Search engine news: 4 new news for this week

As we are accustomed to keeping you informed of the latest search engine news on your website, SEO in Arabic, in today’s article we will talk about four new news that we witnessed this week related to search engines. The largest share of this news goes to Google, as our news today includes four news, three of which are for Google and the fourth is for the search engine Bing. Contents of the topic Toggle First news: Google launches a trip planning service Second news: Alphabet overtakes Apple Third news: Google will send warnings when you click on the promotional Download buttons Fourth news: Valentine’s Day sales reports First news: Google launches a trip planning service Google recently launched a new service aimed at helping users plan the trips they are about to take. This service targets smartphone users and appears when searching for specific phrases related to planning trips or traveling to a place. You can Try the new service on your smartphone by searching for phrases such as: Where to go in Syria. Try it on your phone and the following result will appear in front of you, which suggests a group of cities that you can visit when you go to Syria: When you click on the More button (blue arrow), more suggestions for cities that you can visit in Syria will appear before you. You can also get more details about the restaurants in each city and a map that shows the location of the city, the temperatures in the city, and other information by clicking on the name of the city: Second news: Alphabet excels Over Apple, the recently issued economic reports indicated the lead of the Alphabet brand, which belongs to Google, over Apple, as the market value of Alphabet reached about 548 billion dollars, while the market value of the market value of Apple reached about 534 billion dollars. Are we facing the continued progress of this monster called Google, which no one can restrain?? God knows best.

Third news: Google will send warnings when clicking on promotional Download buttons. Google announced this week that it will warn users of its Chrome browser when they visit sites containing Download buttons that appear at first glance to be coming from a trusted site, as in the image below: In such cases, warnings similar to the warning shown in the image below will appear before Chrome users: Fourth news: Valentine’s Day sales reports Our fourth and final news for today concerns the search engine Bing, as Valentine’s Day, which falls on the fourteenth of February, is approaching. Microsoft issued a report showing the shopping operations that took place on Valentine’s Day in 2015. This report showed the following points: The value of money spent on the Internet on Valentine’s Day in 2015 amounted to about $18.9 billion, an increase of 10% over the previous year. Sweets and greeting cards ranked first among the most purchased items, while flowers and items related to spending Valentine’s Day outside the home ranked second. The number of searches began to rise from mid-January to the end, rising sharply in February due to the approaching Valentine's Day and people's efforts to find suitable gifts ahead of time.

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