Latest Google Algorithm: Penguin Algo Update

PENGUIN UPDATE! Latest GOOGLE ALGORITHM Update as on APRIL 2012 24 Update

There has been widespread reports about the latest algorithm called "webspam update" which is now said to be called as the PENGUIN UPDATE.

I have found that many say this algo is a total failure as webspam update was released to fight webspam and spam sites to reduce rankings for such sites. But in the process many legitimate sites rankings have gone down or have vanised from the top 100 lists.

Other updates that had taken place in April:
April 19 - PANDA UPDATE 3.5
Domain Classifier update - MISTAKEN Update by google which google then clarified
Webspam update: Penguin Update : APRIL 24, 2012

Google's spam update has done much damage to legitimate sites than spam sites. I have also discovered that ecommerce sites are less hit by the udpate than the service sector sites.

Google Algo Penguin Updates Questions ?

  1. Is off page more important  than on page ?
  2. Is backlinks from social bookmarking sites like folkd.com will be devalued?  As many social sites have lost traffic during this update.
  3. Is Blog commenting termed as spam ?  Does blog commenting from legitimate sites is also spam?
  4. Is Forum signature links completely dead
  5. If a website doesn't do SEO then also will a site rank ?  ( Becz as per matt cutts he says that even if one doesn't do SEO then also its better)


As per updates have found
Google is behind wordpress themes links in the footer sections


More updates to be followed.   Send me your reactions to latest update - What you think about the current updates and issues faced?


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Google Algorithm Updates - 2012 Latest January

Hi everybody in SEO Industry,

I have noticed that Google has come up with several new updates and changes in there algorithms. This time is gona be on a vast scale.  I expect some more great changes in the coming months as Google would be experimenting with +1 Button to expand there social network.

Google has now come up with latest algorithm updates:


  1. Image Search landing page quality signals
  2. More relevant sitelinks.
  3. Soft 404 Detection
  4. More accurate country-restricted searches.
  5. More rich snippets.
  6. Better infrastructure for autocomplete.
  7. Better spam detection in Image Search.
  8. Google Instant enhancements for Japanese.
  9. More accurate byline date
  10. Live results for NFL and college football.
  11. Improved dataset for related queries
  12. Related query improvements.
  13. Better lyrics results. 
  14. Tweak to +1 button on results page
  15. Better spell correction in Vietnamese
  16. Upcoming events at venues
  17. Improvements to image size signal.
  18. Improved Hebrew synonyms.
  19. Safer searching
  20. Encrypted search available on new regional domains.
  21. Faster mobile browsing.


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Google Plus Circles | Hangouts, Huddle, Mobile

More About Google Cricels, Hangouts, Huddle, MOBILE - Look into Google + Plus Social Network


Circles
Google wants to make sharing online more like sharing in real life - different things with different people. For example, you might want to catch up with your pals about your drunken Saturday night out, but you don't necessarily want your parents in your chat. You can keep your conversations separate by putting your contacts into 'circles' such as 'Work crew', 'Uni mates' and 'Parents'.


Google+ hangouts

Hangouts

As the name suggests, this feature is all about hanging out with your buddies, virtually, or couse. You can choose specific friends, or circles, to invite for a face-to-face video chat and anyone in the Hangout can invite others to join as well. According to Google's demo: "Until teleportation arrives, it's the next best thing". We're not sure about that - it's basically just video calling.



The Google+ project: Instant Upload



GOOGLE + +Huddle

Huddle

You know when you're trying to arrange a night out by having several different text conversations with a number of friends? If so, you'll know how long-winded and confusing it can become. The idea behind Huddle is that you can turn all these exchanges into one big group chat to save you time.



Privacy
Most social networks, Facebook included, have run into trouble over privacy concerns at some point or another, so what is Google+ doing to address it? You'll be able to alter your visibility settings so that only your name and photo will appear online to people that aren't in your network. However, if you're in a circle on a friend's public profile, then your picture will appear on there (but clicking on it wouldn't go anyway if your privacy settings are on). You'll be able to assign different levels of visibility to different aspects of your profile. You can also choose whether your profile is indexed by search engines and, as with Facebook, you'll be able to block people



Backing up data

One of the biggest worries with uploading photos to Facebook is that one day the site will retire from public life, taking our cherished memories with it. Obviously canny computer users already make sure that anything they upload is backed up at home and likewise, Google+ has recognised that we don't all want to live exclusively in the clouds.
You can use Google Takeout (google.com/takeout) to download data from your Google+ products to your home computer - that includes PicasaWeb albums and photos, your Google profile, Google Contacts, Stream and er, Google Buzz.





