Tweets will now show up in Google Search results on mobile devices, giving you a little more real-time information about the topic at hand.
When performing a Google search on a mobile device, users will now start seeing relevant tweets appearing in the results feed, in addition to the normal links and images. Google has been making quite a number of changes to mobile search results, and the latest adds even more real-time results.
When searching for topics, users will now see tweets that are relevant. Searching for Taylor Swift, for example, will bring up a few of her latest tweets that you can scroll through, right from the search results. If you were to search for Malcolm X, you could see various users who are tweeting about that specific topic.
This feature will be available in English on Google.com and through the Google Search app on both Android and iOS to start, with a gradual roll out beyond this. Google is working to bring these results to more languages and the desktop, so stay tuned for additional information.
Source: Google
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Google adds 140 more characters to mobile search results, now displaying relevant tweets
I been getting this for about a month now. It's a very cool feature.
Andriod All Day Everyday!
I never use twatter. Wish I could opt-out.
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About time this is back. Real time news again.
So are search results now going to get clogged up with people's twitter posts, not sure I'd call that relevant.
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Tweets don't show up all that often,but when they do,I hhave found them helpful. I have even searched for some tweet feeds on purpose and find that even better and faster than going to Twitter online or the (dreaded twitter app) which I permanently disabled. Because I do have a Twitter account,and had set up a following,I still get email from my feed,and other interesting things thrown in at times. Only a couple times a week. I feel like I hit and run the Twitter feed,and open links in my browser which blocks Twitter from following me any further (-:
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