Google introduces suggested search queries and expected number of results

I came across an interesting new feature in Google, as you are typing your query, Google will start suggesting queries, each along with number of results that will be gained through this query. This is a very amazing feature.

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4 Comments so far

  1. on August 26, 2008 at 5:09 pm 7aki Fadi wrote:

    This is cool, youtube also kind of does the same thing, it suggests search words but does not give you the number of sites to expect.

  2. on August 26, 2008 at 6:15 pm za3tar wrote:

    Google had this experimentally for a couple of years now (under the name “Google Suggest”) .. i guess they finally made it official now.

  3. on August 26, 2008 at 6:58 pm Samer Marzouq wrote:

    I saw the YouTube suggestion feature a while back and it’s great, but imagine that Google’s suggestions will give the number of the documents that contain key words that you’ve entered, big, ha?

    I’ve never heard of the Google Suggestion feature before, I thought of it before but I thought it’s impossible to do, but Google did it!

  4. on August 30, 2008 at 4:48 pm Hani Obaid wrote:

    It’s a good way to find googlewacks (search words that produce only one result on google)

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