Unfortunately, we do not have an automatic replay button in YouTube to keep video/song repeat in a never ending loop. Every time we have to manually click on that small replay button at the top of the video, which is both inconvenient and uncomfortable. The old trick of appending &loop=1 parameter was the easiest method [...]

If you search for “let it snow” on Google, you will witness the new holiday easter egg. HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript make some beautiful animation to the page with snowflakes and frost covering up the screen. Interestingly, you can write on the screen covered with fog with your mouse once it is all frozen. It [...]

Are you interested in knowing what grabbed world’s attention in 2011? What were the most popular search terms in 2011? Which celebrity or about which movie people wanted to know more? What did the world cared about this year? Google is ready with all these answers in into annual Zeitgeist 2011 data. There are more [...]

Peugeot in association with Google has launched an interesting application [mashup], which allows you to make street view movies to promote its new car RCZ. As most of you already know, Google Street View lets you see real street maps of the world through 360-degree panoramic angle. Peugeot is leveraging this GSV technology to stimulate [...]

Aaron Hobson, a cinemascope artist has come up with beautiful pictures from all around the world collected through Google Street View cars. GSV is a technology that lets you explore streets of the world through 360-degree panoramic angles. This is very helpful for finding your way through the city or for spotting that right place. [...]

Everyone dreams for getting a job at Google. After all, Google is a part of FORTUNE Magazine’s prestigious “100 Best Companies to Work For” [source]. We have already seen YouTube’s awesome office picture. Ever wondered how life at Google is? This YouTube channel showcases inside life of Googlers, the Google engineers. Jobvine has come up [...]

Google, the search engine giant has silently introduced an online quarterly magazine named ‘Think Quarterly’. The magazine is aimed for UK partners and advertisers and is dedicated for business data, ads and speed. The 1st edition of this online magazine is available in both EPUB and PDF formats. According to Matt Brittin, Managing Director, UK [...]

A Google A Day is an interesting site which asks users to find puzzle answers with the help of Google. Its an addictive game to test your knowledge and Google searching capabilities. Each day, the Google team will ask a question based on varied topics and you will have to find the answer from the [...]

Google never fails to amuse its users. By Recursion trap, Doodles and Easter Eggs Google always have some interesting stuff to keep its users happy. This time, Matt Cutts shares latest Easter egg in Reader.

Youtube, was acquired for USD $1.65 Billions in Google stock. Its office space is located in San Bruno, California and is full of facilities. Did you ever wondered how YouTube’s office look like? Here are some workarea photographs :

If you remember, approximately 2 months ago Google Chrome team has invited users around the world to submit creative and innovative videos for Google Chrome Icon.

Google never fails to entertain us. This time when you search for Recursion on Google, it keeps on running spell check and displays Did you mean: recursion again and again.

Most of us knew handful of prefixes that can be used in Google for specific purpose like link:, related: or site:. However there are much more whose utility can vary amongst general users to webmasters.

Google sometimes amuses us with its features and we have already observed this at Google calculator funny results. Google suggest analyzes your web history and other zeitgeist data to display you relevant words.

If you are a fan of OverHeardInNewYork, the New York City eavesdropping network and community then you would also love Overplot. This is a beautiful mashup in Google Maps for all interesting quotes at their website.

Goosh.org imitates Google on a UNIX shell. It means an interface of old and robust operating system UNIX combined with Google Search power.

This weekend, when everyone was enjoying Wimbledon on cosy couches Google was playing its part. The search result page for Roger Federer displayed live scores.

Amongst the various hidden places that Google Maps has revealed, there are some which are obvious but funny in nature. Rhett dashwood searched for nearly seven months to find out to find out alphabetic characters in Australia.