• Put “Google Loco” and give the button “I’m Feeling Lucky”
• Type Google gravity and hit “I’m Feeling Lucky”
• Type in “Lol Limewire” and click “I’m feeling lucky.”
• Search chuck norris n click “I’m feeling lucky.”
• Try Blackle.com or googlemoonlight.com to save energy
• Goto google, type “1227″ and hit “I’m feeling lucky!”.
• Goto google and type “I can read wikipedia” and hit “I’m feeling lucky!”.
• Goto google and type “fat people are” and see the suggestions.
• Goto google and type “900000000..90000000000″ and hit enter and see what happens.
• Goto google, type “who’s the cutest” and hit “I’m feeling lucky!”
• Goto google, type “pirate lol” and hit “I’m feeling lucky!”.
• Goto google and do a normal search for “recursion”.
• Type in 2204355 and press ”I’m feeling lucky”

Just use this script and any page or say every page will become editable for you
Follow the steps:

1) Open the webpage which you wish to edit.

3) Hit ENTER key of your keyboard.

That’s it. Now u can edit any webpage….

I hope you like these pranks..

Incoming search terms:

• google i m feeling lucky prank
• google im feeling lucky window prank

The latest Google Chrome 8 developer build supports Google Instant search, which displays dynamic search results–as you type out your search query in Google Chrome 8′s Omnibox URL bar–in real time.

The “upgrade” from the last Chromium 7.0.548.0 to Chromium 8.0.549.0 fixes just one bug with the sync feature.

Some of the new features which are also added are :

1. Google Cloud Print

Google Cloud Print enables any application (web, desktop, mobile) on any device to print to any printer.

Learn more about Google Cloud Print

2. BackGround Webapps

Acc. to Google “Allows installed web apps to run in the background at system startup and continue running after all windows are closed” .

3. XSS Auditor

The highly anticipated feature of automatically disabling outdated plug-ins has been introduced in the latest Google Chrome Canary Build along with WebKit’s cross-site scripting filter.

Google Chrome 8.0 Dev for Windows is available for download here.

Stay tuned for more information on Google chrome

Google Search is getting more visual. Google is adding universal search elements to Google Suggest, i.e.  the drop-down list of suggested keywords that appear under the search box as you type. Now you may find suggestion box filled with results from universal search, which may include weather, flight status, definitions, calculations, currency conversions, and more. Universal results tend to have a visual component, such as the sun-and-cloud icons that appear for weather-related searches or the clock for time-related searches.

Google is concerned on making the search faster and faster.Google has also launched an extension called Quick Scroll which helps you find the part of a web page that triggered a search result.  So when you do a search and then click through to a results page, a black box pops up in the lower right-hand corner of the screen which will take you exactly to the place on the page which most closely matches your search query.  Once again, this is designed to get you to the information you are looking for faster rather than just using the “find” function in your browser.

Thanx to techcrunch for the news

“For the vast majority of people who come to the Google Search HomePage, they are coming in order to search, and this clean, minimalist approach gives them just what they are looking for first and foremost.

For those users who are interested in using a different application like Gmail, Google Image Search or our advertising programs, the additional links on the homepage only reveal themselves when the user moves the mouse.

Since most users who are interested in clicking over to a different application generally do move the mouse when they arrive, the “fade in” is an elegant solution that provides options to those who want them, but removes distractions for the user intent on searching.”

Read more on Google Blog.

Source: The windows club

Today, Google News is making it even easier to follow the latest stories on whatever subjects interest you. We are happy to announce our Custom sections directory, which gives users of some of our English-language editions the expanded ability to create comprehensive sections to put on their Google News home page or share with other users.
One of the great things about online news is the ability to filter by topics. Google News has long recognized this so we’ve allowed users to track articles based on keywords of their choice. But it has been a little tricky at times. For example, to follow news about topics related to outer space, you would have to create a pretty complex filter.
Now, if you’re using Google News and can’t find the perfect section, just create your own! You can do that by adding the relevant keywords. Then, if you are happy with the resulting section, you can publish it to a directory so others can benefit.

We have created an initial set of sections to get you started. There’s one on Space, and others on topics such as U.S. Foreign Policy, Global Trade, Solar Power, and Hollywood. If you like them, click on "Add this section" and they’ll appear on your home page.
The feature is currently available in the Google News editions for Australia, Canada, India, Ireland, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States, and we look forward to expanding it soon.
Please visit their Help Center for more information on how to subscribe to custom sections or create them.

Source: google