Marissa Mayer, VP GoogleWhen Marissa Mayer, vice-president of search products and user experience was asked what the next iteration of an intelligent Google would look like, she said, "intuitive search." She wants Google to be capable of presenting information to users before they even know what they're looking for. Amazingly she doesn’t think her team are that far away from achieving what she calls the ‘omnivorous’ search engine – that is, one which is able to take a user’s total context – where they are, what they were just reading, which direction their mobile phone is pointed and so on.
(12/7) -- Google's real-time search features are based on more than a dozen new search technologies that enable us to monitor more than a billion documents and process hundreds of millions of real-time changes each day with the feeds from Facebook, MySpace, FriendFeed, Jaiku and Identi.ca — and of course, Twitter.
(12/8) --provides a new, experimental way to consume news, developed by a partnership between Google, The New York Times, and The Washington Post. In Living Stories, you can read the same reporting and analysis that you expect from the Times and the Post, delivered on a highly interactive platform.
Google Goggles(12/7)-– an Android mobile tool which enables people to search using pictures instead of words. Users focus their phone's camera on an object, and Google compares elements of that picture against its database of images. When it finds a match, Google will tell you the name of what you're looking at, and provide a list of results linking through to the relevant web pages and news stories.
(12/3) -- A Google Gadget that lets you set up a store in minutes by filling out a Google Docs spreadsheet and dropping a gadget in Sites, Blogger, iGoogle, or your own web site.
(11/16) --Use Google Transliteration to type phonetically using an English keyboard.
(11/15) -- Google Image Swirl organizes image search results based on their visual and semantic similarity and presents them in an intuitive exploratory interface.
(11/03) -- Converts text and web pages written in one script to its phonetic equivalent in another script.
s(11/02) -- A tool to help webmasters increase page views on their sites.Given a page on your Web site, Related Links can choose the most related pages from your site and show them in a gadget. You can embed this gadget in your page to help your users reach other pages easily. Related Links also suggests searches that users can run within your site to find even more related pages
(10/24) -- All the information that appears as part of Google Social Search is published publicly on the web — you can find it without Social Search if you really want to. What they've done is surface that content together in one single place to make your results more relevant. They accomplish this by building a social circle of your friends and contacts using the connections linked from your public Google profile, such as the people you're following on Twitter or FriendFeed. The results are specific to you, so you need to be signed in to your Google Account to use Social Search.
Google Fetch as Googlebot(10/15) -- This bot lets you send Googlebot to retrieve a page from your Web site.This feature will help users a great deal when they re-implement their site with a new technology stack, find out that some of their pages have been hacked, or want to understand why they're not ranking for specific keywords.
(9/14) -- Blindingly fast overviews of headline pages of top newspapers.
(8/25) -- Android Scripting Environment brings scripting languages to Android.
Hitwise Chart-Ron Callari
Society and Trends Writer
InventorSpot.com

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by Anonymous
I'd settle for search that actually works
Despite the long list of new stuff you cite, i often find google's search results to be stale and unrelated to what i'm looking for.
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