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Showing posts with label Search Engines. Show all posts

Thursday, August 29, 2013

8 Reasons You Should Be Using Google Voice (If You’re American)

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Google Voice has been out for years, but many people in the US still haven’t given it a try. Google Voice offers many features you can’t get elsewhere, and almost all of them are free.
There are ways to sign up for Google Voice outside of the US, but even if you manage to do so you’ll be left with a US number. That’s a bit awkward if you live outside the US.

Place and Receive Calls From Gmail

Google allows anyone to place free calls to the US and Canada from Gmail. However, these calls will appear to come from a random shared number that your recipients won’t recognize. If you switch to Google Voice, calls you place from Gmail will appear to come from your own personal Google Voice number.
Best of all, you can even receive incoming calls in Gmail and answer them from your computer. Google Voice integration is now part of Google Hangouts, so it’s also integrated into Google+ and the Hangouts Chrome extension. Read more...
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Thursday, April 25, 2013

7 Can’t Miss Sites for the Digital Job Seeker

Digital Job SeekerAs we continue to move toward a more digital job search – where paper doesn’t matter, and your online presence and awareness could mean the difference between getting an interview and not – there are just some resources we can’t live without.
Here are seven of them… each designed to help you rise above the competition and make the “digital you” more appealing to recruiters:

1. Google Alerts

With Google Alerts, you can set up a search specific to your name, industry, or the companies you’ve targeted in your job search. Each time new content is published regarding your search criteria, you’re notified via email – a great way to keep with current events, and impress the interviewers. Read more...
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Google Taking Its Fight for Internet Freedom to the Public

By Todd R. Weiss  |  Posted 2012-11-26



As governments worldwide prepare to meet Dec. 3 to discuss the future of the Internet, Google is reminding citizens to make their own views known.

Google is using its power, influence and online might to sound the alarm for Internet openness and freedom to individual users around the world as leaders of many nations prepare to meet to discuss how the Internet should be regulated in the years to come.
"Starting Dec. 3, the world’s governments meet behind closed doors to discuss the future of the Internet," wrote Google in a post on Google+. "This meeting of the International Telecommunication Union, or ITU, will take place in Dubai. Some governments want to use this meeting in Dubai to increase censorship and regulate the Internet." Read more...
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