Those who have been paying close attention to the development of Google’s tablet interface and the development of the Chrome OS have probably heard plenty on the “Chrome OS for tablets” topic. After all, Google released mock-ups demonstrating the OS in a tablet environment back in 2010, and numerous Google critics have stated that Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) should be rolled into the Chrome OS concept (or vice versa)

Right now I have eight tabs open on Google Chrome. Four of these pages are for the content I’m writing now. One page is my Google Calendar, where I track and color-code the various tasks I have to do.

Google has long been committed to renewable energy resources – though how much of that is for environmental as opposed to monetary reasons is difficult to say. However, their green initiative investments have remained almost entirely in the United States

Danny Sullivan has written the ultimate guide to how Google Instant autocomplete suggestions work. He put a lot of time, research and work into this piece, getting facts and confirmation from Google on all of it. Any SEO should really read it..

Here’s a roundup of today’s other search news and headlines from around the web, sorted by category. Click to read the rest of this post..

Did you know that YouTube generates over 2 billion views per day? That means that the video sharing site, that started life as a home for videos of sneezing pandas, piano playing cats and “lonely people talking to themselves”, is reaching the tipping point where the “network is the content”.

One area that the Justice Department’s Google-ITA settlement didn’t cover was so-called “search neutrality.” In a nutshell, this is the misguided notion that Google shouldn’t be permitted to send traffic to its own properties. In the extreme it argues that the… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article

Seems today’s Department of Justice proposed settlement has appeased all sides of the Google-ITA acquisition debate. The deal, 9 months in the making, will see Google develop and license travel software that would be available to rivals to avoid falling into the realm of anti-competitive

You won’t hear us (or Google) talking about Google Hotpot anymore. The company has announced that the Hotpot name is a thing of the past, and the ratings and review experience is being formally added into Google Places. While you can still access Hotpot right now at www.google.com/hotpot,..

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web…