Mobile

Supported by the Chrome, IE, Firefox and Safari browsers, Google+ will also be available on mobile devices - a vital element for any social networking platform. As well as sharing your thoughts and location from your mobile, you'll be able to check into places and make use of the group messaging feature, Huddle.

Making photo-sharing as simple as possible, images and videos taken on your phone will upload themselves automatically to Google+. That might sound a tad scary - what if you don't want everyone to see your snaps or footage? Don't panic - they'll be uploaded directly to a private album and you can then specify who (if anyone) you choose to share them with.
You can already download the Android app and there's an iOS 4+ app due to hit iTunes soon. You can also access the basic Google+ mobile site (m.google.com/app/plus) on Android handsets (1.5+) and Apple devices (iOS 3+) as well as on  BlackBerry (6.0+), Nokia/Symbian and Windows Mobile. The Android app currently offers a wider range of functions than you'll see on the mobile sites.

There are no tablet specific versions of the project at present, but this is something that Google plans to work on in the future.



When can I get it?

Google+ can currently only be accessed with a special Field Trial invitation, which Google has been sending out at random to Gmail users. There's no set date for a full launch, but we would guess that it won't be too long before Google+ goes live to everyone. In the meantime, you can check out the demo, as long as you have a Google ID.


                      http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/40785/what-is-google-android-iphone-apps
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Google + Plus Video | Google Sparks Video

Google+
Google+ is a new social project which google is testing and will roll out soon.
Here is Google Plus Link


Google+ is in limited Field Trial
At the moment, we're testing with a small number of people, but it won't be long before the Google+ project is ready for everyone. Leave us your email address and we'll make sure that you're the first to know when we're ready to invite more people.


1. Google+ is currently available on an invitation-only basis.

2. Google does not consider it a Facebook competitor (at least publicly).

3. Google+ is currently available for download as an app in the Android Market.

4. When you download that app, it splits off the “Huddle” feature as a separate app.

5. Users can post status updates, and these appear on the Google Profile under a tab called “Posts”. The +1′s and Buzz tabs remain separate. I have to wonder if we’ll see Buzz and Posts merge eventually.

6. What is available now is “just the beginning” according to Google. These are just the first features or presumably many more to come.

7. Circles is one current feature. It lets you share things with different people (kind of like Facebook Groups) but with a very different user interface.

8. Another feature is Sparks. This looks for videos and articles it thinks you’ll like, so “when you’re free, there’s always something to watch, read, and share.” Filter Bubble anyone?



Hangouts is another feature. It’s basically group video chat. Google describes it as “the unplanned meet-up.”
10. Instant uploads is a mobile-specific feature. Photos upload themselves as you take them, and are stored in a private area on the cloud.
11. Huddle is another group-conversation feature for mobile. Essentially, it’s group chat.
The Stream
12. The stream is basically the equivalent of the Facebook news feed.
13. When you share something with Google+ it’s added to your stream and the stream of everyone you shared with.
14. The stream shows you what all of your Circles have shared with you.
15. If you mention a user, using the “+” or “@” symbols, the person may receive a notification that you mentioned them.
16. You can see who specific posts were shared with in the stream – whether they were shared publicly, to extended circles, or a limited group.
17. You can filter the stream by specific Circles.
18. You can chat directly in the stream
19. You can report inappropriate content.
20. You can search for people from the search box at the top of the stream.
21. Soon, Google says you’ll be able to search the stream itself from the search box.
22. If you leave comments on a post, you can edit or delete them.
23. The same goes for posts, but you can’t edit a post’s sharing settings after the post has been shared. However, you can delete the post and share again to different circles.
24. You can “reshare” posts made by others (like retweeting).
25. You can “mute” a post. This will let you stop receiving updates from a post, like if the comments get out of control for example.
The Google Social Network
26. You can use the “Google+ Bar” that appears at the top of various Google products as your connection to the social network.
27. When you’re signed in you’ll see your full name or email address displayed with a photo or avatar next to it, to help you identify which account you’re currently signed in to.
28. If you’ve enabled multi sign-in you can sign in to two different Google accounts and switch between them using the Google+ bar.
29. When you sign up for Google+, you’re also signing up for Picasa Web Albums, so all photos and videos uploaded to Google+ (including from your phone via Instant Upload) will also be available in Picasa Web Albums.
30. You can use the Google +1 button from the stream.
31. You can have a ton of friends on Google+. Robert Scoble quickly added over 1,000.
32. The central user interface is very Facebook-esque.
33. Google+ quickly became the butt of a lot of jokes (and even cartoons), but has also received a great deal of praise thus far.
34. With Google+ Google adds a “You” link to the recently redesigned (painted black) navigation bar across Google properties
35. You can view public Google+ content without actually being invited (Danny Sullivan has a guide on how to view it )
36. China is already blocking Google+. That didn’t take long.
38. There are already privacy concerns about Google+ but the Privacy Guide can be found here.
39. According to the Financial Times article, you can share something within a closed “Circle,” but somone from that circle can then reshare it with anyone, and even make it public.




