Posts Tagged ‘google’
Google Encrypted Search Means No Info For Individual Queries
Wednesday, October 19, 2011 12:52 No CommentsGoogle announced that it is going to begin encrypting search queries with SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) as the default experience at Google.com when you search logged into your Google account. http://www.google.com will become https://www.google.com.
“This is especially important when you’re using an unsecured Internet connection, such as a WiFi hotspot in an Internet [...]
Google Authorship Markup – An Easier Way
Sunday, August 21, 2011 6:17 No CommentsGoogle really wants people writing web content to start using authorship markup. Not only are they looking to use it as a ranking signal, but it also pushes the Google Profile, which is essentially the backbone of the Google+ user experience.
Granted, you don’t need to be a Google+ user (at least at [...]
Google Makes Google Apps Admins’ Jobs Easier
Sunday, August 21, 2011 6:09 1 CommentGoogle announced today that all Google Apps admins can start taking advantage of some new features the company has introduced. These include delegated administration, multi-domain support and “fine-grained” user policy management.
Delegated administration was revealed in May. The feature essentially lets primary admins offer other users specific admin controls.
Multi-domain support was first [...]
Google Starts Verifying Google+ Accounts
Sunday, August 21, 2011 5:52 No CommentsGoogle is rolling out verification badges to Google+ users who qualify as celebrities, public figures, or those who have simply been added to a lot of circles (though they do not specify how many circles this requires). But fret not. That’s just the beginning.
Google’s Wen-Ai Yu writes in a Google+ post, “For now, we’re focused [...]