Google’s very stringent on quality of SEO. Even for quality checking themselves.

The default browser installation for most PC users was Microsoft Internet Explorer. As of today, that is no more.

Typing in a domain incorrectly happens a lot. There are people who make good money from it.

Pay per click and search in Yahoo will be controlled by Microsoft engines now, and they’re joining up for advertising online.

Google’s approach to SEO is constantly changing, and lately they’ve given a new element to their stance on it.

If you’ve got Gmail, you probably have seen Google Buzz. What is it, how does it work? I poked around a little.

Google is making billions each quarter, and they’re still growing. Rapidly.

Whether it’s for marketing use or just because you’re curious, knowing how to use Google to get in people’s heads can be very effective.

Yes, even Google can mess up. They don’t always publicize their mistakes, but in this case it became part of public awareness.

Even Google is not immune to penalization of positioning within Google’s search engine results.

So how exactly does Google’s real-time search function? A full example has been tracked to show just how well it works.

Want a businessman’s review on Android vs. the iPhone? See how one man’s use of the two compared, how Google fared against Apple.

You can now advertise on cell phones including your business number, and have people call immediately without needing to visit your site.

PageRank is a major part of Google’s search algorithm and heavily affects SEO. Knowing how it works can make a difference.

Yes, Google will still show pages even if you have set them up to be blocked in your robots.txt file. Find out why here.

Google does sneaky things sometimes. Easter eggs on sites can be cool.

Google is giving back for the holidays in 2009.

Google suggests things for you as you type. But you can find search strings more powerfully, if you know how.

Quality Score. Learn it, love it (or hate it) – it often makes the difference between paying $0.30/click and $10.00/click.

Google was on CNBC! Their company (and their story) was covered nicely. Was a cool look… Inside the Mind of Google.

The work-at-home scams have been noticed by Google. With lawsuits.

Google’s released a video demonstrating how their real-time search will operate.

Google Goggles lets you take a picture and have it analyzed automatically. It looks quite cool.

So you think you can log out to keep Google from tracking your searches? Think again – things have changed.

Google’s latest update means you can see live feeds of results for your searches.