Google extends searches to code, pie, mash
Google has unveiled a couple of new search services. The first, which allows developers to search for software code is tagged on to the familiar Google home page. The other, which it calls Search Mash seems to pretend not to have anything to do with Google at all.
Read the complete story here. (The Inquirer)
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