Google Squared And Wolfram Alpha, New Search Tools

Google Searchology event revealed a new search tool called “Google Squared” which will be available this month at Google Labs or (www.google.com/squared). According to TechCrunch, “Google Squared extracts data from Web pages and presents them in search results as squares in an online spreadsheet.” For example, if you search for a “small fish,” Google will list the results with types of small fishes, along with description, size, weight, origin, etc. in columns and rows. View the screenshot below.

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While Wolfram Alpha is based on its own database, while Google Squared gathers data from the entire Web. It is one simple input field that gives access to a huge system, with trillions of pieces of curated data and millions of lines of algorithms. The example page image below shows that the initial release of Wolfram|Alpha will allow you to probe knowledge derived from many different domains.

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