Comments on: Google Squared – expanded search engine results in a table http://antezeta.com/news/google-squared Reflections on search engine optimization, web analytics and web marketing Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:31:22 +0000 hourly 1 By: Nair Satheeshhttp://antezeta.com/news/google-squared#comment-2334 Nair Satheesh Thu, 20 Aug 2009 17:31:45 +0000 http://antezeta.com/news/?p=388#comment-2334 Google Squared appears to be similar to my patent application:Frankly, I am getting a Déjà vu effect while going through the “Google Squared” application because it appears to be very similar in function to my United States patent application which was filed on April 12, 2007 and as publicly disclosed by the United States Patent and Trademark Office on October 16, 2008, when the patent application was published.My patent application is titled as “Method And System For Research Using Computer Based Simultaneous Comparison And Contrasting Of A Multiplicity Of Subjects Having Specific Attributes Within Specific Contexts” bearing Document Number “20080256023” and Inventor name “Nair Satheesh” which may be viewed at http://patft.uspto.gov/ upon Patent Applications: Quick Search.Google Squared appears to be using at least some if not many of the same methods and systems as set forth by me more than two years ago in my patent application. In fact there are many more methods and systems disclosed in my patent application which I believe will help resolve certain inaccuracies found in current Google Squared application.I have issued legal notices to Google through my Patent Attorney in the US but Google has not responded yet to any of my notices. Google Squared appears to be similar to my patent application:

Frankly, I am getting a Déjà vu effect while going through the “Google Squared” application because it appears to be very similar in function to my United States patent application which was filed on April 12, 2007 and as publicly disclosed by the United States Patent and Trademark Office on October 16, 2008, when the patent application was published.

My patent application is titled as “Method And System For Research Using Computer Based Simultaneous Comparison And Contrasting Of A Multiplicity Of Subjects Having Specific Attributes Within Specific Contexts” bearing Document Number “20080256023” and Inventor name “Nair Satheesh” which may be viewed at http://patft.uspto.gov/ upon Patent Applications: Quick Search.

Google Squared appears to be using at least some if not many of the same methods and systems as set forth by me more than two years ago in my patent application. In fact there are many more methods and systems disclosed in my patent application which I believe will help resolve certain inaccuracies found in current Google Squared application.

I have issued legal notices to Google through my Patent Attorney in the US but Google has not responded yet to any of my notices.

]]> By: ?????? ??????http://antezeta.com/news/google-squared#comment-2301 ?????? ?????? Tue, 28 Jul 2009 15:17:46 +0000 http://antezeta.com/news/?p=388#comment-2301 Hi, great post and interesting info for the readers. I was not familiar with that feature. I am going to try this , since Google Squared might provide a soution to some of my complicated searches. tanks for sharing! Hi, great post and interesting info for the readers.
I was not familiar with that feature. I am going to try this , since Google Squared might provide a soution to some of my complicated searches. tanks for sharing!

]]> By: Sean Carloshttp://antezeta.com/news/google-squared#comment-2245 Sean Carlos Fri, 12 Jun 2009 05:24:10 +0000 http://antezeta.com/news/?p=388#comment-2245 @David I'm afraid the query "what is the answer to life?" wouldn't lend itself to an answer composed of a list of items with many attributes and thus, as mentioned above, falls into the category "garbage in, garbage out".As for the query "smallest country", I'm also seeing that... is "Australia" a synonym for "Andorra"? :-) @David I’m afraid the query “what is the answer to life?” wouldn’t lend itself to an answer composed of a list of items with many attributes and thus, as mentioned above, falls into the category “garbage in, garbage out”.

As for the query “smallest country”, I’m also seeing that… is “Australia” a synonym for “Andorra”? :-)

]]> By: David Hopkinshttp://antezeta.com/news/google-squared#comment-2244 David Hopkins Thu, 11 Jun 2009 23:01:50 +0000 http://antezeta.com/news/?p=388#comment-2244 Had not seen this. Certainly need a lot of tuning? When I typed in, "what is the answer to life?" it told me that it was ask.com. It is also bringing up Australia as the 10th smallest country. Had not seen this. Certainly need a lot of tuning? When I typed in, “what is the answer to life?” it told me that it was ask.com. It is also bringing up Australia as the 10th smallest country.

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