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Instant Page is among the new search features introduced today by Google Fellow Amit Singhal and team. (Credit:Screenshot by CNET)
Google Fellow Amit Singhal leads today's briefing. Here he answers a question during the q and a.(Credit:Screenshot by CNET)
Editor's note: We used Cover It Live for this event, so if you missed the live blog, you can still replay it in the embedded component below. Replaying the event will give you all the live updates along with commentary from our readers and CNET reporters. For those of you who just want the basic updates, we'll be transcribing them in regular text below. You can also read a summary post on the briefing, or individual posts on the mobile search refresh, boosted voice and image search, and the new Instant Pages feature.
At its "Inside Search" briefing this morning, the Internet giant is unveiling new mobile and desktop search features, and we're covering them live. The new features make it easier to enter search queries and view results through icons, images, and voice commands.
Last September--the last time Google hosted a similar event--it launched Google Instant, the search feature that updates results as users type queries.
To follow the event, click on the Cover It Live Module below. The event kicked off at 9:30 a.m. PT.
Editors' note: The original, barebones version of this story was posted June 13 at 5:14 p.m. PT.
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