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Friday, April 10, 2009

Google Mobile - April Fools


On March 31st at 10-till midnight, Google posted the following on their mobile blog.

Ever had a word on the tip of your tongue but just couldn't remember it? Or perhaps blanked on a person's name in a socially awkward situation? Or even suffered memory deterioration due to ordinary aging or questionable life choices? If so, [Google] Brain Search for mobile may be for you. Using our new CADIE technology, we can now index the content of your brain to make it searchable, thus bringing you aided retrieval of memories.

Nice April Fools joke, but it makes one wonder.

If, today, the world's wisdom (I use that word loosely) is accessible in fractions of seconds and I still can't remember where I left my keys, is all that information all that useful? Perhaps the majority of information searched on the web is more akin to junk food than we might admit.

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3 comments:

Economy said...

Hey
sory to write to you like this, but i could not find the contact form. I really like your blog and i was wondering if you would maybe like a link exchange with my website www.sayeconomy.com . My site has many good articles and gets around 1300 different visitors each day. I think we would both benefit out of this exchange alot. We would get higher position in search engines and many new visitors from each others economy sites.

Well let me know on info@sayeconomy.com . I would really like a link exchange with your blog (i like it alot).

Thank you in advance for your reply.

Cheers,
Matt

Nick Downey said...

Big Marketing Ideas blog does not participate in Link Exchanges.

David Hisbrook said...

This is the most profound and wise thing I’ve received via email in a long, long time. I thought for a couple of days about plagiarizing it, but my conscience won that battle. Instead, I’m spreading it and raising your digital footprint.

Like the lady said, “You do the next right thing. Then the next.”

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