3 More Awesome Google Services That You Probably Never Knew Existed

Though it’s where its fame and fortune first came from, Google has advanced far beyond just being the world’s most popular search engine. You and I both know that Google plays host to many amazing services that we use on an everyday basis. Gmail is a great example. I have Gmail. I bet you too have Gmail! How about the late, great Google Reader? That was a service that so many of us would already love to have back. Why Google, why?

These are just two examples, and you’d be pretty surprised to know how many other goodies Google has floating around out there. Beyond their alerts system and floundering social network, Google has developed a wealth of web applications that just aren’t given enough shine. We’ve done articles in the past that help highlight some of Google’s hidden treasuresthat don’t get the limelight they deserve, but Google is always changing and pumping out more. In this article, let’s look at another three.

Google Trends

Google Trends is a great place to go when you want to see what is hot on the web. When that sort of content comes to mind, the first thing you might think of are Trending Topics over on Twitter. Trends is to Google what Trending Topics are to Twitter, except without the social aspect. You’re getting what is on the rise in Google Search.

As the above screenshot manages to capture pretty well, what you’re normally going to see on this list are things like national or world news and events, movie releases, sports stories, and things of that nature.

Beneath each result, Google gives a rough estimate of the recent increase in searches for terms related to this subject and an immediate link to a related article to help explain the change in search volume.

Google Trends is a localized list, and you’re able to see results from the US, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong, India, and more.

Google Fonts

Google Fonts is a really quick and simple way to look at hundreds of different font faces through the web browser, offering features that cater more specifically towards webmasters.

This website allows you to view 629 fonts by word, sentence, paragraph, or poster. You’re able to sort this list of fonts by alphabet, when the font was added, by how it’s trending, and more. When you find a font you like, you can add it to your collection of saved fonts for later use.

When you’ve selected the fonts you’re interested in using for your website, simply click theUse button in your collection and you’ll be offered several different ways to import the font to your website.

The best part is these fonts don’t need to be downloaded or anything to be used on your site. You only have to include a single line and a bit of CSS code to your page and you’re able to make use of them, all thanks to the powers of the Google Fonts API. Here is my colleague James taking a look at how you can use Google Fonts in a web project.

Google Sky

While Google Sky is a feature from Google Earth, it does have its own standalone interface on the web.

I don’t need to go on about how awesome Google Earth is, because you’ve surely heard of it by now. How cool is it that we’re able to go practically anywhere on this planet and get an interactive view of the area, all through a website? Google Sky offers this same experience, but the imagery is provided by NASA satellites, the Hubble Telescope, and the Sloan Digital Sky Survey.

Put simply, it is the Google Earth for space exploration. Although the search feature was recently disabled, you’re able to drag and scroll all through the galaxy and zoom in to ridiculous resolutions to see beautiful images of our sky in detail.

Google Sky is a project that was put together by developers during their 20% time, and while it lacks some of the major functionality of services like Google Maps and Google Earth, it’s worth appreciating. If Google keeps up at this pace, we’ll be on track for a Google Universe in the next however-many years!

It’s a short list of services, but a list of very purposeful ones that I can only hope never experience the termination that services like Google Reader and iGoogle are going through. Have you ever used any of these three services before? Which one seems most interesting to you? Leave me a line in the comments below and let me know!

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How To Grant Access To Others To ANother GMAIL Account Without Sharing Password

Gmail is one of the most popular mailing service today. It gives many facilities to it's users. such as
Use Gmail Without Internet Connection
Schedule your own time, and send emails in Gmail
Remove Spam emails automatically in Gmail

In this list now gmail gives one of the greatest facility to its users. Its called as grant access. This means you can give grant access to your gmail account to a friend, without sharing your password.

Most important thing is in this, other person can't change any setting or password of your gmail account. And also can't chat from your account. This feature only allows the other person to 
read inbox mails, 
can delete read mails, 
and can send mails from your account. 
More than this, particular person can't do any changes in your gmail account. 

How to active this feature?

Login to your Gmail account

Go to Settings

In Setting, Click on Account and Import tab

Now go to Grand access to your account section

Then click on Add another account

Now a pop-up window will appear, in that window type the particular person's email address that you gonna give the access.

Then click on Next

In the next appearing window click on Send Emails to grant access

Now particular person will get an email to conform the grant access. He/She should conform the grant access to access your account.

How to conform the grant access?

He/She can conform by clicking accept this request link

That's all, you have done.
After 30 minutes the particular person can log into your Gmail account.

How to login?

The particular person have to login to his/her gmail account and should click on his/her name in the top-right of the window.

Now he/she can see another new email id with the word (delegated), below their email id.

If he/she click on that new email id, they can access to your Gmail account without password require.

Note:
If he/she send an email to anyone from your account, the mail receiver will get the particular person's email id in sent by section. So he/she cannot misuse your email account, you don't need to worry about misuses !!!

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How To Enable Google Multiple Account Login Same Browser

We all know that Google developer team has introducing lots of new features everyday for Google lovers.
They have introduced Google rolling out multiple account sign-in feature for Google users. Now you can login to multiple account at the same time. Most of us have more than one account for several different reasons. So hereafter you don't need to use different web browsers for logins.

How to Enable this feature

While you login to your account make sure to tick “Stay signed in” check box.

Go to this page and click enable this feature.

After that, you can add multiple accounts in the appearing window.

Note : Do not enable this feature on public computers.

It will ask ur account to choose ur one account

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