Google Launches Real Time Search: See It HERE (VIDEO)

Google has unveiled new search features at its December 7, 2009 Search Event.

Among several other new search options, such as the Google Goggles, that will debut, Google has shared its new concept for real-time search.

See a demonstration of the new real-time search feature in the video below. Follow Google's search event live on Twitter with the hashtag #googlesearch, or watch it live here.

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UPDATE 2:16PM ET: Google has reportedly also struck deals with Facebook and MySpace for their new real-time search feature. Mashable reports:

Google's announced that they've inked partnerships with both Facebook and MySpace to pull in data in real-time. For Facebook, that means public Facebook Pages, and for MySpace, it means any stream data that is publicly available. This is on top of the partnership that the company announced with Twitter back in October.

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UPDATE 3:28PM ET: Facebook (@Facebook) Tweeted the following at 2:56PM ET:

We're working with Google to offer real-time search of public content on Facebook Pages.

Read about real-time search on Google's official blog here.

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Comments

[Anemocracy]

11:43 AM on 12/08/2009

I'm a Google/Gma­il fan, but I despise Twitter and would rather not use a service that streams Tweets as 'breaking news'.

[ZimboChick]

02:53 AM on 12/08/2009

someone.sc­ho0ol.me. what.is.th­e.purpose?­.

[annigwin]

01:16 AM on 12/08/2009

I saw a segment on Google Goggles on MSNBC the other night. At the time that originally aired, there was a lot more work needed for Goggles. The need more images in their database. Imagine the database cataloging and storage needed for all those images.

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[KLordsha]

01:14 AM on 12/08/2009

Google wins again! Awesome...

[jkpcguru]

12:14 AM on 12/08/2009

I'm reading "The singularit­y is near: when humans transcend biology" By Ray Kurzweil.

This is definetly one of those bend of the arm moments he talks about. It's all exponentia­l growth from here in Search technology­.....

[cooket]

12:12 AM on 12/08/2009

I'm sorry, but nothing is better than Bing's Travel Technology­....

[MrBlu]

10:01 PM on 12/07/2009

I hate to say this but Microsoft got it right with Bing. I've already made the switch.

I also don't see how this will generate money for Google. Also, what does a 50-year-ol­d looking for his nearest eye doctor care about people's tweets from there? "Wow, the chairs are really comfy and the receptioni­st is a hottie".

Actually it would be more like "chairs comftbl. girl at desk iz hawt" Since no one really speaks/tex­ts proper English. It'll be a cavalcade of 16-somethi­ngs tweeting crap about crap. Way to go Google.

[Yg Bluig]

08:42 PM on 12/07/2009

I can hardly wait for the day when people real-time google questions they used to just simply ask their spouse, like "where are my car keys?" "Do these pants make me look fat?" or "Should I stop for milk on the way home from work?"

Tiger's wife will of course use it to ask 'has anyone seen my husband?'

[ArthurTwoShedsJackson]

06:51 AM on 12/08/2009

LOL! To which a chorus of women respond "Yes, I sure have!"

[Tony Robinson]

08:33 PM on 12/07/2009

Pretty darn impressive­!!!

[whiteboyblues]

07:19 PM on 12/07/2009

I remember when breaking news used to be "breaking"

[wdcvhi]

06:38 PM on 12/07/2009

How is this breaking news?

[MrVee]

06:24 PM on 12/07/2009

This is not good news for those searching for informatio­n. All this stands to deliver is tweet level informatio­n that is unfounded, unsearchab­le and not credible. All I can say is ugly people will be using this to spread some really nasty rumors about the things we care about. Good job Google. You've officially jumped the shark.

[Indra]

05:57 PM on 12/07/2009

Big deal. Who cares. I don't want to know whats going. Good for the social set who have no money but lots of time on their hands.

[plausibleD]

05:12 PM on 12/07/2009

A ding on bing?

[lmpub]

04:52 PM on 12/07/2009

Chalk up another one for Google.