
Google 'officially' launches real time searchPeople have been talking about real time search for over a year now. Supposedly Twitter was the real time search engine. But Google started indexing faster and faster and today announces "Real Time Search". So how does it work? If you search for a topic which is 'part of the real time process" midway down the page there is a 'latest results' section with real time results. These results 'flow' so get updated all the time. You can use a "pause-button" to stop the flow and look at the results. You can then click on the latest result and look at all the other results.
It really looks great and is a next step in search. Google does it again. More information later. See below the video Google launched. CommentRelated tweets
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Comments (5)
En het werkt! Zag dit artikel 10 minuten geleden toevallig voorbij komen op Google...
Ma 7 dec 2009, 23:23
Helaas werkt de link om te forceren niet, ik heb namelijk niet de realtime search =(
Di 8 dec 2009, 00:08
This is a bold, timely move that is going to lead to a massive shake up in the entire search industry. Besides TipTop (http://feeltiptop.com) which offers a unique experience that Google would not be able to
replicate easily (unless they acquire them), I do not quite see how any other real-time search engine is going to survive.
Di 8 dec 2009, 00:11
sorry, link wasn't posted correctly, its in the article now. The correct link is: http://www.google.com/webhp?hl=en&esrch=RTSearch
Di 8 dec 2009, 00:29
Congrats on being on the BBC Bas! Here are some nice RT examples off of Trends: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&esrch=RTSearch&gl=us&q=tige...
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&esrch=RTSearch&gl=us&q=tige...
Di 8 dec 2009, 09:34