back to news

Google Search Results to Include ‘Real-time’ Data

Previous Image Next Image
Associated Press
Mon, December 07, 2009

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Google will begin to automatically update its search results to include relevant information within a few seconds after the content is recorded in its Web index.

The "real-time" search feature unveiled Monday marks a major step in Google's ambition to provide a comprehensive look at what people are discussing online as quickly as possible.

The fresh information will scroll across a section of the main results page; normally, a new search request was the only way to the blog posts, status updates and other information that Google had indexed since the previous query.

To stay on top of what's happening online, Google announced it has forged new partnerships to include some of the updates from two popular online hangouts, Facebook and MySpace.

Enjoy this post? Share it with others.



Comments

Add A Comment

Please enter the word from the image into the box below.

Related Stories

Local Events

Mon, March 08, 4:46
South Carolina Trucking Show

Wed, January 20, 8:52
Saturday Nights at Remount

Sun, December 13, 11:30
Strides For Autism Walk at Hampton Park

Poll

Should Congress Vote on the Current Health Care Bill or Start Over?