today at Google, where the company is devoting time to look at the past, present and future of search at Google. There will be a number of significant announcements coming out of the event. Want to ...

Searchology is a periodic state of the union for Google search (here’s the last one), and we’re here on the ground to see the announcements live. Less than a month ago the company rolled out major new ...

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Google announced exciting new features at its annual Searchology event at the Googleplex headquarters today, where the company's executives argued that “understanding people, health, communication, ...

Google’s Searchology event is in a sort of “Just one more thing” format this year: So far, we’ve seen some quick demos of worthwhile tweaks the company has made to Web and mobile search in recent ...

Google's Searchology event was held May 12; as usual, the company rolled out a few interesting new features that you may or may not use and that may or may not impact how you tailor your Web site and ...

Google’s latest Searchology event happened on Tuesday, and the blog posts and tweets were flying fast and furious. If you found it all to be a little too much to keep track of, have no fear. It’s our ...

We're here at Google's Searchology event in Mountain View. Google's Marissa Mayer has announced that the company is launching a new, integrated search experience Wednesday called Universal Search.

I went to Google's Searchology event Tuesday morning, which is where it unveils it's latest search technologies. This year, there was a lot said about trying to understand the meaning of user queries, ...

Google's decision in May to roll out "Universal Search," a model that involves combining information from videos, news, Web sites and other sources into one set of search results, has raised more than ...

Today is Google Searchology Day! No, Google isn’t forming a new cult, instead the company is holding a live webcast press conference from its Mountain View headquarters to discuss some of the latest ...

Update: There are a couple of fairly significant announcements in the notes section below. I’m starting to turn these into posts. Lots coming. At least half of silicon valley’s tech writers and major ...