Google is bringing the powerful natural language processing (NLP) technology that underlies its search engine to Google Drive. In a blog post announcing the move this week, Josh Smith, product manager at Google Drive, described NLP as a fancy way of saying “search like you talk.
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Google Drive Search Gets a Natural Language Boost, More News
Google is bringing the powerful natural language processing (NLP) technology that underlies its search engine to Google Drive. In a blog post announcing the move this week, Josh Smith, product manager at Google Drive, described NLP as a fancy way of saying “search like you talk.
Google Drive Search Gets a Natural Language Boost, More News
Google is bringing the powerful natural language processing (NLP) technology that underlies its search engine to Google Drive. In a blog post announcing the move this week, Josh Smith, product manager at Google Drive, described NLP as a fancy way of saying “search like you talk.
Hipflat Is the World’s First Real Estate Search Website to Show…
Hipflat.co.th, the leading Real Estate search website in Thailand, becomes the world’s 1st property portal to help buyers find homes right next to a Pokémon GO Stop or Gym.
(PRWeb August 27, 2016)
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Google in legal trouble in India for including PM Modi in top criminals search results
An Indian court has issued a notice to Google, its CEO and India head for listing Prime Minister Narendra Modi among the world’s top ten criminals in its image search results and registered a criminal case against the company.
The complainant, an advocate named Sushl Kumar Mishra, has argued that a Google search for the “top ten criminals of the world” showed Modi’s photograph in the search results. Mishra has said that while he wrote to Google to remove Modi’s name from the list, he got no response. Read more…
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Smarter Enterprise Search Is the Key to Employee Efficiency
Searching for corporate data on an internal company network has always been a difficult challenge, and with the recent proliferation of cloud-based services, the problem is only getting worse. But providing a powerful, comprehensive enterprise search tool should be a priority for every business.
Cisco acquires search company
Cisco this week acquired privately held Synata, a developer of search technology for collaboration tools.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Synata’s software will help users of Cisco’s Spark business collaboration service search rooms and content within the service, Cisco says. Spark is a cloud-based service that enables users to message, meet, or call.
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Microsoft pact makes Baidu the Edge browser’s default search engine in China
Microsoft has announced a new partnership with Baidu, the hugely popular Chinese search engine. In China, Baidu.com will be the default home page and search engine for the new Microsoft Edge browser. Additionally, Baidu will deliver Universal Windows Applications for search, video, cloud and maps for Windows 10. The company plans to deliver a customized experience for Baidu’s more than 600 million users, featuring local browsing and search. Microsoft will make it easy for customers to upgrade to the official Windows 10 via a Baidu “Windows 10 Express” distribution channel. Microsoft isn’t abandoning Bing in China in its support for Baidu. According to Yusuf…
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The Long Search for Elusive Ripples in Spacetime
If Advanced LIGO still can’t find gravitational waves, something is wrong in astrophysics.
The post The Long Search for Elusive Ripples in Spacetime appeared first on WIRED.
Peloton’s on-demand spin class app now lets you bookmark and filter search results
Last year, when I reviewed Peloton, a new indoor cycling bike system with on-demand lessons from a live studio, I came to the conclusion that the bike itself could be too expensive for most people. Since then, the company has released an iPad app for users to ride along using their own bikes, and today an update will make it even easier to find the rides you want whenever you want it. The latest version of the Peloton app now allows users to bookmark rides they like, whether it’s one they’ve taken before that they enjoyed or from an instructor…
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