Visual search is one of the most complex and fiercely competed sectors of our industry. Earlier this month, Bing announced their new visual search mode, hot on the heels of similar developments from ...

A sample search for iPhone currently displays 15 results on Visual.ly: To compare these results, a search on Cool Infographics , an Infographic repository, provided slightly less results with only ...

Visual search on the web has been around for some time. In 2008, TinEye became the first image search engine to use image identification technology, and in 2010, the Google Goggles app allowed users ...

Text-based search engines, such as Google and Yahoo (remember Ask Jeeves?), were arguably the most important development leading to our now everyday reliance on the Internet. The concept is simple ...

Less successful was a visual search–again using the gallery–for cell phones. Bing only offers 125 models, which seems like a pretty small sample.

Visual search engines run search queries on photograph or image input, instead of text input. For example, a tourist visiting the Washington Monument can snap a quick photo of the famous obelisk ...

With intelligent technology being being built into various platforms, visual search is changing the search landscape as we know it. Here's how to adapt.

Columnist Kristopher Jones talks visual search -- its current state, its implications for the future and strategies for SEOs looking to capitalize on this evolving technology.

Google is now trying to reinvent its search engine to do the same. The future of Google is more visual, more proactive, and more interested in helping you find new stuff — kind of like TikTok ...

Quintura, a company offering a visual search engine, said it has raised “several millions” of dollars in a first round of venture funding from Luxembourg’s Mangrove Capital Partners.