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With Google Instant, seeing
results as you type helps you
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find information faster.
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The introduction of keyboard
navigation and the availability
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of Google Instant across more
search features like news,
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video, and books helps you get
the information you're
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looking for even more
quickly and easily.
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Let's first look at how Google
Instant has always worked.
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Say you're doing a search for
Yellowstone National Park.
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Once you've typed yellows, the
top prediction appears for
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Yellowstone National Park, and
this matches the results below.
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Using the arrow keys you
can scroll through the
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other predictions.
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Each time you scroll over a new
prediction, your search results
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update instantly below.
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When the highlighted prediction
matches what you're looking for
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you can hit the enter
key to confirm it.
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Once you have confirmed your
search by pressing enter the
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new keyboard navigation feature
let's you use the arrow up
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and down keys to navigate
through the results below.
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When the result you're
interested in is selected,
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press enter to go there.
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In addition to this
enhancement, Google Instant now
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works for many of the search
features listed on the left
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hand navigation of the
search results page.
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Including videos, news,
books, blogs, updates,
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and discussions.
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For example, if you click the
videos link in the left hand
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navigation you will then
see video results.
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Add the letter W to your
original search and you
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will see new predictions
and results.
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You can then arrow down to
wildlife, hit enter, and
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again begin to navigate
through the results.
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We're continuing to improve
and expand Google Instant,
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so stay tuned for more.
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Try it yourself at google.com.