We’ve all done it. We’ve all gone down the Google search wormhole. You know, the sudden desire to check movie times for your local theater that invariably shifts into an in-depth search campaign on the formative years of your favorite movie’s key grip. Or is that just me?
In 2007 a revolutionary product was introduced that changed the way people live their daily lives. I’m talking about the original iPhone, a product that moved computing away from traditional computers and put the web at people’s fingertips. The smartphone has had a big impact on the way people live.
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Algorithms can be quite the hassle sometimes (we’re looking at you Google) but they are also quite interesting when you start breaking down how they pair queries and data to results.
Today Facebook announced a new project called Graph Search. Do I think it will work? Yes and I’ll explain why a little later. Graph What? What’s Graph Search? Simply, it’s Facebook’s version of a search engine. The difference between Google/Bing/Yahoo! and Facebook are how the results are served. Facebook’s search engine will give each individual …
