August 21, 2010 at 20:16Google Live Search: searches as you type
Google is testing a new feature in the search interface of a familiar page. A new feature allows you to download search results as you type your query. Now you do not have to press Enter each time to process the search query, because Google will constantly produce results.
An interesting feature that makes it possible to search the Internet even faster, but no matter how it turns out that it will only shatter. Google’s clear idea is to turn the search box into a query designer for instant searches.
Video (HD version of the video - here ):
The function is not yet available through Google Labs, but you can try a similar function in the Google Alerts service . Type a few words, click on "see results" and now every time you make changes to the search query, Google Alerts updates the results in real time. The Keyboardr service has a similar functionality - a site that uses the Google AJAX API to display results as you type a search query.
In addition, some people noticed another innovation. When you go to the Google page and write your search query, the search bar moves to the top of the page, and the bottom, as usual, the search results begin to appear. To disable the new interface, there will be a "turn off sreaming" link next to the search line.
An interesting feature that makes it possible to search the Internet even faster, but no matter how it turns out that it will only shatter. Google’s clear idea is to turn the search box into a query designer for instant searches.
Video (HD version of the video - here ):
The function is not yet available through Google Labs, but you can try a similar function in the Google Alerts service . Type a few words, click on "see results" and now every time you make changes to the search query, Google Alerts updates the results in real time. The Keyboardr service has a similar functionality - a site that uses the Google AJAX API to display results as you type a search query.
In addition, some people noticed another innovation. When you go to the Google page and write your search query, the search bar moves to the top of the page, and the bottom, as usual, the search results begin to appear. To disable the new interface, there will be a "turn off sreaming" link next to the search line.