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Google+: Real-time search and hashtags are the two new features that the giant of search is rolling out today to its users, but not to everyone at once, Google is rolling out these new features slowly, so if you don’t see them just wait a little longer.

This gives users in Google+ an enhanced experience to find relevant information across the social network spectrum and the web. So the next time you do a search in Google+ you’ll see a message alerting you about new posts as they become available.

One thing to notice is that you should opt to insert a hashtag when posting updates, that way Google+ can scan and automatically insert a link to the search results for that specific term.

This new features will also be really useful for super users of the social network, journalists and media types who may be interested on staying up to date with the latest breaking news that appears on Google+.

Check out this YouTube video to learn more about real-time search and hashtags.

Oh, in this video Pureinfotech made an appearance, well… just for few seconds, if you look closely in the video, when Vic Gundotra, Google’s SVP of social, is demonstrating how real-time works, in the second 44, when he click 1 more recent post one of Pureinfotech’s article, more specifically BlueStacks runs Android apps on Windows 7 [Download], appears as a new result — I just had to share this with all of you! Thanks. 

Source Mashable.com

 
 
 
 
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    This is actually pretty important news. Real-time search was a big missing component of G+, but the fact that they’ve added it so quickly is good to see.

 
 
 
 

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