Posts tagged Visual Search

3 ways Bing is ahead of Google (via postie)

Dec 3rd

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This morning, Microsoft employees demonstrated a long list of enhancements to their Bing search engine at a press event at the company’s San Francisco office. The office is next door to the city’s newest, splashiest, most expensive shopping center, the Westfield.
After sitting through the Bing demo, I’m sure Microsoft parked its employees next [...]

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5 O’Clock Roundup: Moving into a networked era, Tumblr envy, Open Web

Nov 18th

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Watch out Lexis-Nexis and WestLaw! Google’s coming: You can now read full text legal opinions from U.S. federal and state district, appellate and supreme courts with Google Scholar. Expect an oligopoly (as in the legal research industry) to feel some pressure as Google rolls out another free and disruptive service. You can search by cases, [...]

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Kooaba – Snap and Search Cool App

Jun 24th

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The world of online search has been evolving at a fast pace since the web was born. Another addition to the different ways to search is Kooaba, a mobile visual search application. All you have to do is snap and search – take a photo of an object (say a CD or DVD) and [...]