Google Reverse image search and other Search Tricks

Using this Google search feature, you can look for similar images, including sites that include the image and other sizes of the image file that you searched for.

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You need to have at-least Chrome 5+,Internet Explorer 9+,Safari 5+,Firefox 4+.

For Android and iPAD tablets, you need to use the Chrome app, touch and hold the image you want to search with to open a larger version of the image. When the box that appears, Tap on “Search Google for this image.” Alternatively, use the option “Request Desktop site” in order to upload your image.

Here are some of the other top google search features that you should daily use:

Google search engine has been getting better and better by the day. Over the years, Google has consistently changed (For the better) and evolved over time. The User Experience remains fresh and kept users interested. Bing! you listening?

Even though the basic functionality should suffice the need for most customers, there are some tricks under its sleeves, which when used in the user’s context can be immensely powerful.

1. Find out when an article or Web Page is Published on Google:

Use the following search criteria on Google:

inurl:http://economictimes.com

Result is as follows:

As you can see, you can easily filter the search criteria further, if your search action is not on a specific page.

2. Fully Functional Scientific Calculator 🙂

2. Currency Converter:

3. Find our your Flight Status:

If you do not mind a bit of a privacy breach, then you can go ahead and use this feature. This is only visible in your search result, and it picks it up from your emails from Gmail. So, if you like this feature and your flight itinerary is not in your Gmail account, simply forward it and see the results!

It even goes a step further to tell you that you would be there on this date in Google Maps:

4. Search for results from a specific site:

You can use options like :SITE to search within a specific site. For example:

5. Covert Fahrenheit to Celsius and vice-versa.

Hope this helps you to get into some of the advanced integrated features that Google search offers.

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