Tag: science & technology

Seemed like a good idea to Larry and Sergey.

Named after Bill Gates' dog, who is also named Google.

It's a misspelling of the word "googol", which is a huge number.

Same number of syllables as Yahoo.

Yes, and your search queries will reflect this.

No. Capitalization doesn't matter, and Google suggests alternate spellings.

Yes. And they'll send the Capitalization police to your house.

No, but you have to type really really fast in order to get it past their filters.

32

10

No limit

45

Google will search the Web for pages that fall into the same general category as your result.

Google will search for similar pages to what you searched for in your last search.

Similar pages just means that other people are looking for the same thing.

Similar pages to that of Yahoo.

Sponsored links are ads that pay Google for that space.

Something to do with Jerry Lewis.

Same as all the other search results that Google comes back with.

Sponsored links will send you free stuff if you click on them enough.

Google search engine.

The Open Directory.

Yahoo.

Ask Jeeves.

Google Shopping

Froogle

Google doesn't have a shopping tool.

Google Blog.

Xanga.

TypePad.com

Movable Type

Blogger

Bypass your results and goes to the first web page returned for your query.

Enters you into a Las Vegas sweepstakes.

Gets you a date for Saturday night.

Takes you to the site of Google's choice, without any input from you whatsoever.

Type in define, space, then whatever word you want defined.

Type in define, colon, and whatever word you want defined.

Search for the word "dictionary" and browse through the results.

All of the above would work.