June 14, 2003

AOL has added image search to its online services. It's based on the Google image search engine, and functions very much in the same way.

The result pages present scaled down versions of the pictures themselves, and a click on a picture brings up a split screen, with the original Web page in the lower part, and some information on where the picture has been found in the upper frame.

A click on the sized down picture in the upper frame brings forth the picture in its original size (as in Google), although sometimes we are presented with an Adobe GoLive LassoStudio logo only.

The filter for offensive content is permanently on. Resourceshelf reports that AOL is only using a small proportion of the Google image database, and active users of this service will therefore prefer to stay with the original.

Source: Pandia.com

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