There are plenty of ways which you use in google image search - I have just consolidated a list of 10 tips which  can help you in finding the right image from google image search tool

1. If you want to know if a person is a man or a woman and the name doesn’t help, do a search for the name.

2. If you don’t know the meaning of a word, the pictures may help you.

3. A better search for Flickr. Google uses information from other sites that link to Flickr photos, so you may find Google search better.

4. Find what’s interesting about a site, by looking at the pictures included. For example: wired.com.

5. Find a new wallpaper for your desktop by restricting your search to large images. You can automate this using an application.

6. Find random personal pictures, using standard file names from digital cameras.

7. Type the name of a painter and you can take an art class.

8. Install a Greasemonkey script so you can view the original version of the image directly by clicking on the thumbnail.

9. Find the color of a word. “Word Color is a windows program that uses Google Image Search to determine the color of a word or string of words. It goes out there, retrieves the top 9 images and loops through all pixels, calculating the average hue, which is later converted to a color.”

10. If you want to grab search results, GoogleGrab is a tool that downloads images from Google Image Search. It even supports batch search.

After Orkut, Google introduced new colors and themes on Gmail (Google Mail) too. This kind of service is already avilable in Yahoo mail- but now onwards same facility will be avilable for the Gmail Users also. Gmail Themes gives a good interface to the user.

To get them,

• Login to your Gmail Account
• Go to Settings
• Then Go to Themes Tab.
• There You will find a great varity of Themes

Gmail also adjusted the default theme, but you can always go back to the previous theme by selecting “Classic” in the settings page.  So, switch over to new theme on your Gmail account. It really looks nice and you have lots of option to choose from.

These days Gmail introduced a number of new features including Sending SMS from Gmail, Docs integration, Google Calendar, a reminder if you forgot to attach a file and more and more.

This time the most awaiting feature of voice and video chat in Gmail. Unlike other Gmail Labs features you do not need to activate the voice and video chat feature in Gmail. The new features is only available for Windows XP and Windows Vista users and users will have to download a browser plugin before they can start using the voice and video chat feature.

To do so

• Just Go to the user to whom you wanna talk or make a video chat.
• Now click on the options
• Now click on the Add voice/video chat
• This will give you a pop-up, Now click on “Get Started”.
• That will open a another web page to install the plugin (Showing “Install voice and video chat”)

In case you don’t have web cam, then don’t worry. You can still enjoy voice conversations alongside your email and regular chat.

Gmail voice and video chat is being rolled out on PCs and on Macs.
To use voice and video chat, a PC must have Windows XP or a more recent version, or an Intel-Based Mac with Mac OS X v10.4 or later. It works in browsers that support the latest version of Gmail (Google Chrome, Firefox 2.0+, Internet Explorer 7.0, and Safari 3.0).

There is a facility provided by Google give Gmail as an addon in iGoogle. When you add the Gmail gadget to igoogle, all your mails navigate through the igoogle address i.e “google.com” instead of “gmail.com”, thereby defeating all filters that block gmail.com domain. So unless Google.com is not blocked you can access your Gmail account.

Steps:

• Sign in to iGoogle with your Google account.
• Signup for iGoogle Sandbox.
  The new version of iGoogle which supports Gmail is offered only in iGoogle sandbox, which is aimed at developers testing out the new iGoogle gadgets. However, you too can use it by signing up
  http://www.google.com/ig/sandbox
  Enter your First Name, Last Name and email address and hit Submit. You’ll be taken to the new iGoogle page.
• Add the Gmail gadget.
  For that..
  Click on Add Stuff on top right hand corner of the screen, and add the Gmail gadget.

That’s all you have to do. The next screen should be your Inbox.

[Via: dailygyan]

Google has recently released a browser plug-in that lets you experience Google Earth inside a browser. The Google Earth Plug-in and its JavaScript API let you embed Google Earth, a true 3D digital globe, into your web pages.

The new plugin is accompanied by an API that web developers can use to easily incorporate Google Earth into their applications which can then be embedded in web pages. The Google Earth API is a free beta service, available for any web site that is free to consumers.

