Anyone who's ever been irked by friends who seem to specialize in asking Googleable questions will love the newest snarky tool to hit the Web.
Launched earlier this week, "Let Me Google That for You" is a free service that gives the tech-challenged step-by-step instructions on how to use the popular search engine ... with a tiny bit of attitude.
As your eyes roll at your friend’s cluelessness, you type in his question and click the "Google Search" button. The site then gives you a link you can copy, paste and send back to your friend.
When he clicks the link, he’s treated to an animated play-by-play of the oh-so-complicated Google search.
After the "tutorial," the actual Google search results will appear along with the subtle jibe: "Was that so hard?"
Anyone who's ever been irked by friends who seem to specialize in asking Googleable questions will love the newest snarky tool to hit the Web.
Launched earlier this week, "Let Me Google That for You" is a free service that gives the tech-challenged step-by-step instructions on how to use the popular search engine ... with a tiny bit of attitude.
As your eyes roll at your friend’s cluelessness, you type in his question and click the "Google Search" button. The site then gives you a link you can copy, paste and send back to your friend.
When he clicks the link, he’s treated to an animated play-by-play of the oh-so-complicated Google search.
After the "tutorial," the actual Google search results will appear along with the subtle jibe: "Was that so hard?"
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-- Edited by Dj_Rubbut at 22:25, 2008-12-19