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Google hasn’t updated PageRank in a long time This patent in particular, though, is about question queries. That is, if you were to search “How to fry bread?” the results would have to be relevant to answering that question for the user. Google has announced that its search engine is getting better at understanding the way people speak and what they say. Google says that the Google app does this by understanding the meaning of what you are saying, breaking down a query to understand the For some, Google Search has become something of a personal assistant. As Google’s voice recognition algorithms have improved, the feature’s ability to fetch information and obey commands on the fly has become more and more useful. Today, Google made If there is one advantage that Google Now and their voice search has over other features offered by other platforms, it is that it tends to understand the user better, even though a recent study did find that Apple’s Siri came out on top. That being said Houston: Google has updated its mobile app to better understand complex queries and decipher the meaning of questions. Following the introduction of Knowledge Graph in 2012, which provided information on individual brands, countries and public figures The UK Information Commissioner ordered Google to remove the second story from search results for the individual in question. The top 10 removal request sites, which altogether account for nine percent of the total are Facebook, profileengine.com .

Google App is now capable of handling all your difficult questions, informs Google's product manager Satyajeet Salgar through an official blog post. The 'keywords' based Google search engine is now upgrading itself to understand your questions typed in With excellent perks, great pay and benefits, and high job satisfaction, employees at this year's 50 best companies to work for in America seem to have a good thing going for them. But before you start seething with envy, you should see some of the and today announces that the Google app is growing in intelligence, enabling it to 'understand' ever more complex questions. Google's ability to recognize the context in which questions are asked is not new, but it has now evolved even further. Rather than Google's answer is "predator because RankBrain understands sentences (meaning and sentiment), it is now very important to answer the questions being asked," he says. "For instance, when you read a keyword such as 'best toasters,' think of it as .