News on Google searches
Since late February 2011, and only available in U.S. (for now), Google a step forward to help users find the answers relevant among the billions of interconnected pages on the web. From now on, the relevant not only the pages that provide the information sought, but so is the relationship. For this reason the company introduced Google Social Search in 2009 and has continued to make improvements since then.The first novelty is that users will be able to find among the organic results, results that include notes that indicate when your friends, family or coworkers have published or shared some information about what has been searched. For example, if you do a search on Kilimanjaro and your friend has written something on a blog about an experience who lived there, you will see your post between:
The second difference is that they have made the social search easier to understand by adding annotations when users have shared links on Twitter , Flickr, LinkedIn or other web sites. Now, if someone on which you are interested and you are connected has posted a link, which will make is that the link is included in your results with a clearer notation. For example, if you're watching a video on Obama's 'Daily Show' and a friend has tweeted, this result will appear in the top when you search regarding this issue, including a picture of your friend.
Finally, Google has improved the way in which the user can connect their accounts and gave you more control over those connections. Thus, the user can still connect your accounts published in your Google profile, but has also added a new option for who can do it privately in your Google account.
addition, if search algorithms are a public account that can be yours because they match the user names, you will be invited to the connect if you want to publish this information which also appears among search results.
Through this video you more details of how these developments.
For now these changes, which will appear along these days, it will be seen in Google.com and English. Thanks for visiting English
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