Google New Real Time Search

Google has delivered on its promise to provide real-time search to users by giving Google Realtime Search its own address. The company also updated the Google Buzz API.
Google has delivered on its promise to provide real-time search to users by giving Google Realtime Search its own address.

The search giant initially delivered real-time search features to users in December 2009.
Now you can access Google Realtime Search at its own address, www.google.com/realtime (the page is rolling out now and should be available soon. Moreover, Casey said Google has added updates content to Google Alerts to make it easy for users to stay informed about a topic of their choosing. Realtime Search and updates in Google Alerts are available globally in 40 languages, and the geographic refinements and conversations views are available in English, Japanese, Russian and Spanish, Casey said.

Meanwhile, speaking of Alerts, Google has made some changes to Google Buzz API, including the addition of a new Track feature.

In an August 26 post on the Google Code Blog, Ivaylo Popov of the Google Buzz team,
Google Buzz is a social networking and messaging tool from Google that is integrated into the company's Gmail web-based email program. Users can share links, photos, videos, status messages and comments organized in "conversations" and visible in the user's inbox
When we first introduced our real-time search features last December, we focused on bringing relevance to the freshest information on the web. Our goal was to provide real-time content from a comprehensive set of sources, integrated right into your usual search results. So if you’re traveling to Los Angeles this summer, you can check out tweets from Angelenos to get ideas for activities happening right where you are.

With the new “full conversation” feature, you can browse the entire conversation in a single glance. Finally, we’ve also added updates content to Google Alerts, making it easy to stay informed about a topic of your choosing.