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Just read the news in labnol.org about the indexing of FB comments in Google search! and now just a some moments ago, Matt Cutts confirmed on twitter that Google is now able to “execute AJAX/JS to index some dynamic comments.”
here is the screen shot of that tweet!!
so now GoogleBot, has the ability to read comments in AJAX or JavaScript, such as Facebook comments or Disqus comments and others that are dynamically loaded via AJAX or JavaScript. In addition, this means, Google is better at seeing the content behind more of your JavaScript or AJAX.
As people were talking and expecting about the AJAX - JS indexing, and Google confirmed that!! Google knows what user wants, better then any one else!!!
As Expected, After So Many changes in Gmail, Google has now changed Gmail's old login page. So, now you can login into your Favorited Gmail A/c with a classic designed Login page. take a look.
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| All new Gmail login page |
The New Gmail page has same login interface,just some background color and button for Sign in is changed. it looks same as Google search.
Too many updates from Google in this week,seems Google is back in the game.
The Above is the Screen shot of my website GTUexam.in from Google Search. the new Site links are displayed there.
Google Search has expanded the Site links, so now its more clear,flexible,better visibility and with better quality. read full description about improved site link on Google's official blog.
The "talk of the town" in India, India Against Corruption (IAC) now has an Android application and a Symbian app, to help spread awareness about the movement. India against corruption, application runs on all Android devices running OS version of 1.6 or up. IAC application has latest news, streaming videos, polls, volunteer registration, latest about Lokpal and few other features. Looks like the application was developed in a record time and is also much needed to spread the word. India Against Corruption (IAC), has already released a Twitter app.
There is one more application called "Lokpal messenger", developed for Nokia phones by two Sastra University [Tamilnadu, India] students.
There is no need but probabl This Application will help to accelerate this Movement against Corruption in india.
image and credit to Thegadgetfan.com
Mobile app developers [x]cubelabs have laid out a timeline of these versions — from Cupcake to Ice Cream Sandwich — in the infographic below.