is absolutely ridiculous.

The most interesting result for Michael Arrington for me right now is uncrunched that you can find deep down:

If this is what Search Plus is about, I pass.

There is a lot I agree with what Danny Sulivan points out but my main issue is having Google SERPs all cluttered with junk (ads and Google+ ‘suggestions’).

If it wasn’t enough to have to put up with this:

Now we combine that with Google+ and we get this:

This will push results from all content providers down and provide users with a confusing interface. I am not talking about rankings, we all know Google is the best at ranking stuff, I am talking about the interface, the simplicity. That’s why we all got so addicted to it. My mom got it, first time.

Now, I get the obsession with Social. Future rankings will be Social. It’s obvious, but content providers don’t want our Google + Posts to rank. We want our pages to rank. That’s how we make a living. Google has a monopoly and it’s all fine as long as they play nice. Abusing that is calling competitors to step up. Best candidate: Facebook.

Why Facebook and not Bing. Because Microsoft is awful at Social. They had the best Social Network (MSN Messenger – Portuguese Post) a few years ago and never knew what to do with it. Any future search engine will need a great Social Network behind or something new someone will create that uses people to rank stuff.

The way things are heading, I wouldn’t be surprised if Facebook would come up with some better interface than Google is actually moving towards.

I think that Google is playing with fire. If content providers stop getting the amount of traffic they get from Google they will start looking elsewhere, blocking content from being crawled, promoting other alternatives and start the REVOLUTION.

When you click view source a new tab opens and the page is loaded all over again.

Maybe there is a very valid reason for this. But I cant find one. To me this can even be problem.

Examples:

• If you pass values via POST you cant get the results as Chrome does not re-POST it just issues a new request using GET and a new session. (I found a couple “Notice: Undefined variable” on some of my code, but this was my problem as I wasnt doing proper verifications) But anyway you never get the POST values and see the source for your page.
• If you have a counter or random dinamic content you will never get to see exactly what you get on the rendered html you have on the initial tab.

A work around is to use “inspect element” but its not the same. Its great for some things but its not the same.

If someone finds a valid reason for this “view source” behaviour I would love to know.

Entrevista a Marissa Mayer

Entrevista a Eric Schmidt

Sem dúvida que o Google está repleto de talentos.

Qualquer pesquisa no google.pt está neste momento a retornar a mensagem: Este Web site pode danificar o computador.

E eu que pensava que era só o meu código que tinha bugs

Neste momento já é possivel receber as notificações dos eventos que tenha registado na sua agenda do google via sms. Claro é Google é grátis.

Para efectuar este “milagre” basta entra na sua conta e escolher a opção “configurações” no topo direito. Depois escolher “configuração do celular”, inserir o seu numero de telemovel e premir “enviar código de confirmação”.

Receberá um sms com o código de confirmação que terá de colocar no campo com o mesmo no e premir “concluir confirmação”.

Neste momento as operadoras compativeis em Portugal são a Optimus e a TMN.

Mais novidades para breve quanto ao envio de sms via Google.

Está a ser ultimado o envio de sms via Gmail. O sistema já esteve em funcionamento durante algumas horas mas apresentava erros e como tal foi retirado. Está previsto para daqui a duas semanas esta funcionalidade ser lançada.