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Google Chrome – new web browser
a open source browser project.
Google Chrome is a new Web Browser from Google, it’s in BETA stage. you can download it HERE
Google adds two new features to Gmail for Google Apps
Only a couple days after “the outage”, Google has responded with a couple new Gmail features that I’m sure some users will be happy about. Before we get to the new features, I should mention that Google has apologized for the inconvenience caused by a problem with the “contacts system” in Gmail.
We heard loud and clear today how much people care about their Gmail accounts. We followed all the emails to our support team and user group, we fielded phone calls from Google Apps customers and friends, and we saw the many Twitter posts. (We also heard from plenty of Googlers, who use Gmail for company email.) We never take for granted the commitment we’ve made to running an email service that you can count on.
The new Gmail features are small, but address two important issues — usability and security.
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Remote Logoff in Gmail
Gmail users can now log-off their account from anywhere. Google has introduced a new feature in their Gmail website, for their users to check which IP is accessing their account. The feature also allows the user to expire all active session, so that the user has to know the password to log-in again. The best part of the tool is that, even when you have selected “remember my password” on the website, the session gets expired and the use has to reenter the password.
Google launches encyclopaedia to counter wikipedia
Internet giant Google has come up with new online encyclopaedia to counter Wikipedia. Users will be allowed to write articles on their own areas of expertise on the new free service called ‘Knol’, which stands for unit of knowledge. Google hopes that internet users will contribute to articles on wide range of topics, from gardening and pottery to Byzan-tine art and neo-classical literature.
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SEVEN (7) – SEO Tips
In our ever lasting quest to dominate the search engines we are still willing to learn the in & outs of what we like to call search engine optimization.
Below we have a few tip – 7 to be exact- that could be crucial to get you moving towards the end destination which is ofcourse, page 1 ranking for your keyword on google (and yahoo etc).
1) The Title Tag- When were talking about SEO Technique, the Title tag is one of the best and most powerful tags that you can use.
Every page should have its own title tag, each tag should include the keyword that you are targeting, along with sub-keywords associated with the main keyword that you seek to drive traffic from. Not only does this have SEO benefits but also makes yoru website look professional and coherent. Users will be able to identify where they are immediately giving you some sort of authority. Imagine having “index.php” as the title tag?
2) ALT Tags- These tags are most often ignored completely. Who would have thought that tags, that were meant to be for text browsers because the images didn’t show in text browsers, would become part of a technique to raise the keyword density of a webpage.
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