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Windows 10 came with a lot of tweaks under the hood. One little feature was the search bar that was not available in previous versions. You had to open the Start menu to begin searching. Apparently, the Windows search bar is missing for some users on

Microsoft Edge Chromium is loads better than the old Edge browser. It’s noticeably faster, renders sites properly, and is a blast to surf with. But if you just migrated from Google Chrome or Firefox Quantum,

Google Search’s autocomplete feature seems magical at times. As you type a few words, Google automatically suggests relevant queries. It’s like Google is reading your mind, or at least trying to. The search predictions appear on the Google ho

Searching for programs, files, and websites in Windows 10 is quite distracting. Perhaps I’m a bit picky. Glancing at the lower-left corner of the screen always tends to shift my focus. And that’s when I learned about Immersive Search, and how it

The Android ecosystem is pretty open and easy to customize it the way you want. It has gotten better with the continued development of Google Assistant. You can now use Google’s smart AI to launch apps, take notes, and perform a myriad

Google Search plays a vital role by acting as a gateway to the world of the internet. Imagine if there was no Google search, how would one find anything? I know there are other search engines, but they seldom come close to Google. For many users, Fac

Chrome for iOS is arguably the best third-party web browser on the iPhone and iPad. That’s mostly due to its superb user interface and seamless sync capabilities that it brings to the table. But there’s one problem — it lacks the ability to

Machine learning and artificial intelligence further the search to be more visual and beyond typing queries. Today, we can point our phone’s camera toward any item to find more details about it along with similar looking ones. No more of ‘I w

With an active monthly user base of over 2.2 billion, Facebook is the largest social media network in the world. This also makes it the largest people search engine on the planet with the ability to search for people, pages, posts, groups, events, an

After launching the stripped down versions such as YouTube Go and Files Go, Google released the Go variant of its search app in December, 2017. Targeted at the emerging markets like the other Go apps, it goes by the name Google Go. It’s a more

The storage in smartphones these days run into several gigabytes. If you take a look around, even the budget devices easily offer storage up to 64 GBs, at the very least. And in no time this space gets filled up with songs, high-resolution videos, an

Searching on the internet has been made easy, thank to various search engines like Google, Bing, Yahoo and DuckDuckGo — which recorded an increased use in the past three years since privacy concerns have grown manifolds post Snowden’s expose of g

The internet is relatively easy to use and easy place to be as compared to the physical world clouded with harsh realities and no Google, Bing, Yahoo or DuckDuckGo to answer your queries within a few seconds. Yet there are people around us constant

If you feel bored using the usual Google search and feel there is more to life than Google is unveiling to you, worry not, the internet has a lot more to offer, and this time it’s Mystery search that takes the cake. Mystery search is a hysterical

Google is quite the amazing company. The search engine, technology and internet giant has literally changed the way the world interacts with information.

A Chromebook has the power of Chrome and Google’s search engine built-in. Google often finds too much stuff. Creating custom search engines enhance the experience by creating killer shortcuts. With Chromebooks, you don’t have apps, so your whole

Believe it or not, I don’t use Evernote, OneNote or any other note-taking application. Whenever I have to remember something, I open up the Google App on my phone and search for it. For example, at a bookstore, I search for names of the books that

The top search engines in the game — Google, Bing, Yahoo and DuckDuckGo, to name a few — all scour the web every day for millions upon millions of web pages to add to their search results. Yet still, when you search among each of these services,

Omnibox is one of the most used features in Chrome. How many time you must be pressing CTRL+L in a day (by the way, that’s the shortcut to focus on Omnibox, if you didn’t know). But sometimes, you need to change. And, a change is GOOD. So I searc

DuckDuckGo is a fantastic search engine if you’re fed up with the spying eyes of Google and other search providers. The service vows to never collect information about you and certainly never sell your searches to advertisers. Check out these