Google is more than just a search engine. Yes, you already know Google owns Youtube, and all about Google Glass…but how many of Google’s interesting and underutilized features do you know about? Google has a bunch of extras ranging from useful learning tools to simple fun.
Some of the awesome things you can do with Google include:
1. Get Reminders Anytime, Anywhere
You can you Google to remind you at any time about anything, when you need it most. Go to Google Now and tell it to remind you of something at a certain time and when you reach a certain location. For example "Remind me to drink water after an hour" or "Remind me for medicine after every 9 hours". Is not it a cool feature.
2. Ask Your Phone Anything
Of course you can ask any question to Google and it will give you a smart answer too. Google voice conversation can do anything from defining a word to telling who is the President of India. You can also call people, navigate you somewhere, play music from a certain artist and you can find hotel, restaurant, mosque and many thing near you.
3. Keep Up With Your Favorite Web Sites and News
Google will alert you of breaking news, storm warnings, flood warning and many more...
You can also tell Google to keep you update on certain people or blog updates with a new post.
4. Access Tickets for Upcoming Event
If you have a concert or other event coming up. Google will remind you of that event. It also tells you when to leave and give one tap access to the email with your mobile
5. Go Shopping, Online and In-Store
Google Now will provide tracking information for packages you've ordered online. But it also helps you shop in the real world, too. If you walk into a mall or Shop, it'll tell you what stores are available, and if you've researched a product recently, it'll even tell you if you're near a store that carries it. Talk about handy!
6. See How Far You've Walked (or Biked)
If you have Location Reporting and Location History enabled on your phone, Google Now will pop up a card once a month that estimates how far you've walked or biked, based on your phone's accelerometer (Android only). Just remember: if you have these features enabled, that means Google is logging everywhere you go, so make sure you're comfortable with that before you turn it on.
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