Instead of forcing you to continue typing in order to get a specific answer, Google suggests the most likely answer and provides you with the option to tap on it rather than pushing you to keep typing. This speeds up data entry by cutting down on the amount of time it takes.

Many others were astonished by the unusual autocomplete recommendations that displayed in the Google search box.

Google Feud, a game in similar manner, is now available. After watching an episode of Family Feud, I pondered, "How can Google autocomplete this query?".

Before you begin the game, you must choose one of four categories: Culture; People; Name; or, Question. The first half of a category-based search query is provided by Google Feud, but the second half is entirely up to you. It may not be the most correct answer, but people commonly ask for it.

Take into account what other Google users are likely to uncover instead of making your own judgments.

Google search inquiries should be investigated thoroughly. The lack of a multiplayer mode doesn't detract from the game's overall enjoyment. Play Google Feud with a friend or family member if you'd like.