Google has silently launched a new ‘Search Sandbox’ (not to be confused with Google Sandbox) at SearchMash.com. The privacy policy and Whois records reveal that the site is owned and operated by Google.
It appears that Google will test new search engine features such as Ajax URL menus, integrated A9 style image search, and the ability for users to reorder their results.
Google just got the jump on everyone again, although no doubt they must be cursing whoever leaked the existence of the new interface this early.
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One Response
SearchMash Hentai Link at Internet Marketing Fool
October 6th, 2006 at 5:03 am
1[…] A post by one of my regular commentors, Google Success, recently posted about SearchMash.com and it seems that many in the blogosphere are talking about it including SEW, CyberNet News, and Inside Google. In his post, GS says, Google has silently launched a new ‘Search Sandbox’ (not to be confused with Google Sandbox) at SearchMash.com. The privacy policy and Whois records reveal that the site is owned and operated by Google. […]
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