Wednesday, April 1, 2015

Introducing the new face of Search — Google Panda

Haven’t we all yearned for a friend who could answer any question, while always being there for a snuggle?  Today, the wait is over — Google Panda is here.
With state of the art emotional and conversational intelligence, Google Panda changes the face of search. From the smallest child to the grandparent who’s never used a computer, anyone who can ask a question can own and love a Google Panda.

Now available in Japan, Google Panda comes in classic black and white, offering answers and hugs in two sizes: Panda 5 and Panda 6.

To learn more about Google Panda, here’s a video from our announcement event today with VP of Engineering, Chris Yerga:

It’s a product so brilliant you can ask it anything, but so cute, you’re gonna want to hug it.

Posted by Hiroto Tokusei, Product Manager, Google Search

12 comments:

  1. Google Panda, when will I get a job?

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  2. I think the Chinese will paint the Panda Red from now on LOL

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    1. Oh my God! I almost fell out of my chair laughing!!!

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  4. ‪Google‬ Panda is fluent in ‪‎Japanese‬ - Fluent Panda will teach you too!

    Please back us on ‪Kickstarter‬ - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/54908586/fluent-panda-forget-about-forgetting-languages

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  5. So do you have to say "OK Google" or "OK Panda"?

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  6. Dint know about anyone else...but I want one, it is too damn cute! Some one should make it, I would definitely buy it!

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  7. It's so cute! Makes me want to stick my nexus 5 inside a teddy bear! :)

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  8. I have a dream, that this adorable Google Panda will one day become a real thing so everyone can carry their personal hug buddy around which also enrich their knowledge.
    I have a dream, that one day this Google Panda will rise up and live out the true meaning of one of Google's creeds: you don't need to be at your desk to need an answer.
    I have a dream, that everyone—including people who don't own a computer or any high-tech gadget—will one day have indiscriminate access to knowledge.

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  9. 3 minutes into the presentation video, three illustrated pandas have BLACK TAILS; they are imposters!

    The actual product demonstrated, however, has white tail, as it should ;-)

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