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Google Suggest is a cool feature which offers similar to the one you are typing. It works as follows,

If you’re signed in to your Google Account and have Web History enabled, suggestions are drawn from searches you’ve done, searches done by users all over the world, sites in our search index, and ads in our advertising network. If you’re not signed in to your Google Account, no history-based suggestions are displayed.

But some times it displays some irrelevant topics and put you in embarrassing situation. Checkout this blog, googlelolz.com, for more  such weird suggestions

Here is the tip to turn off Google Suggestions permanently.

1. Visit Google Preferences page.
2. In the Query suggestions section, select Do not provide query suggestions

3. Save your settings

Now you are freed from Google Suggest.

Wall Street Journal and Financial Times famous online magazines. Here is a cool Google hack to read these magazines for free.

Financial Times

Wall Street Journal

Thanks to Amit

I have been to London to spend the New Year holidays. Entire london was snowed with Google Chrome advertisements.

London streets, Tube stations, Train stations are the occupied with Google Chrome ads. The ads are quiet interesting and bit innovative too.

This trip to London gave me an impression that London is the brand ambassador for Google and Chrome.

Below are the few snaps taken during the trip.

Nexus One released on 05 Jan 2010. As usual, Google has created a big buzz in blogosphere. This is considered to be a good competitor for Apple iPhone who created a revolution in the world of smartphones.

If you are looking for a smartphone, then the below comparison chart would definitely help you to arrive to a conclusion.

Image credit : www.billshrink.com

It all happened when an apple fell on Issac Newton from the tree. The theory of Gravity evolved then.

04 Jan is Newton’s birthday. As usual, Google is celebrating the day with a doodle.

Today’s doodle is not just a doodle but an animated doodle. This is the first animated Google doodle ever.

As usual Google released a doodle to celebrate the New Year. In addition to that Google also gives wishes when we click on “I am Feeling Lucky” button without any search string.

Find the below screen-cast to know what happens when you click “I am Feeling Lucky” button without any search string.

Happened to come across the Maintenance/Downtime Page of Google Wave. The page is simply superb. Not sure when are we going to see this .

Link : Google Wave’s Maintenance Page

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