K’s Weblog

Technology and the Interweb for the Real World

Lions Gate Bridge in Stanley Park, Vancouver
← Run for the Cure - October 1st Off to a good start… a very good start →

Google - Understanding your Search Terms

October 1st, 2006 · No Comments

Just had to quickly drop this in here… I did a search this afternoon looking for an RDP (remote desktop) client for the new MacBook. When I put my search terms into Google, it not only searched for RDP, but extrapolated that out to “Remote Desktop” and “Remote Desktop Protocol” (both of which I’d been too lazy to type in). Spooky… I can’t imagine the size of Google’s Acronym index. Perhaps it uses something like Acronym Finder…

Tags: Google · Internet · Technology · Utilities

Related Posts

  • Google Scraper
  • Flickr Fight Doesn’t Attribute Photos
  • Google Webmaster Tools
  • Google Search Enhancements today and tomorrow
  • PowerTray 0.9 Beta Released


    • 0 responses so far ↓

    • There are no comments yet...Kick things off by filling out the form below.

    Leave a Comment

    Cutline by Chris Pearson