Have you got a lot of websites? Now there are chances that you don't have to monitor them all! It is because of the fact that Google has limited the number of websites registered in Google Webmaster. According to Google Groups, the number has been limited to 500.

However, if you're a partner, it's possible for the number to be raised, but it's a manual process, according to JohnMu.

According to the official Google Blog, it has been announced that Google has come up with an entirely new Google Blog Search homepage. Let us have a look as to what the official website has to say on the issue:

According to the Official Google Webmaster Tool Blog, it has been stated that the Google Webmasters Tools is there to assist the webmasters to solve basic issues before these could actually turn into big problems. Let us have a look as to what the Official Blog has to say:

Last year, Google came out with the Google Toolbar version 5 for Internet Explorer. Now the version is available for Forefox and is geared up with a lot of changes as well.

According to Google, :

"A few months ago we launched several new features for Google Toolbar in Internet Explorer. Since then, we've received many emails asking us when we plan to support all our new features in Firefox.

I am seeing toolbar PR update for many of our clients site, which includes update of inner pages PR as well!
A quick look at the forums seems to be confirming the same.

Forums discussion at: WebmasterWorld & Digital Point

Looks like Google is increasing the frequency of these updates. The last one happened two months ago.
As usual, you can check your site's PageRank on different Google servers at http://www.pagetrafficblog.com/pagerank-checker/.

Google has come out with an entirely new tool called Moderator. The program accepts various questions that are directed at certain people, and then the program allows other people to vote on the quality of the question…

Google’s Matt Cutts explains that this tool was called Dory internally, and is used by the Google employees during “tech talks or company-wide meetings”.

Google has launched a website in order to explain everything that anyone would want to know about the advertising partnership between Google and Yahoo!

Keeping this new website as their spokesperson, the agreement has been explained in detail. The website is geared up with a lot of articles in an attempt to explain the terms and conditions of the deal, why the deal is beneficial for everyone and everything that one would like to know about the partnership…

So here we have it! T-Mobile’s G1 phone was officially announced on 23th September 2008.

Features:-

• A touch screen
• A keyboard
• Different Google apps.

  Maps (including satellite, traffic, and street views)
  Gmail
  YouTube
  Calendar
  Google Talk

• 3-mega pixel camera and is wi-fi enabled.
• It’s also connected to Amazon’s DRM-free MP3 music store, as well as an Android applications directory. Supports up to 1 GB memory cards for storage

As far as my observations are concerned, I think that Static URLs are known to be better than Dynamic URLs. I would like to give certain reasons in order to clarify my point:

1. Static URLs typically Rank better as far as the search engines are concerned.
2. It is grapevine, (I don't know , it can be true also) that Search Engines index the content of dynamic pages slowly as compared to static pages.

The Google Book Search Blog announced an entirely new developer site for the Google Book Search APIs.

The API has given the permission to the developers to add Google Book Search features to their web site. It is an attempt to make the content of a book more discoverable on the internet.

According to Google Book Search APIs, one can integrate with this repository from their own site easily. The ways are: