Google Realtime Search used to be the feature that indexed posts from Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, Friendfeed, and other services both on its own URL and into the “one-box” on main search results, until Google discontinued its Realtime search feature in early July, 2011. However, Google has confirmed that they will soon be using Google+ data to bring the feature back – along with an internal search... 

The Google’s war against Facebook (and other social networking sites) seems to be at its peak. In an attempt to make it’s search more social, Google expanded its social offerings with “+1 button” – a feature that enables users to recommend certain Web sites with the click of a button, much like you might “like” something on Facebook. The new plus one button... 

In an attempt to offer a more snappier and better search engine results page (SERP), Google has yesterday announced a new “Instant Previews” feature that allows users to preview pages before clicking on them. The company says it will cache popular pages from popular websites for the previews, and for other websites, it will generate the screenshot on the fly. The new feature is called “Google...