This version of the plugin supports the following browsers:

• IE 6.0+
• IE 7.0+
• Firefox 2.x or 2.0x (Firefox 3.0 support coming soon)
• Netscape 7.1+
• Mozilla 1.4+
• Flock 1.0+

Although this works goods for all the browsers but it will be very helpful in Google Chrome. As officially there is no Google toolbar for Chrome, but still you can use these JavaScript to run Google Toolbar Buttons. Just copy the script for whatever function you want to try and paste it in address bar. Scripts are …

Google Cache:

javascript:void((function(){var%20a=location.href. replace(/^http%5C:%5C/%5C/(.*)$/,”$1″);location.href=”http://www.google.com/
search?q=cache:”+escape(a);})())

Search For URL:

javascript:void((function(){var%20a=location.href. replace(/^http%5C:%5C/%5C/(.*)$/,”$1″);location.href=”http://www.google.com/
search?q=cache:”+escape(a);})())

Google Images from site:

javascript:void((function(){var%20a=location.href. replace(/^http%5C:%5C/%5C/(.*)$/,”$1″);location.href=”http://
images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=”+escape(a);})())

Translate Page to English:

javascript:var%20t=((window.getSelection&&window.g etSelection())||(document.getSelection&&document.g etSelection())||(document.selection%20&&document.s election.createRange&&document.selection.createRan ge().text));var%20e=(document.charset||document.ch aracterSet);if(t!=”){location.href=’http://translate.google.com/translate_t?
text=’+t+’&hl=en&tbb=1&ie=’+e;}else{lo cation.href=’http://translate.google.com
/translate?u=’+escape(location.href)+’&hl=en&tbb=1& ie=’+e;};

Pages Indexed in Yahoo:

javascript:void((function(){var%20a=location.href. replace(/^http%5C:%5C/%5C/(.*)$/,”$1″);location.href=”http://search.yahoo.
com/search?p=”+escape(a);})())
Pages Indexed in MSN:

javascript:void((function(){var%20a=location.href. replace(/^http%5C:%5C/%5C/(.*)$/,”$1″);location.href=”http://search.msn.com/
results.aspx?q=site:”+escape(a);})())

Alexa Rank:

javascript:void((function(){var%20a=location.href. replace(/^http%5C:%5C/%5C/(.*)$/,”$1″);location.href=”http://alexa.com/
data/details/traffic_details?q=&url=”+escape(a);})())

Page Last Modified Date

javascript:if(frames.length<1){alert(’The%20server %20indicates%20that%20the%20page%20was%20last%20modified:%20′
%20+%20window.document.lastModified)}

Number of Links On a Page:

javascript:if(frames.length<1){alert(’This%20page%20has%20′%20+%20
document.links.length%20+%20′%20li nks.’)}

Google Links:

javascript:void((function(){var%20a=location.href. replace(/^http%5C:%5C/%5C/(.*)$/,”$1″);location.href=”http://www.google.com/
search?q=link:”+escape(a);})())

[Via Chromeplugins]

Download any Youtube Videos/Movie Directly from your Browser. It will start downloading the video instantly, on the other side video keeps on playing .  No Website or software is needed. This works on most of the browsers. Eg. Google Chrome, Firefox etc.

It’s easy! Just Copy and Paste the Code Below to your Address Bar:

javascript:window.location.href = ‘http://youtube.com/get_video?video_id=’ + swfArgs['video_id'] + “&l=” + swfArgs['l'] + “&sk=” + swfArgs['sk'] + ‘&fmt_map’ + swfArgs['fmt_map'] + ‘&t=’ + swfArgs['t'];

If you want to download the video in High Quality MP4 Format…

Just follow the same procedure as above. Instead of pasting the above code, paste the code Below:

javascript:window.location.href = ‘http://youtube.com/get_video?video_id=’ + swfArgs['video_id'] + “&fmt=18″ + “&l=” + swfArgs['l'] + “&sk=” + swfArgs['sk'] + ‘&fmt_map’ + swfArgs['fmt_map'] + ‘&t=’ + swfArgs['t'];

[Via UnlockForUs]

Basically there are many ways to you test your website in Google Chrome, some of them are:

Web Inspector

• Right-click on any component on a web page. This will launch the web inspector.
• You’ll be able to see the elements and resources associated with the component on which you clicked, including a hierarchy view of the DOM and a JavaScript console.

Task Manager

JavaScript Debugger

• Select the Page menu icon
• Select Developer, then Debug JavaScript. This launches a JavaScript debugger that can be used to attach to existing processes.