In the 14 years since it was founded, Google has grown so ubiquitous, so understanding of our search wants — if not our needs — that it’s weird when someone points out something Google can’t do.

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Where was that tweet? Who said what on Facebook? And how do you keep it all from getting lost?

Firefox lets you incorporate a default search engine when you need to search for a keyword phrase in the browser. The wrong URL is added to the Firefox address search bar from a virus or accidentally configuring the wrong search URL. You can correct… by Jim Campbell

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BingSearch is a toolbar added to Web browsers. You can use it to performs searches directly from your browser. The problem is that this toolbar often installs on your computer without your express consent, by being installed along with another… by Mitchell White

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Some people can’t get enough of trivia, and for those folks, Google a Day will probably feel like a lot of fun, especially since this new game makes you use the search engine to find answers.

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Yahoo is updating its search engine with a feature that attempts to answer Web surfers’ questions before they even finish typing.

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Unless you check and sort your email on a daily basis, you are bound to have a backlog at some point. When this happens, finding one particular email becomes a time consuming task. Thankfully, Gmail has provided its customers with features so… Recent Article published on 3/13/2011 by Crystal Bonser

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You can find Internet searches previously performed from a computer in just a few steps. You must know what search engine and browser were used to perform the search. Information provided includes the search terms, date and time of the search…. Recent Article published on 3/4/2011 by Belinda Mitchell

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You may want to find information about someone who you know little about for many reasons. Protecting yourself, your family and your friends are some reasons you may choose to do so. It may be easier than you think to find this information. You… Recent Article published on 12/4/2010 by JodyW

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Death records can provide you with a variety of information on a deceased person. Most death records contain the names of surviving children and spouses, time, date and cause of death or even last-known addresses.

Searching for a deceased… Recent Article published on 11/19/2010 by Michelle Blessing

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