A friend of mine had recently asked me if I knew anything about Google Caffeine, at the time all that came to mind was coffee beans. I took some time and did some research on Google Caffeine and as it turns out it is an upcoming Google search engine. As a consumer, I took a great interest in this project.
Still undergoing development, Google Caffeine is not yet available. However, Google has made a beta version for users to try out while they finish.
I decided to take this new Google Caffeine beta and give a test drive myself. I compared the beta to the original Google search engine and at this point did not find much difference. However, there was an improvement in the speed and accuracy.
To start off, try comparing the speed of the two search engines. Use just one word and when you get the search results do the same with the newer beta version to compare the difference in how fast it returns results.
When I did the test myself, I found that the Google Caffeine beta was faster than the original engine Google started with.
Next, I thought I would compare the accuracy of the search results. When I did this, the new beta version of Google's Search engine returned less 'less related' results while the original version had many more of them. Google calls these blended search options.
To the general users there may be no problems with this new beta. However, for others this could be a problem as the search engine can interrupt key words thus making the higher ranking results return in lower positions and run the risk of not being seen.
With this in mind, it might be a good idea for bloggers to maximize the potential of their blogs and websites to be sure that their pages still turn up in the results. Thankfully, this is just a beta for everyone to try out.
Still undergoing development, Google Caffeine is not yet available. However, Google has made a beta version for users to try out while they finish.
I decided to take this new Google Caffeine beta and give a test drive myself. I compared the beta to the original Google search engine and at this point did not find much difference. However, there was an improvement in the speed and accuracy.
To start off, try comparing the speed of the two search engines. Use just one word and when you get the search results do the same with the newer beta version to compare the difference in how fast it returns results.
When I did the test myself, I found that the Google Caffeine beta was faster than the original engine Google started with.
Next, I thought I would compare the accuracy of the search results. When I did this, the new beta version of Google's Search engine returned less 'less related' results while the original version had many more of them. Google calls these blended search options.
To the general users there may be no problems with this new beta. However, for others this could be a problem as the search engine can interrupt key words thus making the higher ranking results return in lower positions and run the risk of not being seen.
With this in mind, it might be a good idea for bloggers to maximize the potential of their blogs and websites to be sure that their pages still turn up in the results. Thankfully, this is just a beta for everyone to try out.
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