Google is testing dynamic search results – search results that update as you type – with a small number of Google search engine users.

Check out the video below to see Rob Ousbey’s footage of how Google is dynamically displaying search results based on what Rob types into the search query field. TechCrunch has obtained confirmation from Google that the video is real.

Sources: Alexia Tsotsis, “Confirmed: Google Tests Search Results That Update As You Type,” TechCrunch, August 21, 2010, Rob Ousbey, “Live Updating Google Search Results,” Ousbey.com, August 21, 2010

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