Youtube daily google Jun 12 2017

hi friends , had you ever lost your phone and wasted lost of time to search it.

Then this video is for you

this requires your google account signed in

and mobile data should be turned on

Then go to a pc and sign in your google account

Then you will see something like this

Then click on this cube

go to "My Account"

When you scroll down you will see "Find your phone" option

click on it

these are details of your google account describing your active hours in these devices

for verification it will ask password

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now you can ring your phone

or ''locate(track)'' or ''look'' or ''call'' or ''sign out your account''

if you see now

that redmi note 4 is with me

now i am going to ring it

''music''

''music'' i think it is audible

''music''

if you wnt to stop the music(ring) you have to push this power button

now let's locate

approximately it will show the location of the device

Aa! now it is showing my accurate location

you can look t here also

if you erase it then you can't track it anymore in this method

For more infomation >> how to TRACK your android mobile's location by google maps for free - Duration: 2:59.

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WAND Google Home - Duration: 1:02.

Hey, welcome back to the RIVA Studio everybody.

Today we're going to show you how to use the Google Home app to connect your WAND speaker

to your Wi-Fi network.

It may sound a little bit complicated, but I promise it's really really easy to do.

First things first, you're going to connect your phone or tablet to your Wi-Fi network,

and likely, it already is.

If you're using an iOS device by the way, make sure to turn on your Bluetooth also.

Once you've done this, you can go ahead and launch the Google Home app, and sign in with

your Google account.

At that point you should see the Riva WAND speaker show up as a new device that you can

just tap "setup" on.

After that, you just follow the instructions and you should be off and running.

It should take you just a couple of minutes.

And that's pretty much it guys.

So, thank you very much for watching, and we'll see you in the next one.

For more infomation >> WAND Google Home - Duration: 1:02.

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Setting that have been added to the assistant of the "Google Photos" "archive of the candidate" - Duration: 1:55.

Setting that have been added to the assistant of the "Google Photos" "archive of the candidate"

Hello everyone

This time, we will introduce a set of which have been added to the assistant of the "Google Photos" "archive of the candidate"

"Google Photos" is I 2017 5 At the end of the month "archive" feature was supposed to be available is newly implemented,

In the assistant function that "Google Photos" is us to display a variety of candidates in the auto, the setting of this "archive" has been added

Setting has been added to the assistant of the "Google Photos" "archive" is us to display a candidate photo of "archive" "archive of candidate" in the Auto

If you leave this setting on, the act of the user to "archive" the photo manually "Google Photos" is to learn,

It looks like us to display automatically the candidate of the photos to "archive" on or after

Of course, only us to display a candidate, whether to "archive" from there is up to the user

Set of "archive of the candidate" of the "Google Photos", open the settings of the "Google Photos"

It will be displayed by expanding the part of "assistant card"

Also, this setting is can be carried out in the same way also in the smartphone version of "Google Photos" app

Set of "archive of the candidate" of the "Google Photos" Although I think there is no particular need to turn off,

Please try to set off when the display is not required of the case do not want to see a notification of the assistants and the first place "archive of the candidate"

Above, it was the introduction of the set of that have been added to the assistant of the "Google Photos" "archive of the candidate"

For more infomation >> Setting that have been added to the assistant of the "Google Photos" "archive of the candidate" - Duration: 1:55.

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3 Search Engines you might like more than Google - Duration: 3:54.

As of May of 2017, Google had a global market share of about 78% in search engines on desktop

computers.

And they don't seem to have any real competitors.

Microsoft Bing only reached about 8% market share.

But there are actually a lot of search engines out there you might not have heard about.

Here are three of them.

Startpage is actually a meta search engine based in the Netherlands founded in 2006.

It uses Google's results but doesn't log your IP adress or use tracking cookies to

profile you.

Google doesn't know who searched for what, all they see are Startpage's servers.

Startpage hosts it's search engine on servers in the Netherlands and the United States.

Startpage routes European searches through the European servers and American searches

through the U.S. servers.

Startpage always uses a proxy server when viewing image results to keep you anonymous.

It also offers to open the web result through a proxy right in the webpage.

Startpage shows a limited number of sponsored search results on the top and the bottom of

the page.

Duckduckgo is a search engine that prides itself on not collecting or sharing personal

information and aims to provide unfiltered results to avoid filter bubbles.

It was founded in 2008 and a lot of it's work is based on their internet community

providing improvements, translations and suggestions.

They use a combination of their own search algorithm and other search engines to deliver

results.

Duckduckgo has instant answers which are embedded fast answers to search results like weather,

songs, recipes, a calculator or a stopwatch.

It supports different themes to customize the search engine to your liking.

And it features so called „bangs" which are short commands to search thousands of

websites directly.

Duckduckgo also supports infinite scrolling.

Duckduckgo displays non-tracking ads based on the search term and is part of the affiliate

programs of Amazon and Ebay.

According to the company, this mechanism operates anonymously.

Qwant is a French search engine founded in 2013.

It does not track it's users and does not personalize search results to avoid a filter

bubble.

It has a unique interface to search news articles, social media, videos, music and more.

Qwant uses it's own crawlers combinded with the results of Microsoft Bing.

When appropriate, Qwant displays fast answers on the search page along with multiple columns

from different categories.

It offers infinite scrolling and tools like a calculator, a hash converter and a unit

converter.

Qwant displays unintrusive ads on the results page and is part of the affiliate programs

of websites like Ebay and Tripadvisor.

Most of the small alternatives to Google are built around privacy and anonymity as this

is one of the major concerns regarding the Google services.

Their results are often of the same quality and most of them are just as easy to use.

Subtitles by Sebastian Heinze