Google edu search
is a specialized search engine for academic institutions. It enables students
and staff to find information more easily and efficiently. Google edu search
also provides some unique features such as the ability to search for specific
courses or programmes, Google Search Console is a free web service that enables
you to monitor your website's performance in Google's search results. You can
use it to submit your sitemap to Google, request indexing of new content and
view your website's search traffic and performance data.
Google search
console
Google Search
Console is a free service that helps you monitor and maintain your site's in
Google Search results.
You can use it to
submit your sitemaps and individual URLs for crawling, checking for errors and
tracking your search traffic.
It also allows
you to request indexing of new content and can help you understand how Google
crawls and indexes your site.
Google search by image
Google search by
image is a feature of the Google search engine that allows users to search for
images on the web using an image as their query instead of a text keyword.
This feature can
be accessed by clicking on the "Images" tab on the Google search
page.
When searching by
image users can either upload an image from their own computer or enter the URL
of an image on the web.
Google will then
attempt to find other images similar to the one being searched for.
Google search
history
When you search
on Google with Web & App Activity turned on, Google saves the activity,
such as your search history, to your Google account.
We use your saved
activity in Google services to provide you with more personalized experiences,
such as app and content recommendations.
In My Activity,
you can:
● Delete the search history
saved in your Google account.
● Manage search settings,
like what activity Google saves and when Google automatically deletes your
history
Perform a
Reverse Image Search
Google supports
"image retrieval" search on most websites.
This function
allows you to upload the image file and get information about that image.
For example, if
you upload a picture of Tower Eiffel, Google will recognize and provide you
with information about the Paris Monument.
It also works
with faces, and can customize the web pages where the image appears, select an
artist, or display images "similar in appearance".
● Go to Google
Images
● drag
● drop the image into the
search box.
You can also
click on the camera icon to insert a photo or insert the image URL. (Here's how
to do a photo retrieval on your phone.
The Google Play
Store has a large number of books, music, movies and movies available. You can
find everything you need from your office radio clock to your children's games.
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