1.
Episodes of your favorite TV shows
You can use Google to search broadcast dates of all your favorite TV shows, such as Game of Thrones.
What’s more, tapping on an episode will make it become the Google search criteria,bringing up more useful information about it.
2.
Holidays
Sure, you probably know when Independence Day is, but there’s no harm in making sure.
Thank fully, Google has a way to do that; just throw a holiday name into Google and its date will pop straight up.
3.
The big game
Find out the latest scores of your favorite sports teams.
Just search for the team names and put “vs” between them – it even works with their nicknames.
Never miss out hell in a cell
Undertaker losing another match again.
4.
Comparison: which is better?
Google can compare the nutritional information of your favorite foods with a “vs” typed between them, too.
5.
How many pints did I drink last night?
Google can be used to quickly convert measurements for length, speed, volume and many others.
Just search for conversion calculator.
6.
Graphs
Everyone loves a nice graph, right? Graphs are great, and Google can show you some of the best.
Just type graph before a trigonometric function and watch Google do the work.
Go on,type tan(x) into Google. Do it.
7.
What time is it where you are?
It’s easy to find out what the time is in different regions by searching “time” or “time in” followed by that place.
You can even search by time zone in the same way.
8.
Come fly with me
Google flights is an excellent way to check flight times and prices.
Just search “flights to [destination]” and you will be given a list of potential flights, times and prices.
9.
Timer
Never burn that pizza again with Google’s timer.
Type “timer” into the search bar to set a countdown and when the time is up you will be notified by a beeping sound.
Make sure your phone’s media volume is turned up if you don’t want to miss it.
10.
Places to visit
Type “things to see” or “things to do” followed by a location and Google will provide a list of popular attractions in the area.
Bonus: Find my phone
This search doesn’t work on your Android phone, but it can help you find it if you’ve lost it.
Type “find my phone” into Google from a computer to see your phone’s current location.
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