With typing and voice search already under its belt, Google's aiming its search sights on another target: handwriting. With a simple setting activation, you can now hand write your searches on your iOS or Android smartphones and tablets, and like magic, it'll scour the Web based on your scribbles.
Google is always adding little bells and whistles to its various platforms, and recently has been tweaking its mainstay, Search, pretty aggressively. The latest addition is the "Knowledge Graph," which will divine what you're really looking for and spit out a ton of relevant information.
Google's come a long way from being just an online search company. Although it has its fingers in Android, Chrome, Google TV, Google+ and a million other projects, its special trick is and will always online search. Google made this six minute video to show the progress of its search business since 1996.
Stop! WireDoo time! OK, that doesn't have the same ring to it as Hammertime, but WireDoo is the name of MC Hammer's new search engine, and he's gotta market it somehow.
A comment made by Google CEO Eric Schmidt has brought the dominant search engine some negative press, and has some eyes in high places turning toward Microsoft's "decision engine," Bing. In an appearance on CNBC, Schmidt said the following: "If...
Google is being pretty quiet about it, but the top search engine on the net may make some small changes to its winning formula. Granted, Google is always rolling out little tweaks — safe search, for instance, can be turned...
As technologies like Google Earth and the experimental iPhone Earth application change the way we view our reality, it's time for a ground breaking device to match all the data at our disposal. Japanese concept designer Mac Funamizu has come...