It seems like Google would release a new product each day in the near future. Google Suggest, the latest in the offering would help you with real time suggestions. Something similar to “Did you mean?” by Google, can offer you an alternative spelling for your query in real time.

Google Toolbar users would feel this is nothing different from what Google has already added to its toolbar. However, this would not need a separate toolbar and would be available when you open up the Google Suggest page.

Google Suggest uses JavaScript and cookies on your browser. Browsers that are compatible are Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Opera, Firefox, Netscape or Safari. Currently, this feature would be available in English alone.

Some of the benefits by using Google Suggest would be:

1. Help reduce typos as you can choose from its suggestions
2. Find out better search queries to ease your search
3. Use these results for a market research or online marketing

This feature would be an added advantage to Search Engine Experts as they would now get a larger view of what people are actually searching for.

Wish to block those annoying popups that appear while browsing websites? It is good to block them not just because they are annoying but also because they can harm your system with their spywares and adwares. Though Internet Explorer has its own popup blocking feature under its “Tools > Pop-Up Blocker” feature, this is not completely reliable.

Popups can be of three types:

1. Advertisement Popups
2. Fake Spam Popups
3. Adware and Spyware Popups
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   April 23rd, 2008 by Danny G SamNo Comments »
   

The new toolbar version from Google helps the browser who landed on an error page to find an alternative URL by suggestions. The page displays an alternative URL and asks if you searched for something similar to it. If not, the error page also provides suggestions and also provides a Google search box.
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