I find Google Webquotes incredibly useful because it shows what other sites say about specific search results. It adds significant value to my search experience with no extra effort, making it my preferred way to use Google.
Google webquotes lets you see what other sites say about each of Google’s search results. This is such a useful feature to me (at no incremental pain) that I see no reason to ever Google without webquotes! (Google also has Google viewer, which to me is far less useful. And while you’re at it, may as well check Google’s extensive resource for webmasters) via Kiruba
I share my thoughts on Google-watch, a site criticizing Google's privacy and search fairness. While I value good results, I agree that PageRank often hides relevant recent updates or smaller sites I'd like to see.
I explore a resource for searching Google searches, a meta-search technique to discover specialized Google tools. It helps find niche search services and hidden features within the Google ecosystem that standard web queries might miss.
I’ve checked out the launch of Google Co-op, which enables deep content search and sharing, and Google Trends, a tool for analyzing search volume patterns over time, much like a customizable Google Zeitgeist.
I explored the power of Google Custom Search Engines to build niche tools for my own site, Calvin and Hobbes quotes, and Tamil media, while navigating current limitations regarding Google's supplemental index results.
I found Google's new image search tool which indexes 150 million images. It’s a significant update for finding visual content, and I also shared an interesting search query for 'dead.long.live' to test the results.