“What do you love?” (wdyl.com) by Google – Google Launches a Different Kind of Search Experience
Google has launched a site called wdyl.com. That stands for “What do you love?”. That is the all the site says with a search box and a heart button until you enter your query.
Once you enter it, you get a different kind of search results page. The page will show you a graphical interface with boxes for results in Image Search, Maps, Google Alerts, Patent Search, Google Trends, Product Search, Sketchup, YouTube, Books, Google Translate, Blog Search, Picasa, Google News, Google Earth, Google Mobile Search, etc. It also has boxes for various Google tools.
For example, if I tell Google I love “India” it will also show Gmail box telling me to email somebody about India, a Google Calendar box telling me to plan an event about India, a Google Voice box telling me to call somebody about India, a Google Moderator box telling me to organize a debate about India (a fantastic idea), a Google Groups box telling me to start a India discussion group (another great idea), and a Chrome box telling me to access India stuff on the web, faster.
For example, if I tell Google I love “India” it will also show Gmail box telling me to email somebody about India, a Google Calendar box telling me to plan an event about India, a Google Voice box telling me to call somebody about India, a Google Moderator box telling me to organize a debate about India (a fantastic idea), a Google Groups box telling me to start a India discussion group (another great idea), and a Chrome box telling me to access India stuff on the web, faster.
The whole thing is nice and social too. You can share using all kinds of services like Gmail, Google Buzz, and…oh wait, that’s all.
Hat tip to MG Siegler at TechCrunch for first reporting on this, after receiving a tip from Xoogler (or ex-Googler) Antonio Alger. On a side note, if you Google “xoogler,” Google assumes you meant “Google” and automatically shows results for that.
It’s not clear if Google is really ready for this to be widely seen. Google hasn’t officially announced it at this point. RU7C67W58ZH9
Courtesy: http://www.webpronews.com/
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