogger_9.htm">Burn, Baby, Burn</a> After filling out all the required information, Feedburner will take you to your feed's page. Bookmark this page. It is how you and your fans can subscribe to your podcast. In addition to the Subscribe with iTunes button, Feedburner can be used to subscribe with most podcatching software. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/mapsanddirections/p/Latitude_WhatIs.htm">What Is Latitude - Google Maps and Mobile Social Location Sharing Tool</a> Latitude is Google's social location service. It lets you share your location and status with your friends from your phone or laptop. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/mapsanddirections/qt/walkdir_maps.htm">How to Get Google Maps Walking Directions</a> Google Maps not only lets you gets driving directions, you can also get walking or public transit directions. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/googleblogging/qt/youtube-five-year.htm">YouTube's Five Year Birthday Channel</a> In May 2010, Google celebrated five years of YouTube. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/googleblogging/qt/popular-youtube-2011.htm">The Most Popular YouTube Videos of 2011</a> What did people watch in 2011? <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/Google-Hangouts-On-The-Air.htm">Google+ Hangouts on the Air</a> What's a Google Plus Hangout on the Air? <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/Google_Short_Links.htm">Google Short Links</a> Google Short Links is a URL shortening service for Google Apps users. It is currently a Google Labs project. This means that it may change significantly or disappear without being part of the main Google Apps service. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/google_juice.htm">Google Juice - What Is Google Juice?</a> Google Juice is a slang term for PageRank. One of the ways Google determines the relevancy of things you search for is by looking at all the backlinks, or the pages that link to it. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/google_squared_definition.htm">Google Squared</a> Google Squared is a semantic search engine that finds facts from the Internet rather than pages. The search engine is a research tool designed to compete with Wolfram|Alpha. Google Squared is a Google Labs project. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/google_web_elements.htm">Google Web Elements</a> Google Web Elements are ways to embed Google products on your blog or website. Elements include things like filtered YouTube results for only news items, Google Docs presentations, and Google Custom Search. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/googlebombdef.htm">Google Bomb - What Is a Google Bomb?</a> A Google bomb occurs when a group of people conspire to artificially elevate a web site in Google's web search results ranking by linking a particular word or phrase to the website. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/googlebotdef.htm">Googlebot definition</a> Search engines usually employ some sort of automatic programs to crawl the Web and index all the pages they find. Some search engines refer to them as spiders, but Google indexes the web with <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/googledancedef.htm">Google Dance</a> Google maintains several data centers that feed information into Google search. Rather than taking the entire system off-line when Google's index of Web sites is updated, Google takes one node at a time off-line and updates them individually. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/googlefightdef.htm">Google Fight</a> Google Fight is a game based on how often a word or phrase appears in Google. Type in two words, and Google Fight will calculate the winner. Google Fight isn't made by Google but the results do use the Google search engine. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/googleflutrends.htm">Google Flu Trends - What Is Google Flu Trends</a> Google Flu Trends is a Google.org developed tool for tracking the flu. They figured out that people who have the flu are likely searching for information about the flu. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/googlegetdef.htm">GoogleGet</a> GoogleGet is a simple program that was designed to aggregate Google News items and download them to your iPod. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/googletordef.htm">GoogleTorrents</a> GoogleTorrents is the former name of DiggTorrents, a specialized search engine that uses Google Co-op to find BitTorrent files. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/googlismdef.htm">Googlism</a> Googlism is a Google game that tells you what Google <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/googwhackdef.htm">Googlewhack</a> Googlewhack is a game to find two word combinations that result in only one possible page in the Google search engine. Googlewhack is not sponsored or maintained by Google. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/grandcentraldef.htm">GrandCentral Google</a> GrandCentral is an Internet based service acquired by Google. The service allows users to choose a single, unchanging phone number that they can give out to everyone. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/guru_channel_type_YouTube.htm">Guru Channel Type - YouTube</a> Guru is one of many YouTube channel types. Gurus are users who create YouTube videos designed to educate and inform. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/productsearcdef.htm">Google Product Search</a> Google product search is a free service that allows you to search for products for sale. Merchants can list items for sale through Google Base. There's no charge to list items. Google Product Search does show ads, but the ads are separated, just like the ads show in regular Google search results. Google Product Search is also offered in a mobile device friendly format. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/p/g/Postrank.htm">What Is PostRank</a> Learn what PostRank is and what it does and why Google would want to buy it. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/Gadgets-in-Docs.htm">Gadgets-in-Docs</a> Gadgets-in-Docs are Google Gadgets that are created within Google Spreadsheets documents. They can also be exported into iGoogle pages. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/GoogDocForms.htm">Google Docs Forms</a> Google Docs allows you to create forms. Forms are Web surveys you can either embed, send in email, or post as a public Web page. Once someone fills out the form, the information is fed to a Google Docs spreadsheet. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/Living-Stories-Definition.htm">Google Living Stories</a> Google Living Stories is an experimental way to feature news stories. The idea came from talks between Google, The Washington Post, and The New York Times. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/aps4yourdomain.htm">Google Apps for Your Domain - Google Apps</a> Google Apps for Your Domain is a beta program that hosts customized versions of Gmail, Google Talk, Google Calendar, and Page Creator on your local server. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/g1_definition.htm">G1 - T-Mobile G1 With Google Phone</a> The T-Mobile G1 With Google is a phone introduced in October of 2008. It's the first Android-powered mobile device to hit the market. The phone is manufactured by HTC and sometimes referred to as the <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/ganjidef.htm">Ganji, Inc - Google</a> Ganji Inc is a Chinese company owned by Google to provide search engine results in Chinese. Google has come under some criticism for agreeing to censor results in compliance with Chinese laws. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/gaudi_def.htm">GAudi - Google Audio Indexing</a> GAudi, short for Google Audio Indexing, is a Google Labs project that lets you search through videos by analyzing the audio content with speech to text technology. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/gayglers_def.htm">Google Gayglers</a> Gayglers is group name of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered employees at Google. Gayglers organized a corporate presence at Pride parades worldwide. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/gearsdef.htm">Google Gears</a> Google Gears is a browser extension that allows Web applications to be used offline. The Web application must be specifically programmed to allow Gears to be used in this way, but the source code is freely available for developers to use. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/goog411_def.htm">GOOG-411 - What Is GOOG-411</a> GOOG-411 is a Google business directory service for phones. It is available in the United States and Canada free of charge. <a href="http://google.about.com/od/g/g/googleappengine.htm">Google App Engine</a> Google App Engine is a way for developers to deploy Web based applications using Google's servers. As of this writing, Google App Engine is still in an early preview release, which means it is limited in features and functionality. </body></html>