We had another Google Search On event yesterday and in case you missed it or you simply do not want to read through a lot of fluff, here is the short version. Note, I am pretty sure we covered tests of all of these announcements in the past at this site, so everything should look familiar.
Again, this is the quick format version, since I did a longer version at Search Engine Land.
Multisearch expanding to 70 languages, from just English.
Page insights with shopping details, where Google overlays search information in Chrome
Personalized results based on brand or department preferences (this is pretty interesting)
New shopping filters (dynamic filters) for better refinements of your shopping queries
Google Discover with more shopping and style features
Here is the replay of the event if you want to watch it or read about it here.
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Here is the 9 minute version:
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Here is a summary based on Google’s tweets:
With multisearch, you can take a pic *and* ask a question to get the look you want or fix something. đ€Ż We’re bringing this new way to search to 70+ languages. And soon, you’ll be able to add “near me” to your image to find what you’re looking for nearby. #SearchOnpic.twitter.com/RHxRQm42EU
What you love about Translating with Lens is now even better. đĄ
With major advancements in AI, translated text appears seamlessly integrated, as if it was part of the original picture. Turning text⊠into context! #SearchOnpic.twitter.com/N8YySv87z1
Weâre introducing new ways to explore information on Google. đ When you want to dig deeper, simply tap to add and remove topics to zoom in and out⊠and follow your curiosity wherever it takes you. #SearchOn
If youâre visiting a new place, it can be hard to figure out what’s worth exploring. Soon on @GoogleMaps, youâll be able to get the vibe of a neighborhood at a glance with photos and videos of the most popular spots coming to life on your map. #SearchOnpic.twitter.com/jr7UogG7hB
Immersive view in @GoogleMaps is a new way to experience what a neighborhood, landmark, restaurant and venue will be like â and even feel like youâre right there. It uses advances in computer vision and AI to fuse together billions of Street View images. #GoogleIOpic.twitter.com/oNhphv1KkB
Weâve all been there⊠a food craving you canât get off your mind. In the coming months you can search for a specific dish, like “soup dumplings near me,” and quickly see what local restaurants offer it, with pictures and reviews â satisfying that craving in no time. #SearchOnpic.twitter.com/E1oDdk3S0z
When you search with the word âshopâ followed by whatever youâre looking for, youâll now see a visual display of products, from a wide array of retailers and brands. Try it on any product â from âshop fall jacketsâ to âshop halloween dog costumes.â #SearchOn
Before you âadd to cart,â check out every angle. đžWith 3D shopping, youâll be able to see 360° spins of more products that youâre searching for on Google, starting this fall with sneakers. đđ #SearchOnpic.twitter.com/QEysuGrqBX
Looking to make more sustainable food choices? đ„Šđ„đ« When you search for certain recipes like âbean recipesâ or âbroccoli chicken,â youâll soon be able to compare how sustainable your options are, thanks to ingredient-level emissions info from the United Nations. #SearchOnpic.twitter.com/VruEdefVge
Early next year, you’ll also be able to opt into alerts if new results appear, so you can quickly request their removal. So you can have peace of mind that weâre helping your personal information stay just that⊠personal.
âAbout this resultâ is expanding to help you easily see if results are personalized or not & access controls to manage, including turning personal results off. This will also help anyone understand not all Google Search results are personalized. More: https://t.co/IZ0qdnjObipic.twitter.com/KGmfy8B3mu
The tool is available from the Google app and the web beginning today, in the US for English to start (weâre looking to expand the tool globally in the future). Click the three dots next to any result to open the âAbout this resultsâ panel, then use the âRemove resultâ option… pic.twitter.com/1WqRWaHtfB
At #SearchOn, we shared how weâre getting closer to making search experiences that reflect how people naturally make sense of the world. Here’s a closer look at our latest updates. https://t.co/vAusqwekLE
