- Feb 19, 2000
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I am stunned speechless. Well... almost.
This amazes and delights me. Google's new image search engine, although it's a Beta version, is mind-boggling. Mind-googling. Something like that.
Just as a test, I used the keyword "wombat" for a search. Page after page, hundreds (though not quite googols) of nicely thumbnailed wombats appeared almost instantly. Never in my born days have I seen so many marsupials (and a few images that seemed to have nothing whatsoever to do with wombats, but hey, this is Beta we're talking about!)
Google's astounding library of cached Web pages makes it the search engine of choice for many; the addition of this image-searching adjunct will end any debate over the matter.
This amazes and delights me. Google's new image search engine, although it's a Beta version, is mind-boggling. Mind-googling. Something like that.
Just as a test, I used the keyword "wombat" for a search. Page after page, hundreds (though not quite googols) of nicely thumbnailed wombats appeared almost instantly. Never in my born days have I seen so many marsupials (and a few images that seemed to have nothing whatsoever to do with wombats, but hey, this is Beta we're talking about!)
Google's astounding library of cached Web pages makes it the search engine of choice for many; the addition of this image-searching adjunct will end any debate over the matter.