subject: Google From Another Country or Language Using Black Google Mobile [print this page] Google From Another Country or Language Using Black Google Mobile
By default Google shows different search results based on what country you are from. Google primarily determines your geographic location based on your IP address. Also based on your IP address, Google determines what default language you are probably using. For example, a visitor from the USA will see different results if they search for flower shops' than somebody from the UK or Russia. As well, visitors from within the same country can also see different results for flower shops' if they are in different cities or speak different languages.
There are ways to manually manipulate the query parameters sent to Google in your search query but that method is too technical and time consuming for most people. Instead, there is a really easy alternative way to search from any country and language combination by using a custom Google search engine called Black Google Mobile that is designed for mobile phones but also works great in any desktop web browser. bGoog.com is a fast loading site with an all black background that saves battery power, uses less bandwidth (saves money) and reduces eye strain.
To see Google results as if you are in another country and language:
#1 Go to http://bGoog.com and click the "Settings" link.
#2 Select your preferred search language and your preferred search country along with any other desired search options, and save your settings.
#3 Input your search query and see the results as if you were in your selected country and for your selected language.
Note: Changing the language settings on Black Google Mobile won't change the language on the site itself but only in the actual Google search results.
As an example, a search for the word bank' from the United States returns Bank of America' first but from the United Kingdom Bank of England' shows up in first place.
