Google Instant Search: Speed Up The Way You Search

Google finally unveiled its Instant search, where results are predicted and displayed with each letter entered in the search box. By offering a truly interactive, smart and quicker way to find your desired terms, Instant Search promises to change the way users' search.

Regarded as a fundamental shift, Google has finally rolled out its big wager on the progression of search with the launch of Google Instant Search, where results will be predicted and displayed with every letter you type in the search box. Technically, it works as you type; with each keystroke, the results will get updated enabling you to spot on the desired item much quicker. The idea is to offer information much faster by displaying relevant results as a query is typed. Also, the instant feedback, would help users to calibrate their searches more quickly and spot the results that incisively match their search.

Faster , Smarter and Instant

Google instant Search claims to be Faster , Smarter and Instant. Since it has the ability to predict and display your results as you type, it actually saves about 2 to 5 seconds per search. Moreover, in situations of slightly vague searches, where you don't exactly know what you are looking for, predictions given in gray text may help significantly to streamline your search. And finally Instant, because it displays results as you type. Much before than typing your entire search terms, predictions will be offered to choose for the exact term. Highly dynamic, it boast about enabling prompt interactions

The Technology Behind

Based on the Google’s auto complete technology, it owns the ability to deliver predicted search terms in a drop-down box, along with the search results given below the drop-down. As per Google, the idea shaped up by employing an entire series of latest technologies, including new caching systems, an optimized page generating in JavaScript and the proficiency to adaptively regulate the rate at which results pages are displayed. As of now, this core search experience is available on Google.com for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and IE 8. Its core intent is to save time while searching for a specific term without laying any impact on the internet speed and search engine rankings.

Users' take on Google Instant Search

Where most users and industry veterans have blithely welcomed the coming of Google Instant Search, many also believe that this may slow down the search speed since it may raise the chances confusing and misleading users with all the predicted queries. However, with Google's claim to intact simplicity and ease with Instant Search, we are yet to witness the world's take on this truly interactive and fast Search advancement.

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Govind Singh

is head of search marketing division Brainpulse. He covers core search marketing topics that matter the most for online businesses. With over 10 years of his experience in the vertical, he successfully manages marketing strategies for clients.