Tag: timeline
Android users can now access chronological Twitter timeline
Twitter now allows you to see most recent tweets first – again
Facebook sued over Timeline
Facebook are being sued by a Chinese company who are claiming to have created a feature identical to the Timeline feature long before Zuckerberg's empire implemented their version. Cubic Network, a Pinterest-style start-up founded by Harvard graduate Xiong Wanli, have…
New Facebook feature already leading to massive organ donor spike
This week, Facebook launched a new feature that would allow users to publicise on their profile Timelines that they were organ donors, offering a link-through option for newcomers to sign up to various organ donation schemes tied to their individual…
Life-saving Facebook feature revealed to be Organ Donor push
Facebook have revealed their life-saving feature update for the world's largest social network. You'll now be able to publicise your status as an organ donor through the Facebook Timeline, and hopefully in the process inspire others to sign up for…
Facebook f8: What is Timeline?
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg has introduced a major new feature to the world's biggest social network today in the shape of the Timeline, which is set to replace the regular Profile pages we've become accustomed to. Speaking at the company's…
Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic-themed notebooks from Acer on their way
The Aspire 1410 & 4810T will not have bobsleigh-crash insurance.
Google Timeline results graduates from Labs
Towards the start of last year, Google experimented with different ways to view search results in its “Experimental” section. They were evidently happy enough with one of them – Timeline – that it’s now appearing in some queries in the main results. Timeline allows you to browse results by when they were posted, or when they ocurred.
The picture above is for a search for “book of revelations”, though that search no longer displays the timeline. Perhaps Google is still tweaking it a little. I hope it stays, I rather like it, but it does beg the question – what’s next? Search by smell?
(via Search Engine Land)
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Google showcases new experimental search views: map, timeline, info
Google has announced a trio of new views for search results, currently in an experimental stage. They provide some useful alternatives to the bog standard “ten results per page” text links many Google users are most familiar with.
Combining Google Search with Google Maps unsurprisingly gives rise to the Map view, which will plot the key locations contained within a batch of search results on a map.
Great for a school project — a slapdash one at least — is the Timeline view, though this potentially needs to be taken as carefully as one would, or should, treat Wikipedia. It lists search results as usual, but plots a timeline graph along the top of the page, showing when things happened (according to the search results). Looks good for an overview of a person, a historical event, or a concept, which can lead to further study.