Google Australia : Now you can Search Content Before it’s Created !

Mar. 31st, 2008 by Aibek Popularity: 1,815 views

Gday - Search Tomorrow

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Google spiders crawl publicly available web information and our index of historic, cached web content. Using a mashup of numerous factors such as recurrence plots, fuzzy measure analysis, online betting odds and the weather forecast from the iGoogle weather gadget, we can create a sophisticated model of what the internet will look like 24 hours from now.

Source: www.google.com.au/intl/en/gday/index.html

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    3 Comments »

    Comment by doorknob60
    2008-03-31 22:55:31

    Does THIS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google%27s_hoaxes mean anything to you? Considering the date in Australia…:P

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    Comment by Owen
    2008-04-01 17:01:13

    Haha…I’m pretty sure it’s obvious its a prank doorknob60…and theres been at least three google pranks this year!

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    Comment by doorknob60
    2008-04-01 18:17:54

    Yeah, looking on the Wikipedia article it looks like there’s 15?? I think they’re going overboard this year :P

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