Interesting official
Google™ search engine pages

Google
sitemap
About Googlebot, the spider that indexes your
Web pages
The Google tour

Google image
search
Google newsgroup search
Google Open
Directory search
Google advanced search
Google
catalog search
Google
product search (beta)
Google news
search
Google answers (ask a question, an expert
answers for a fee)

Select
your preferred language for Google searches
Google language tools
Google help
(an extensive help directory)

Google Technology (why use Google)
Google technology joke
Google
technology for your own applications
Google search for your own site
Google
developer kit (API, for software developers)

Special features (tips and tricks for Google
searches)
Google Newsletter (every two months)

Work at Google

Holiday logos
Google games (Catch the Easter eggs and spell
“Google”)
Danish Chef from Muppet Show version of
Google
Google labs (Google’s ideas that aren’t ready
for “prime time” yet)

Report spam to Google
Google Zeitgeist (search trends and
statistics)
Google Zeitgeist 2002 timeline

Google toolbar
(surfing tool for MS Internet Explorer)
Google toolbar help

Google worldwide (countries and languages)

Google warns of shady seo practices
10 things Google has found to be true

Special Google search engines

Google offers special versions of its search engine for
special interest groups. Here are some of them:

Google University search
Google US
Government search
Google Linux
search
Google BSD search
Google
Macintosh search
Google compact search
Google for
Palm computers
Google Microsoft search

Our search engine facts newsletter contains
Google news nearly every week.

Useful and
interesting sites about Google

There are many
third party tools and information pages that help you to learn
more about the Google search engine. Here are the best of
them:

Google Alert
SearchEngineWorld Google FAQ
Google
Village
Query Google from this special search page


All about Google Page Rank


Search Google by email
Touchgraph Google browser (creates a graphical
result map)
Query
Google and get an email when there are new results

Google Smackdown (a search game)
What Google thinks about you (Googlism)

Alternative Google logos
Who owns the alphabeth? Google queries from a to
z

The very beginning of Google (an archived page
of the Google founder Larry Page and his search engine project
BackRub)

Google Watch
(a critical page about the downsides of Google)

Sites about the “Google
dance”

The term “Google dance” refers to the
index update procedure of Google. Google updates its index
about once a month. That update isn’t done on one days but it
takes several days.

At first, Google delivers new
results only sporadically, later they appear more often:
Google “dances”. Google has several Web servers that get the
new index for the main database. Some of these “Google dance
servers” are listed below.

You can query many Google
dance servers at once on the following pages:

Search Google dance servers 1
Search Google Dance servers 2
Goofresh - Query recent additions to google

Google dance servers

The
following servers are known Google dance servers. If you
search on these servers, you query an unofficial Google
database.

www1
www2
www3
www-sj

www-sj2
www-dc

www-dc2
www-ab

www-ab2
www-va

www-va2
www-ex , www-ex2

Google PageRank®

PageRank is
Google’s system to determine the importance of a Web site.
It’s a nice indicator of what Google thinks about your site
but you shouldn’t get mad about this factor.

Search results w/ PageRank displayed

Calculate your PageRank
The PageRank algorithm explained by Mark
Horrell

A critical article about the PageRank algorithm
on Salon.com

Google Usenet
newsgroups

If you want to discuss Google
issues with other Google users, you might want to use the
following Usenet newsgroups:

Google.Public.Support.General
Google.Public.Translators
Google.Public.Labs

New
Additions:

Google Adwords Professional Accounts - FREE

Google Answers: Researcher Training Manual