Google Searchology
Annoucement, Google, Search May 16th, 2007 - By HaochiIn today’s Searchology Press Conference, Google made a couple important announcements regarding to the future of Google.
PageRank, the algorithm behind Google’s searching technology, has entered its “first stage of an upgraded ranking mechanism that automatically and objectively compares different types of information” to deliver the best results to the end users.
The way you navigate through different search results has changed greatly. On Web searches, when you enter a query, it will include navigation links next the Web on the left side of the section where it displays the number of results. Also, Google has added a new navigation bar on top of the result pages and home page of its products to help you easily navigate to one another, this includes Gmail, Video, Blog Search, Blogger, Calendar, Document, Groups, Reader, Maps, Scholar, and many others. (see screen shot above)
Beside the ones you can see now, Google launched a new service in the Google Labs, called the Google Experimental, where Google will “provides users an opportunity to try out some of the latest search experiments and innovations.” Some of the experiments available now are Timeline and Map views, where the results are sorted in a timeline and results are showed on a map alongside the results, keyboard short-cuts, and left/right hand navigation.
More coverage (Techmeme):
Behind the scenes with universal search - Official Google Blog
Universal search: The best answer is still the best answer - Official Google Blog
Google Begins Move to Universal Search - Google Press Center
Google Searchology: The Future of Search - Google Blogoscoped
Google Searchology Day: Recap Of Announcements - Search Engine Land
Google Launches New Design, Universal Search and a Site for Search Experiments - Google Operating System



May 16th, 2007 at 9:54 pm
Very cool, thanks for sharing! We use various Google features on a daily basis, so this is actually quite helpful! Thanks again!
May 17th, 2007 at 7:02 am
I hope that universal bar will be up on every page… + will behave the same (on gmail so far it opens up a new page, on the other’s it doesn’t)
but I am sure Google will include it on more pages soon (like blog search, where it isn’t live for me)
May 17th, 2007 at 4:15 pm
I really don’t like the new interface. The Google Analytics interface isn’t nearly as informative (see my earlier comment on this site). And now the I can’t access my Analytics account from my Gmail page. What does Google have against their Analytics service?
On a different note, I love the new “Google Experimental”. It looks like Google had to play catchup just this once (after Jeeves), but Google has asserted itself as a very adaptable company once again.
March 24th, 2008 at 7:04 am
I have doubt. How to create more info results in Google search. Whether we have to work for this?
Any techniques let me know?
Please let me know the process also.
May 2nd, 2008 at 4:20 am
Hi Web master All
Questions :-I have doubt. How to create more info results in Google search. Whether we have to work for this?
Any techniques let me know?
Please let me know the process also.
Answers :- you have install Google Tool bars,Very Easily Search and you are links http://www.google.com/webhp?q=google&esrch=GoogleSuggestBeta
so easy to understand Users Flow, ok Thanks and reagrds by
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