Google Searchology
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Google Searchology
- 1. Created By: Maheshkumar Darji
- 2. Contents Introduction Google Searchology Google Free on Mobile Google fiber Google Effects Google Dangerous Search Tips & Tricks References
- 4. What is Search Engine? A search engine is a web site that collects and organizes content from all over the internet. A program that creates a huge index (called “catalog”)from the pages that have been read A program that receive your search request, compares it to the entries in the index and returns result to you.
- 5. More than 30 Search engines
- 6. How Search Engines Works?
- 7. History Google begine in 1996 Founded by Larry Page(22 years) and Seregy Brin(21 years) Student of PHD Search engine origionaly nickname “BackRub” It was renamed to in 1997. a play on the word “googol,”
- 9. Internet Search Facts Google: 34,000 searches per second (2 million per minute; 121 million per hour; 3 billion per day; 88 billion per month, figures rounded) Yahoo: 3,200 searches per second (194,000 per minute; 12 million per hour; 280 million per day; 8.4 billion per month, figures rounded ) Bing: 927 searches per second (56,000 per minute; 3 million per hour; 80 million per day; 2.4 billion per month, figures rounded)
- 11. “Stop Words” The following will be ignored by Question : (“who”, “what”, “Which” “Where”, why” and “how”) do, not, if, then, was, is, when, to, be, in,on…etc
- 12. “OR” operator Google normally searches the phrase what we type in search phase. Sometime we want to search two different things like mobile phones or computer. for e.g, mobile phones OR computer will give you results which contain the wor mobile phone or computers or all the terms.
- 14. “AND” Operator Google normally searches the phrase what we type in search phase. Sometime we want to search two different things like Sachin Tendulkar AND tennis. for e.g, Sachin Tendulkar AND tennis will give you results which contain the word Sachin and Tendulkar and tennis and all the terms
- 16. Asterix(*) Operator Some time you don’t remember the complete scientific law Action and Reaction are _____ in ______and Opposite in direction” Instead of it, use * in place of _____ E.g “Action and Reaction are * in * and Opposite in direction”
- 18. (-) Operator If you want to that Google ignore ceratin terms then you use the – operator. For e.g If you’re looking for 3gmobile but not the company samsung then type, For e.g, 3g -samsung mobile .
- 20. Find Result within a range of numbers You are looking for results for a range of numbers such as ipad between Rs.30000 and Rs. 40000 you can use the “..” operator. For e.g, ipad Rs.30000..Rs.40000
- 22. Search for a specific file type This is most useful when looking the file for specific file types like pdf,doc,ppt etc. Use a filetype operator to specify filetypes in your searches. For e.g, filetype:pdf computer network will return only PDF results containing the terms computer network.
- 24. Another clever trick is using Google to convert units, such as centimetres to inches. For e.g. convert 5cm to inches will return an answer in an inches Conversion
- 26. What’s More from ? Latitude, November 2009 Wave, May 2009 Plus, 28 June 2011 Books, August 2006 Maps, February 2005 Scholar, October 2004 Romance, April 2006 And many more. . .
- 28. How to Search on Google without Internet?
- 32. Google Black and White http://blogoscoped.com/blackandwhite/
- 39. Google logo It allows you to create your own Google home page with your name
- 41. What is Google Fiber? A different kinds of Internet Google Fiber starts with a connection speed 100 times faster than today's broadband. Instant downloads. Crystal clear high definition TV. And endless possibilities. It's not cable. And it's not just Internet. It's Google Fiber.
- 42. Packages
- 47. Intitle The keyword Intitle Searches only a pages that contain specific title. For e.g. Intitle:Open Source
- 48. Inurl The keyword inurl only searches the web address that contain specific word. For e.g. Inurl:Linux
- 49. For e.g. inurl:view/view.shtml it will give u a live webcams.
- 50. Inanchor The modifier inanchor is very specific, only finding results in text used in page links. <a href=“www.srimca.edu.in/”>
- 51. Link Want to know how many links there are to a site? Try link:sitename – for example link:www.mozilla.org
- 52. Related Similarly, you can find pages that Google thinks are related in content, using the related: modifier. For e.g. related:www.microsoft.com
- 53. Directory: It Will provide you result with all pages containing in a specific directory detail of URL. For e.g. Directory:facebook.com
- 54. Allintext: may provide interesting information about a mis-configured .asp server including raw source codefor asp, directory structure and the IIS version For e.g. allintext: /iissamples/default/
- 55. Mix two dorks You can enter more than on dork to get desired result. Get all sub domain For e.g. site:Microsoft.com -inurl:www
- 57. Remotely sign-out from Gmail If you use multiple computers or devices to sign into Gmail and think you forgot to log out, you can do so remotely.
- 58. Install OS without cd Suppose you don’t want to waste money to buy CD or DVD for OS installation than you can do through pendrive.
- 59. Pendrive write protected If you dnt allow some one to write any thing in ur file then make your pendrive write protected by cmd.