Simply Google From One Page .

Simply Google : Find All Your Google at Once With Simply Google .


Google is so big nowadays, its very easy to lose track

of all the services, products, and pages they provide

us.
Simply Google is a sort of meta-homepage for Google⼯span>??s many, many, many services.

In addition to the requisite Google search box, it

also has search boxes for Images, Groups, Books,

Blogs, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera (Ooh I almost

feel like lighting up a Marlboro), plus links to

other Google sites like Analytics, Personalised Home,

and Gmail, plus all of Googles blogs (and their

feeds) and its April Fools sites and, for, good

measure, search boxes for Yahoo!, MSN, and a few

others.

There have been other attempts at this , but given

the amount of stuff that has been packed in here,


Simply Google managed to summarize all of those things

into one single page.

Simply Google is a roundup of every Google search and

service out there on one convenient page .

For those people who can not be bothered learning the

shortcuts or creating smart keywords, this page puts

everything Google has to offer on one page.

.So Google has dozens and dozens of services and

search features out there. Heck, I forget how to

locate some of these services when I need them. Phil

Bradley found a new site that places many of Google

services all in one spot. The site is named Simply

Google. It contains links to Google Sites, Google

Fun, Google Downloads, Google Blogs, other search

blogs, and quick access to Google Searches. Danny has

this listed as #5 on his 25 Things I Hate About

Google, since Google didnt make it easy to find all

of their services, this site has taken the initiative.

I think that if all Googles many services had

anything like equal value, it would be very useful.

But as a matter of fact, Google has only one really

good service -- the Web search it shows on its home

page -- and two that get used briefly and not very

often -- Images and Groups. Both of these are also

readily available from the home page. The rest of it

is either of no interest (except to search engine

buffs) or else its users already know where to find it

(Google Finance, Maps), so there is no value in having

them all on the same page. Its an interesting

exercise, but I wont be switching my home page.

What do you think?



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http://www.simplygooglefromonepage.blogspot.com


Try it and Enjoy .

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