Google Search Goes faster [New Features]

In this week Google added many  excited features on the search result page to save your precious time while searching.One of the best feature is “Real Time Search”.It seems that Google want to attract Bing and yahoo users by providing them many excited features to enhance the search.

Real time search result is really innovative step taken by Google.Even make better search result Google has integrated new feature that is social media searches.Google displays the updates from Twitter and FriendFeed as well as headlines of news published just a second before.

Google is innovating more features to make your search faster to save your valuable time while searching, so new features are added in the Google search.

Two new features added in the Google Search:

• Universal search features in Google Suggest

Google added universal search features to Google Suggest. let’s say you want to visit the capital of Belgium, but you can’t remember what it is. Type “capital of belgiu” in the search box and you’ll immediately find your answer (Brussels) before you’re even done typing. Similarly, you can type, “weather brus” and quickly decide how much warm clothing to bring (a lot!).This kind of information will appear in Suggest either above or below the suggested search terms for a variety of queries.

• Quick Scroll to the information you’re looking for

Other feature added by Google is Google Chrome extension called Quick Scroll which enables you to use Google’s search capabilities even after leaving our results page.

After clicking a result, most searchers end up scrolling around looking for the relevant sections of the page. You may have learned to use the find feature in your browser (Control-F on a PC or Command-F on a Mac) to search for specific words on the page. The browser find function is a useful tool, but it’s limited to matching the exact words you type, and most people don’t know about it. With Quick Scroll, the process of finding relevant content and scrolling to it happens automatically, as an extension of your Google search.