Google - Features and Products
List of all Google Services
Google Specialized Searches
Looking for an easier way to find information on a specific topic
or at a specific website? Google provides the following specialized
search engines:
- Search for Mac & Apple things
- Search for the BSD operating system
- Search all Linux-friendly pages
- Search Microsoft-related pages
- Search all .gov and .mil sites
- Narrow your search to a specific institution's website
http://www.google.com/options
/specialsearches.html
Google Submit
http://www.google.com/submit_content.html
Google Suggest
http://www.google.com/webhp
?complete=1&hl=en
Google Store
http://www.googlestore.com/
Google Talk
Google Talk is a service offered by Google for Voice over IP and
instant messaging. Google Talk beta was released on August 24, 2005
and consists of both a service and a client used to connect to the
service. Google Talk is a simple and free way to talk with and send
instant messages to your friends. Like Gmail, Google Talk uses Google's
innovative technologies to help people communicate more effectively
and efficiently. Think of it as Google's approach to communications.
Google Talk is easy and intuitive to use.
http://talk.google.com/
Google Toolbar
The Google Toolbar is probably the most famous of all toolbars,
not least because of its association with the web's favorite search
engine. Google Toolbar is an Internet browser toolbar available
for Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox (with slightly
different features). The two versions include: a Google search box
(for different Google sites, the current site, or other added sites),
phishing protection, feed subscription, Spell Check, Auto Link,
AutoFill, translator, Page Rank display, address bar browse by name
and pop-up blocker. Google Toolbar is free available on net and
installs in only seconds.
The biggest drawback with the Google Toolbar is that it only searches
Google. However, its extra functions have taken it beyond the scope
of a regular search engine toolbar and lifted into the realms of
the genuinely useful. And it does not show page rank.
http://toolbar.google.com/
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