A simple but very useful shortcut: if you’re looking at a set of Google Image search results, you can drag any image from the results to the area near the search box to make it the new subject of a search. More »
Finding the image you’re looking for can be a little difficult at times, but Google’s similar image search is often a big help. If you don’t have a similar image, however, the mouthful-of-a-web-app titled “Unofficial Google Image Search by Drawing” will let you quickly sketch what you’re looking for and use it as a search query. More »
Windows: You’re probably familiar with the very handy TinEye, the reverse image search engine that scours the web for similar copies of an picture. TinEye Client makes it even easier to search by letting you right-click any image in Windows to bring up similar (and hopefully larger) versions. More »
We told you recently how examining the EXIF data from photos can be a useful way to enhance your photography skills. That process is now a little easier, with Google now displaying EXIF data as part of its image search results. More »
Google Googles can perform neat tricks like solving Sudoku as well as performing image-based searches, but for now it only runs on mobile devices. However, you can access an archive of the pictures you’ve snapped in Goggles online. More »
Google Goggles has always impressed us with its ability to identify images and translate text. The new version 1.3 has an extra trick up its sleeve: take a picture of a Sudoku puzzle and it will solve it for you. More »
Looking for a vintage ad style to inspire your design work, or just boost your party invitation’s look? Google Blogoscoped proprieter Philipp Lenssen has assembled more 100,000 print ads from the last 150 years into a tagged, searchable database. More »
Google has long included image results in general searches. Over the next day, it’s tweaking the way those results are shown, with the best-matching images appearing larger in results. More »
