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Google Launches Chromebook Pixel, A Touch Screen Laptop

Chromebook Pixel is the first Chromebook designed by Google and the first premium Chromebook. Until now, Chromebooks used low-end CPUs, average displays and plastic chassis. Google decided to change all that and build "the best laptop possible" to inspire other manufacturers. It's like the first Nexus Chromebook.But why is it called Pixel? It's the first Chromebook with a retina-like display, 3:2 aspect ratio and 2560x1700 resolution. Much like Apple's Retina MacBook Pro, Chromebook Pixel uses pixel doubling to make everything look sharp and crisp. The display has "the highest pixel density (239 pixels per inch) of any laptop screen on the market today" and it's a 12.85-inch IPS touchscreen with 400 nit rightness and 178° extra-wide viewing angles.

Pixel has an anodized aluminium body, glass touchpad, backlit keyboard, hidden vents, Intel i5 processor and 4GB of RAM. "The touchpad is made from etched glass, analyzed and honed using a laser microscope to ensure precise navigation. The Pixel also has powerful, full-range speakers for crisp sound, a 720p webcam for clear video, and a total of three microphones designed to cancel out surrounding noise

 The downside is that Google's Chromebook is really expensive: $1300 (WiFi)/$1450 (WiFi+LTE). It's more expensive than Apple's MacBook Air and most ultrabooks. While it has a better display, Chrome OS is more limited than MacOS (or Windows) and it only became popular when Samsung and Acer started to offer $200-$250 Chromebooks. When you can buy tablets with high-resolution displays for $400 (Nexus 10) or $500 (iPad), the $1300 Chromebook Pixel feels out of place and overkill. After all, you can buy a Nexus 4, Nexus 7, Nexus 10 and a Samsung Chromebook for less than $1200. An ARM device would've been a lot cheaper, but less powerful.

 "The Pixel will be available for purchase starting today on Google Play in the U.S. and U.K., and soon on BestBuy.com. The WiFi version ($1,299 U.S. and £1,049 U.K.) will start shipping next week and the LTE version ($1,449) will ship in the U.S. in April. If you're interested in a hands-on experience, you can visit select Best Buy (U.S.) and Currys PC World (U.K.) store locations."

Download Free Google's SEO Report Card For Better SEO

A complete Guide For SEO from the Google Webmaster Blog, titled Google’s SEO Report Card.,

The report was created to help Google’s engineers and employees better optimize their product pages for search engines. So yeah, even Google practices SEO!You’ll find that the report touches on many on-page and on-site SEO factors, including title tags, meta tags, heading tags, canonical URLs, image tags and link anchors.

The most useful part, however, are the examples that are included on each point. You’ll be able to understand what is right and what is wrong on each SEO factor. Hope this report card will help to get better SEO tips for your Blog.

Here is the direct download link for the PDF.

Use Google Functions to find out Backlinks to Your Blog Site

Among my preferred formulas to find out links is to use Google itself. Through doing this, you are assuring that the pages you are acquiring links from are already indexed and most probable will be reindexed in the future. So, this overcomes the altogether “Why are my backlinks not getting found out” subject aright from the begin.

Arguably, it as well assists with relevance, as with whatever inquiries that let in a keyword, Google is fundamentally saying: “Here is a list of sites to get a link by that are related to this keyword”.  And so let’s bring down thereto:

Worldwide Keyword associated Links

For getting a common diversity of internet sites ( directories, link pages, reciprocal, and so on) you are able to utilize these queries: (put back keyword with yours)

    keyword “add site”
    keyword “add url”
    keyword “submit url”
    keyword “submit site”
    keyword “suggest url”
    keyword “suggest site”
    keyword directory
    “list of keyword sites”
    “recommended keyword links”
    “recommended keyword sites”
    “resources keyword”

Determining content management system (CMS) Backlinks

These lookups make use of widely utilized content management systems (CMS) with features that grant you to put down a link, be it by profile or comment.

    keyword “powered by wordpress”
    keyword “powered by disqus”
    keyword “powered by vbulletin”
    inurl:register keyword “powered by drupal”

Fundamentally to find out these, the process is similar:

1. Afterward you add up a link someplace, figure out whenever the internet site is utilising a basic content management system(CMS) or script.
2. At one time you know the script or CMS, craft a research utilising the available search operators to find out a different sites alike it.

E.g.: Whenever we successfully assign a link on a internet site that was utilizing Rahul’s content management system(CMS), and the comment page had the web address: rahulscms.com/comment.php and at the lowest of all page you saw “powered by rahul’s cms”, you’d function this query:

inurl:comment.php keyword “powered by rahul,s cms” (the keyword section is elective, as all of the time).
Getting Links to purchase

In that respect are a few really great links away there that can be purchased thru a contribution. Function a search alike this:

# inurl:.org “sponsors” keyword (keyword is identical elective here, not advisable in most cases)
#keyword “advertise”

Google Released Chrome Remote Desktop An Alternative for TeamViewer

For all computer user, TeamViewer has always been the best choice whenever we needed to solve distant problems, may be big or small. Although there are lots of programs that can offer remote access with ease, even the one included by Windows 7 itself, I have searched for those that are user friendly and that can get the job done in a few minutes. Well, Google thought of a title suitable for this list and recently, the first stable version of the Chrome Remote Desktop software has been released.

In a few words, this tool developed by Google itself is perfectly compatible with Chrome browsers and computers that run on Chrome OS. As long as the platform comes with the browser installed, the Remote Desktop tool will work. Although all operating systems have been deemed compatible, some features are only enabled for newer versions. Speaking of features, here’s what Google offers:

How Chrome Remote Desktop works

When the Chrome browser is present on a station running any version of Windows, Mac and Linux, the Remote Desktop tool will offer assistance capabilities, while the privileges of full-desktop control will be given only to those with Windows Vista and Mac OS X 10.6, or above. The wonderful thing is that no 3rd party applications must be installed, aside the Chrome extension itself, to enjoy such level of control. Now here’s how to use it:

    Register a free Google account here, in case you have none.
    Sign in the account and download the Google Chrome browser, on any computer that you want to use the remote tool.
    On the same stations, install the Remote Desktop application and be sure to give it the rights requested.
    Start the software and choose “Remote Assistance” for limited tech support or “My Computers” for full-desktop access.
    Follow the on-screen guidance until the remote connection is established, and then take advantage of the host computer.

How To Activate Google Search Keyboard Shortcuts to Use it Efficiently

Keyboard Shortcuts can make the work easy and fast provided you know them. Google Search is the most visited webpage on most of the computers so, here’s how you can make it efficient. By default, Keyboard Shortcuts aren’t enabled on Search Results.
An year ago or so, we saw a small blue arrow besides Search result link which symbolized cursor selection but it is no more. Now, Instant Preview has been integrated in search results.

Activate Keyboard Shortcuts on Google Search

To start using keyboard shortcut keys, you first need to activate it. To do that, just press Tab key on Search Results page. Continuing to press Tab key will select consecutive results from page.
Google Search Keyboard Shortcuts

Up and Down Arrow Key – Arrow moves up and down to select search results. If result includes Site-links then arrow will cover them too.

Right Key – Open an instant preview (image of webpage and lets you see how result webpage will look) on search page itself.

Left Key – Closes the opened instant preview.

Enter – Opens the Result in same tab.

Ctrl + Enter – Opens the Results page in New tab.

Shift + Enter – Opens the Results page in New Window.

It works on all modern browsers. I tried it on Mozilla Firefox, Opera and Google Chrome. Now You try !!