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Jesse Ruderman: Experience Google's new look
Topic: Technology 9:41 pm EST, Mar 12, 2004

] Google has been testing a new look with a small percent
] of visitors. I wrote a bookmarklet that lets you make
] Google show you the new look:

[ The look is ok. Nothing revolutionary, but it's cleaner. I'm interested to know if there are backend improvements to go along with the new look.

I'm not gonna be satisfied until the computer knows what i want to look at based on correlating its semantic map with whatever i'm working on. If I happen to be reading a document about global warming affecting coastal sea bird populations, i want the computer to know that and be looking for related information before i ask it, so when i do ask for more, it's right there, sorted by subtopics at multiple levels, coded for relevance and preferably with a prefetched version of the resources already stored locally. -k]

Jesse Ruderman: Experience Google's new look



 
 
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