Anyone
is capable to answer the question that Google is the best search engine &
anything about any subject in the universe can be found in Google. Google is
moving to intensify its rivalry with Apple
(AAPL)
by offering the latest version of Google's voice-enabled search program as an
app for iPhones and iPads. It will compete head-to-head with Apple's
voice-enabled personal assistant, Siri.
If the holy desired
of Internet search which is something like the fictional computer on TV's "Star Trek." Anyone is capable
to answer the question that Google is the best search engine & anything about
any subject in the universe can be found in Google; and Amit Singhal- senior
vice president for engineering wants Google (GOOG) to be the company that gets there
first.
Singhal, the company's
senior vice president for engineering, poses some enhancements to Google's
search technology Wednesday that he characterized as significant "baby steps" in the right
direction.
Among the most notable:
Google is moving to intensify its rivalry with Apple (AAPL) by offering the latest version of
Google's voice-enabled search
program as an app for iPhones and iPads. It will compete head-to-head with
Apple's voice-enabled personal assistant, Siri.
Google inviting 1 million
users to test a new feature of its desktop search engine. It can pull
information from users' email files and the Internet at the same time. It will
provide faster and more useful answers to search queries as well.
The information search is about hiking trails for
example, will turn up standard Internet listings as well. It saved emails
containing with the recommendations from friends. The users of Gmail can search
their emails now, but this process is a separate search from an Internet query.
For
example, the new feature is done by when anyone type "my flights" in the search box and then get a real-time
status report on a flight. If the user has a reservation forsomething, based on
information drawn from the confirmation email sent by an airline, then it
displayed all the information about flights
Singhal
told to reporters during a session at the company's San Francisco offices, "We
want to make the search box universally”. Google wants to deliver search results
that combine all the knowledge stored on the World Wide Web with "information that is your
information."
That’s
why Google plans a massive "field
test" of its Gmail search feature where a spokesman said the company
has done with other new products. Information about enrolling can be found at g.co/searchtrial.
It
offered an earlier search enhancement, previously available in the United
States, to other English-speaking countries. Google said it on Wednesday.
The
feature, dubbed as "Knowledge Graph," recognizes key words in a
search inquiry and delivers a compilation of useful information to the standard
list of relevant Web links.
As
a man of India, Singhal said, he watched "endless
reruns" of "Star Trek" on his family's black-and-white TV.
Building a computer with involving language, speech recognition and artificial
intelligence, added by Singhal, who described the company's work as a continual
effort toward that goal as well.
Other
tech companies are working on it & have similar challenges. Analysts say
Apple's Siri could threaten by Google's dominance of Internet search, which
provides the advertising revenue that contributes most of Google's $38 billion
annual income as well.
Apple
and Google are increasingly competing with others over other mobile services,
including online maps and video as well. IDC tech analyst Hadley Reynolds said
that is a part of a broader war for the attention of mobile device users. Its number
is growing faster than desktop PC users.
Google
introduced its new voice-enabled search program earlier this summer but it was
initially available only on devices running the latest version of Google's
Android operating system. Is Apple approving Google's Voice Search for
inclusion in Apple's App Store? Singhal said that Google submitted the app a
week ago and "we are working with Apple to bring it to users in the next
few days.
Growing Search:
Google
said on Wednesday that its Internet search efforts have grown as the World Wide
Web has expanded:
The
company's search engine has identified more than 30 trillion unique web pages,
up from 1 trillion in 2008.
Google's engine scans over 20 billion pages each day.
Google answers more than 100 billion search queries a month.
Source by Google
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