The More Fun Surfing with Google Social Search
Google search site is now a test launch of a new feature called Google ‘Social Search’. This new feature will work with inserting content from your social network to search results. The content of this social networking made by Google of some services like Twitter, Friendfeed, Google Reader shared-content and other content relative, feature is still labeled experimental Google Labs, but enough to leave Bing far behind. Especially after they managed to put Twitter to tweet to participate in the search results in Bing and Google Search.
To begin using this feature you must first join this experiment at Google Labs Experiments page. After that you can edit your Google profile and included some social networking account you have there. This data will be used as a measure Google friendships (social factor). In addition, Google uses a common name you use on-site social networking sites as an alternative Benchmark.
Marissa Mayer, one of Google’s top brass is already announced this new feature on the Web 2.0 conference in San Francisco last year. Google believes will be able to make the search becomes more personal and relevant, because the inclusion of data from friends and contacts online in the web content. Mayer uses the example of searching for “New Zealand” on Google. If the user has recently visited New Zealand and write something about it in a social network or blog, ‘Social Search’ will attract these results at the bottom of the page. New features in the Google search engine also will include visual data.
When searching for a celebrity, for example, “George Clooney”, Google’s ‘Social Search’ will also bring photos of the user’s friends who have named George, at the bottom of the page image. However please note, Google’s ‘Social Search’ will only remove the data or information which has become ‘owned’ the public and will not issue personal data.