Three years later, Google will launch a service called Google Life Search, even though only in China. At least that's the latest message included in Google's translation program.
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So this is a search engine targeted to China's population. It can't search for alien life or for the origin of life, but it could be a search engine for interesting things to do or for lifestyle information. What do you think "Google Life Search" could be?
Update (May 19): The service is now live at Google China and it's only a nice interface for Google Base. You can use it to search for structured information from housing, recipes, products and more.
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Could as well be li-fe (lee-fay), whatever li-fe means in chinese.
ReplyDeleteProbably google's take on "live search", misspelled to avoid trademark infringement.
ReplyDeleteIt gives one result for whatever query: 42
ReplyDelete"It gives one result for whatever query: 42"
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It searches recent event in your life. So you can easily review the terms of your divorce etc.=>
ReplyDeleteuhm..sounds like searching people? animals?
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