Google is now expanding the focus of its Google Trends, a web facility that lets anyone track what the world web searchers are looking for in both real time and non-real time. They are now going to provide even more real-time data on the popularity of search terms. The service now includes data from more Google products beyond web search with the addition of search data from verticals like Google News, Shopping, Images and YouTube.

Google Trends’ added data will allow users to explore search results in different ways than was previously possible. Below is the quick demonstration and test of the new features. Lets have a look at an example of Taylor Swift.

With the launch of Firefox Quantum, Mozilla released the most important update to its browser. Its lighter, faster and you should definitely give it a try. Other than the improved browser, you’ll also notice another change: Google is now the default search engine again.

Mozilla announced that they have terminated their search deal with Yahoo and the new version of their browser, named Firefox Quantum (Firefox 57) which is 2X faster and consumes 30% less space will feature Google as the default search engine.

Google is updating and working on the look of its product-oriented knowledge panels on mobile to show even more details about the particular item or product in the search results.

In an example by Vlad Rappoport (the image below), the shopping knowledge panel has a blue header providing details about the product and a new carousel featuring third-party editorial reviews and separate tabs for stores in addition to reviews with a number of different options and features, like videos, to provide a one-stop resource for product info.

It has been confirmed by Google to Search Engine Land that the way info command is displayed in the search, has been changed. The info command is the search operator that provides you with more details about a website.

Earlier, the info operator would produce the snippet, along with additional links to find more operators that show links to the site, the Google cache link, similar sites to that site and more.

However, now Google only shows the snippet, and the entire other section has been removed.

A recent study by Internet Marketing Ninjas suggests that upto 30% results ranking on pages 1 and 2 of Google Search are not clicked at all. Here are some surprising…