A little while back, on Dec-3-2009, Google introduced Google Public DNS.

Per the official Google blog,

As people begin to use Google Public DNS, we plan to share what we learn with the broader web community and other DNS providers, to improve the browsing experience for Internet users globally. The goal of Google Public DNS is to benefit users worldwide while also helping the tens of thousands of DNS resolvers improve their services, ultimately making the web faster for everyone.

Few of my friends have been expecting of me to post something on Search engine optimization or SEO in short.  SEO is a vast domain and it is impossible to cover it entirely in this post, I’ll try to highlight few tips for the newbies who intend to become Search engine optimizers or SEO specialists.  Before proceeding further, keep in mind that not everyone can be be worthy of being called a Search engine optimizer and it certainly isn’t easy to become one.  It isn’t just that you employ few on-page and offpage optimization tricks and will get results in your targeted search engines. Don’t expect results overnight.

There has been quite a speculation in the past few months that Google has set its eyes on aquiring Twitter.  Some Analysts have been speculating that Twitters’ real time search could spell trouble for Google. In all its might, Google is still far away from being a real time search and then of course it is mighty hard to incorporate a real time searching and indexing billions & trillions of webpages. Imagine the load it will put on webservers if Google even increases its bot activity by twice of its current average rate. It is simply not feasible. See here http://www.pandia.com/sew/2085-real-time-indexing-in-google.html how real time indexing is the new in-thing in search engine business.