Posts Tagged ‘Google’

How to Access The Old Google Interface

Monday, May 10th, 2010

There has been a lot of hue and cry over the new google interface. You must have notices it by now and the details could be found in our previous post.

A lot of people have not taken this face lift positively and would like to still access the old Interface of Google. Yes, you can still do it without any hacks or scripts. It very simple. Instead of typing google.com just make

http://www.google.com/webhp?hl=all

your new home page and through this URL you can use the same old Google which you are used to.
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Google User Inteface Redesigned

Friday, May 7th, 2010

Google LogoTill now we loved Google because of its simple and clean approach. This search engine has been known for removing every extra word from its search interface from its homepage and results page. But, by now you must have noticed the new design which shows a couple of extra options on the left hand side of the results page.

There are a couple of options through which you can either narrow or widen the search results displayed. This interface looks a lot similar to Bing which has the search results displayed at the center and on the left panel there is a menu to help the user narrow his search.
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Google Search Appliance (GSA) – An Ultimate Tool to Search Your Intranet

Wednesday, May 5th, 2010

How many times have we wished that we could have something like Google in our own firm? Google Search Appliance is a great device that could help enterprises to dig through billions of files, documents and various kinds of data present on your company’s fileservers and intranet. Google Search appliance can also index and store information on databases like SQL Server, Oracle etc.
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10 Places Where It’s Unexpected To Find Linux Running

Friday, April 23rd, 2010

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The open source wave is catching up slowly and governments as well as businesses are realizing it’s power. The most well known open source software that we know about is definitely Linux. Its really a boon that such great piece of software is available to us for free. Just because of the cost advantage it is definitely a good idea to check it out before you decide to go with any setup. Here are some places which have adopted Linux over Windows.

Virgin America

According to CrunchGear, Richard Branson’s Virgin America also uses Linux to run its in-flight entertainment system. It is known to use Red Hat and Fedora and chosen specifically due to its agility and stability which was proven after four years of testing.
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