Articles by Amy Gesenhues

Leading to a search for “St. Patrick’s Day,” today’s Google logo was designed by Irish artist and animator Chris O’Hara. The post St. Patrick’s Day […]

DuckDuckGo’s new feature lets users choose from Apple, Bing, Here, OpenStreetMap or Google Maps to get directions. The post DuckDuckGo launches Directions! feature with option […]

Google’s metronome default rate is 120 beats per minute, but the full range goes from 40 to 208 BPMs. The post Google helps musicians keep […]

Since launching candidate cards earlier this year, Google continues to expand its 2016 election-related search results. The post Google 2016 candidate searches now include campaign […]

Bing is continuing to build out its educational resources, adding a number of interactive answers for math-related searches. The post Bing improves its math skills […]

A mobile search for a continent, country or state, along with the word “destination” or “vacation,” will return a series of travel options. The post […]

With three music lessons to start, today’s Google doodle offers users a musical instrument to practice in between searches. The post Clara Rockmore Google doodle […]

With Bing’s latest educational resource, students have access to details for each of the elements right from the search result page. The post Bing search […]

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. The post SearchCap: Google removing […]

Travelers can perform Google Flight searches without needing to enter a specific date or even place. The post Google Flights’ new search features let users […]