The headlines feature is a carousel that displays local news in response to search queries, and launches worldwide in all languages starting today. Google launched the feature to provide local information for COVID searches, but now it has expanded to other topics such as sports, local government, and more.
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Google says it has been adjusting its systems so that relevant and authoritative local news sources appear more frequently alongside national posts in Top Stories and other general news features.
This enhancement ensures that people see authoritative local stories when searching for news, helping both the brand and news publisher content reach more people
You can also drill down into specific subtopics related to local news. Combined with location services (as long as you have them enabled), we can obtain more relevant results. If you live in Valdeobispo, Cáceres province, you will surely see news related to the town, the surrounding towns and Plasencia.
Seeing the growing trend of sharing various things on social media, Google has also added the 'Share' option in the address bar of its popular web browser 'Chrome'.
Let's say that this option has been available in Android for years for the built-in Google Chrome. Google Chrome, installed on desktop computers, has been working on this option for almost two years, but it has been included in the latest update of Chrome.
After this option has been added, a small icon appears on the right side of the Chrome browser's address bar (where the web address of any website is typed) in which an arrow pointing out of a square box can be seen.
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Clicking on this icon will open a drop down window with different options which have different options (from top to bottom).
In addition to the copy link, QR code, cast and save pages, these options currently include five more options related to sharing content directly on social media.
These social media platforms include Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, LinkedIn and Pinterest on which any webpage can be shared directly, using this option.
This list may be expanded in future updates to make it easier for Internet users to share social media.
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