You may of heard of Google TV, which is a cross between a Search Engine and TV. Now Google has launched a Google TV website dedicated to telling us all the nitty gritty details about what can expect when the new Web Tv system goes live at the end of this year. To get Google TV you will need either a SmartTV (Internet Ready TV) like Sony’s New nternet TV pr a set-top-box like the Logitech Revue. However, don’t get too excited,...

Lately, I keep on noticing dwindling organic results in SERPS above the page fold high traffic search terms. Why would Google do this? Well, I think it’s cleary conversion otpimastion isn’t it? Fewer organic distraction = more clicks on paid adds. To top it off, they are coming up with even more cockier ways of getting you to click on paid search adds. Is Google getting too greedy? I think so. Below you’ll see a screen shot of...

Google’s rolled out a new header logo. Why? I’m not sure. Will it increase the page load time of the homepage? Probably. What do I think? Well I’m pretty sure user interaction and time on the Google homepage will increase significantly whilst the new Bubbly Google Logo is live (i.e. Users playing with it for the first time). Plus it portrays a nice “fun” side of Google we have missed for a while. So, I guess...

Google Realtime Search engables users to see up-to-the-second social updates, news articles and blog posts about hot topics around the world in an instant! Check out Google Realtime Search Google Realtime Search Enables you to: Search faster - Get results directly on the new Realtime homepage Refine results – Pinpoint results by location, time, and more See entire conversations – Read full threads of conversations to get...

Nowadays, it’s pretty hard to search Google without being displayed a blended result. Blended search is great as it allows users to find information across several types of media, such as Video, Images, Twitter feeds etc. Today, when performing the search”Facebook Places“, I noticed a pretty busy blended SERP with news results, Twitter feed & to my astonishment I also noticed the new “Google Trends” widget at...