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Devilsbane wrote: » This isn't google alone. Yahoo, Amazon, and Newegg use the same thing. And that is just off the top of my head. What they do is send you possible answers. Someone typing footbal is likely going to type football and so google will suggest football or football jersey. It still takes time to actually search the webpage, they are just helping you with auto-complete.
tiersten wrote: » What Devilsbane said. It is just doing search suggestions whilst you type. The search boxes on the various browsers do the same thing. They're just making their main page do it now.
dynamik wrote: » I saw that demo'd a couple of weeks ago. That seems like it would thrash their server's something awful.
leefdaddy wrote: » No, this isn't just auto complete suggestions....
leefdaddy wrote: » If you want the demo it actually shows the results for the search as you type. Updating the results along the way. I think it is awesome and will be useful.
tiersten wrote: » True. Most of the time you're just going to get a load of useless searches as you're typing though. If the root of your word is something potentially offensive then thats even worse!
tiersten wrote: » Most of the time you're just going to get a load of useless searches as you're typing though. If the root of your word is something potentially offensive then thats even worse!
Devilsbane wrote: » mmmmmm googlebeer
msteinhilber wrote: » It will be free to drink, but it will report back your eating habits in addition to a variety of other non personally identifiable criteria to Google
tiersten wrote: » Thats Google Gulp not Google Beer!
leefdaddy wrote: » When I am researching an error message or doing research on something I find that just adding a word or changing one of the words in the search can bring up quite different and sometimes more helpful results. I think this technology will make that process easier. Bottom line is it's quite different then what is being described in this thread and "new" as far as what I've seen on other search engines.
Paul Boz wrote: » Short of full page content changes, Google has been doing this in their various browser search bars for well over a year or two. Predictive searching is pretty awesome. I can only imagine what google's servers are working like now.
DevilWAH wrote: » This is again different thing, before google has just been suggesting what you might be looking for. Although it might have giving you a list of possible search terms you might be looking at. you query has not actual been sent to the search algorithms untill you pressed return or clicked search. This new approach is not only suggesting search terms but is actual running the algorithms and returning the results as you type.
dynamik wrote: » This is going to be pretty awesome for employees who have their web browsing activities closely monitored Sorry boss, I was searching for Japanese assassinations.
bertieb wrote: » They are taking over the world. Next thing you know, I'll be forced to shop at 'GoogleMart', drive around in 'Googlecars', be forced to rename my dogs to 'Googlemut' and drink 'Googlebeer' You heard it here first hehe
veritas_libertas wrote: » Not cool, I hadn't thought of that...
tiersten wrote: » For those "private" browsing sessions, you can always use Google SSL. You'll just have to make do with the little snippets.
tiersten wrote: » The next level of Google Instant is here and its Instant Previews. It appears to be a JPEG of their cache?
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