Anybody here who don't know Google?
I guess not.
Today I'm going to share you Google's feature you need to know.
There are 15 features,
First, The Google Calculator.
Google's calculator function is far more powerful than most people realise. As well as doing basic maths (5+6 or 3*2) it can do logarithmic calculations, and it knows constants (like e and pi), as well as functions like Cos and Sin. Google can also translate numbers into binary code – try typing '12*3 in binary'.
Second, Site search
By using the 'site:' keyword, you can make Google only return results from one site. So for example, you could search for "site:telegraph.co.uk manchester united" and only get stories on Manchester United from the Telegraph website.
Third, Conversions
Currency conversions and unit conversions can be found by using the syntax: <amount> <unit1> in <unit2>. So for example, you could type '1 GBP in USD', '20 C in F' or '15 inches in cm' and get an instant answer.
Fourth, Time Zones
Search for 'time in <place>' and you will get the local time for that place, as well as the time zone it is in.
That's all for now, the rest you can see it here
source:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/google/10346736/Google-search-15-hidden-features.html
There are 15 features,
First, The Google Calculator.
Google's calculator function is far more powerful than most people realise. As well as doing basic maths (5+6 or 3*2) it can do logarithmic calculations, and it knows constants (like e and pi), as well as functions like Cos and Sin. Google can also translate numbers into binary code – try typing '12*3 in binary'.
Second, Site search
By using the 'site:' keyword, you can make Google only return results from one site. So for example, you could search for "site:telegraph.co.uk manchester united" and only get stories on Manchester United from the Telegraph website.
Third, Conversions
Currency conversions and unit conversions can be found by using the syntax: <amount> <unit1> in <unit2>. So for example, you could type '1 GBP in USD', '20 C in F' or '15 inches in cm' and get an instant answer.
Fourth, Time Zones
Search for 'time in <place>' and you will get the local time for that place, as well as the time zone it is in.
That's all for now, the rest you can see it here
source:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/google/10346736/Google-search-15-hidden-features.html
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