What’s next for TinEye? Simple. More images. Bigger index. And today there are 702 million images in our index. Yes, that’s not a typo.
Millions more images for you to search in real-time.
Happy searching TinEye fans. The best is yet to come!
* image Alistair Morton
You can’t have my latest copy of Wired but if you forgot how great Wired Magazine could be, check out issue 16.07. The Petabyte Age: Because More Isn’t Just More – More Is Different with a series of awesome articles about what happens when you start analyzing massive amounts of data or visualizing it.
Imran Hussain from Startupmeme has a great little post about TinEye this morning, as well as a nice set of search results, well of course: the search results are nice, they are from our cool search! Now that Imran’s beta invitation was approved I am sure we will see a lot more TinEye play! What I liked about Imran’s post is Alistair’s TinEye robot; he is developing quite a...
TinEye is now searching 586,000,000 images. Yes, that’s 586 million images in real-time. We have added a 100 million images to our index and there is more to come very very soon. Happy searching!
(Photography by Charlie Ambler)
We love to hear from our community about their surprising TinEye experiences. When we read about Jeff Clow’s story in the Flickr forums the team here was just thrilled and I knew we had to share his TinEye story.
The Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) in Singapore is organizing the first-of-its kind global competition to foster the development of the world’s next-generation multimedia search technology. This is a great way to kick start and cross pollinate some of the research happening in the world of multimedia searching. But what I found fascinating is what the agency had to say about...
We’ve added a few new features and tweaked our TinEye interface to make searching even easier. I know you are sending us a lot of feature requests and we have some great new things coming down the pipe – we are on it folks! But in the mean time here is the latest and greatest: The feedback link no longer overlaps with the search button on smaller screens. We want your feedback so we...
As most of you know we launched TinEye, our image search engine, in closed beta and since its launch it has garnered quite a following and fan base. This has been tremendously helpful to us…what better way to improve an image search engine than have a very involved community sending you feedback on a daily basis?
Our snazzy image search engine is getting a lot of notice these days, thanks to our great community. Did you see us on Digg? Awesomeness! We love our TinEye fans, thank you everyone!
Because we love to have fun at the idéeplex we came up with a snazzy, embeddable widget that demonstrates the image identification technology behind TinEye: the image search engine! What is TinEye you ask? Given an image to search for, TinEye tells you where and how that image appears all over the web – even if it has been modified. When you want to find out where an image is being used on...