Google Goggles – Using pictures to search the web
Posted by: Krishna De | Posted on: December 11th, 2009 | 10 Comments | Posted in: Marketing offline
We’ve seen search results showing photographs and videos. Now pictures are being used to help you search for results in the search engines.
Earlier this week, Google announced a new way to search the internet – by submitting a photograph from your mobile phone.
This is currently an experimental ‘search-by-sight feature’, called Google Goggles.
Apparently it can recognise books, album covers, artwork, landmarks, places, logos, and more.
For more about Google Goggles read a CNN article here or visit the Google Goggles page.
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