Over the coming week, Google plans to introduce “auto-complete” functionality called “Google Suggest” on its Google.com homepage.

Google Suggest will display the most commonly searched phrases after a user enters in a few letters of their search, helping them reduce typing time and check for spelling errors.

Source: Jason Kincaid, “4 Years Later, Google Suggest Finally Goes Primetime”, TechCrunch, August 25, 2008

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