Gmail Search AutoComplete Tailored To Content In Your Email

After watching the #-Link-Snipped-# last week, we got to know about how Google filters spam and scans our emails for viruses. Google today #-Link-Snipped-# that they are improving the search experience of Gmail users, by adding the autocomplete predictions to the search box such that they are customized to the content of your sent and received emails.

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We are already used to Gmail bots sneaking on to email and showing us customized ads that are specific to our interests based on our email content. So, these autocomplete predictions is not surprising us. Gmail team says that this new feature is incorporated so that users can save time and get the information they want faster than ever before. They are rolling out this improved autocomplete feature first in English over the next few days. Whereas, support of the same for other languages will come over the next few months. Right now, the Google Apps customers will not be able to see this feature, but they also might not need to wait for long.

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