‘m sure everyone say this coming a mile away, Google real-time search. The internet can undoubtedly bring us information faster and from around the globe even as the information develops.

Google is working towards that goal as it now released real-time tweets, Facebooking, Blogging, and News as it rolls at. Google is indexing faster and harder to get information quicker to speed the delivering of information. Funny part about the real-time search is the first search with this functionality was “woods tiger”. If you don’t know why this is a hot search, get from under that rock.

This is just the beginning of faster more diverse information at the click of a mouse. Lets see where this goes.

This is no doubt about it, Google Chrome has made browser success. Officially grabbing market share and happy users. The only thing that it has needed from the get-go are extensions. Mozilla Firefox takes the cake for browser usage since it allows the adding on of extensions to make your life browsing on the internet easier and easier.
Google recently introduced its Google Chrome extension website which will be pushing out extensions made by third-party developers. Some of these extensions include a Gmail extension, providing you with a one click access to your gmail account. Another extension that will make fellow developers happy is a Chrome IE tab, which switch the browser switch to an internet explorer view.  Other extensions include a flickr extensions and plenty of Social extensions for all your Facebooking and Twittering. We’re pretty excited.

Recently, the humongous monopoly of the internet, Google, gave a giant slap to adwords advertisers. Google is mysterious in it’s many ways. People are always trying to crack the Google algorithmic code that pretty much are the rules we have to abide by to survive on the internet.

For those of you that advertise on the Google Adwords platform, you may be familiar with their Quality Score system that determines the relevance of your site to your keywords, to your ad, and to the searchers query. In the past month, Google began issuing emails to advertisers that had websites that didn’t match the very specific criteria of their Quality score. They specifically went after advertisers with a poor landing page.

Google not only reviewed sites but gave them a short amount of time to make the changes necessary for them to continue to be on Adwords. Some have made changes and some have been banished for all of eternity. The problem with this slap is that no one seems to be rereviewing the sites after they made the changes, so they are getting shut off anyways till they can finally after tons of frustration get a hold of one of the young Googlers in the office inbetween nap time and their volleyball games.

Will this be the next big Google change? If their willing to drop advertisers that pay hundreds of thousands of dollars a month, will they look back at their 3rd quarter and notice a huge loss? I can understand their strive to make a more relevant real-time search engine but they have to understand how much control they have on the internet and be careful with some of their improvements.

So what is Google Wave. The new feature that is going to take over Gmail, Google Wave, is a technology developed to combine email, instant messaging, social networks, and information. It will be the real-time flow data that will help people collaborate easier on the web. This new feature was previewed in May of this year and has recently been opened to some customers and developers who wanted to be the first.
A wave is created in Gmail when they create a “blip,” which is when  basically a message. Users can drag and drop just about anything in a conversation or a wave. So what is all the hype about this, you ask? Google is always focusing on giving users an area where they can give real-time information while keeping Googlers on Google.
Gmail as certainly taken over as the popular email service. Lets just see who steps up to compete.

The iPhone can just about do anything you want. Google has been trying to take advantage of it’s popularity now by releasing Google Latitude for the iPhone and iPod Touch.

For those of you that don’t know, Google Latitude was a service released earlier this year that lets you see where your friends are on a map. It didn’t have that much success when it rolled out since most people don’t like the idea of someone knowing where you are all the time. Google has now turned mobile with it’s service and released an app that works with the iPhone’s Safari web browser. Whenever you use the app, your location will be updated so your friends and family can see. If you don’t use it, your location is unknown.

The service isn’t available as a downloadable app just yet. Google decided to test the service with the browser before making an app that might not ever be used.