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Images: Yahoo’s Instant Search game

By Bill Detwiler September 15, 2005, 2:09 AM PDT on Twitter billdetwiler

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Typing “App” yields a surprise.

Images: Yahoo’s Instant Search game

When letters do not find an instant match, the main screen appears.

Images: Yahoo’s Instant Search game

The Apple search is a hit, in this case, but you can always try the “Search the Web” button and get ordinary search results.

Images: Yahoo’s Instant Search game

Yahoo’s beta version of Instant Search appears to recognize Steve Jobs but not Bill Gates.

Images: Yahoo’s Instant Search game

Entering the name of a public figure will uncover the latest related news stories. The first Instant Searches found General Electric (Ge) and Geo Storm (Geo).

Images: Yahoo’s Instant Search game

The Instant Search on a sports team will give you the latest scores, news and ticket information. First results from “Boston Red Sox” were NIC Bolivia (Bo), Logan Airport Weather (Bos), and Boston.com (Boston).

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