GOOGLE SPARKS


source: http://www.webpronews.com/google-plus-2011-07
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PR Update 2011 July | Latest Page Rank Update!

There has been a PR update recently

July 2011 Toolbar PR update

MORE INFO ABOUT PAGE RANK Update http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/more-info-on-pagerank/

Some of the PAGE RANK UPDATES

Google Toolbar PageRank (PR) Update in the year 2011
Updated on Jan 20th 2011
Google Toolbar PageRank (PR) Update in the year 2010Updated on April 03rd 2010
Google Toolbar PageRank (PR) Update in the year 2009Updated on December 30th 2009
Updated on October 30th 2009
Updated on June 25th 2009
Updated on May 27th 2009
Updated on April 1st 2009

Google Toolbar PageRank (PR) Update in the year 2008
Updated on December 31st 2008
Updated on September 26th 2008
Updated on July 25th 2008
Updated on April 30th 2008
Updated on February 29th 2008

Google Toolbar PageRank (PR) Update in the year 2007Updated on December 12th 2007
Updated on October 28th 2007
Updated on April 30th 2007
Updated on January 25th 2007
Updated on January10th 2007

Google Toolbar PageRank (PR) Update in the year 2006Updated on September 28th 2006
Updated on July 30th 2006
Updated on April 4th 2006
Updated on April 7th 2006
Updated on February 18th 2006
Updated on May 27th 2006
Updated on January 30th 2006
Updated on January 4th 2006

Study PAGE RANK: Buy Online

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Google Chromebook Prices Samsung and Acer!

Buy Google Chromebooks online -Samsung & Acer

The Google Chromebooks with the Google Chrome OS have been unveiled and launched into the market, but they are as of now available only in the 2 popular online stores and yet to come to the local stores and retail digital stores. The Google Chromebooks come with 2 brands – Samsung and Acer.

Amazon and Bestbuy are the 2 places online where you can purchase the Chromebooks. 



Here are the different models and prices of the Google Chromebooks -

  • Samsung Series 5 3G Chromebook Arctic White Color – $499.99
  • Samsung Series 5 3G Chromebook Titan Silver Color – $499.99
  • Samsung Series 5 Wi-Fi Chromebook Arctic White Color – $429.99
  • Samsung Series 5 Wi-Fi Chromebook Titan Silver Color – $429.99
  • Acer AC700 3G Chromebook – $429.99
  • Acer AC700 Wi-Fi Chromebook – $349.99






Samsung Chromebook Specifications -

  • 12.1″ display – 1200 x 800 pixels resolution
  • Intel® Atom Dual-Core Processor
  • Google Chrome operating system
  • Battery life – 8.5 hours
  • 3G Model – Connectivity via Verizon Wireless 3G, and Wi-Fi
  • Wi-Fi Model – Connectivity via Wi-Fi
  • 2 USB 2.0 ports, 1 4-in-1 memory card reader slot, Mini-VGA port













Acer Chromebook Specifications


  • 11.6″ HD Widescreen Display
  • CineCrystal LED-backlit LCD monitor screen
  • Intel® Atom Dual-Core Processor
  • Google Chrome operating system
  • Battery life – 6 hours
  • 3G Model – Connectivity via Verizon Wireless 3G, and Wi-Fi
  • Wi-Fi Model – Connectivity via Wi-Fi
  • 2 USB 2.0 ports, memory card slot, HDMI port for connecting to larger screens
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