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Share this PostArticle Src:- Google Official Blogmedia eventInside SearchGoogle InstantGoogle Images with sortingInside Search blogInside SearchFeaturesunder-the-hood lookSearch GlobePlaygroundA Google a Daypast Google doodleswww.google.com/insidesearchOn Tuesday, they held a in San Francisco to introduce new and faster ways to search using your voice, an image or Instant Pages. They also launched , a new website that hosted a live stream of the event. Inside Search contains a wealth of information about search and they wanted to let you know more about it.
When providing detailed information about a new search feature, they often link to an official landing page from the blog post (such as this one for or this one for ). Since there wasn’t one central place you could find all that information, they created a one-stop shop for all search-related features, tips and tricks. Thus, following the release of the new , they bring you a deeper look .
In addition, if you ever wonder how search takes your query and delivers results, you can use Inside Search to get an at the technology behind Google Search. There are interactive diagrams with information on how far every query has to travel to get an answer back to you, how often they run experiments (they ran over 6000 in 2010 alone), how much time has gone into developing the algorithm and more. They’ve also included the , an interactive display of searches around the world, on this page.
Inside Search also takes advantage of HTML5 to create a more interactive experience throughout the site, so instead of just clicking to read a list of search facts, you can do something a little more fun, like pick up a test tube with your mouse and pour the solution onto the Google homepage to reveal interesting facts about search:
Finally, be sure to visit the section of the site. There, you can try your hand at the trivia game, browse our gallery of and be on the lookout for new fun additions coming soon.
To learn new search tips, get a behind-the-scenes look at Google technology or find out more information about the announcements from Tuesday’s event, visit the new site at .
