A new experience is being introduced by Google Discover which offers polls regarding certain topics, one that would bring back a similar offer before which offers it on the homepage. It is called "Today's Teaser" and it changes the topics that users may vote for on the said poll, with the feature already being updated daily over the past week.
If users participate in a poll, their votes will have corresponding related search results appear on the platform, expanding more on the topics discussed via Google's survey.
Google Discover Brings Back Polls Called 'Today's Teaser'
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Google Discover is expanding more on what it offers via a new section that it has been creating under 'your space,' andthe latest feature spotted was the return of daily polls called "Today's Teaser." According to 9to5Google, this new Google Discover feature has appeared daily for over a week now, focusing on different topics asked of users.
Discover users are given two choices under the said poll which centers on one question, revolving around the query "Would you rather..."
It asked questions about either choosing to wake up one day as a butterfly or dolphin which the sea mammal won, or along the lines of going on a resort staycation or backpack over Europe, with people more interested in staying in.
Related Search Appears After Voting for Daily Games
After voting in the poll, one's voted choice would lead to related search results appearing on Google and bring them more information about what they want to experience. Users who want to experience this new feature in Google's Discover may head to its daily games website which offers Today's Teaser available to access on various platforms.
Google Search and its Available Features
The internet experience has been revitalized by Google with its Search, with the renowned technology initially offering straightforward results based on users' queries, now delivering more information or insight about it. Earlier this year, Google introduced the 'AI Overview' feature which introduced generative AI to summarize the results, but it backfired on them for inaccurate information.
For the longest time, people experienced Google Search with thousands or even millions of results, one that makes it impossible to fit into one page, previously introducing Pagination, best known for displaying batches of results represented by numbers and Google's spelled out name. The company later changed it to endless scrolling, but after three years, it brought back pagination as it is what people wanted to see.
Google's Search experience is still among the most popular engines available in the internet world today, even after almost three decades since 1998. Over time, it garnered significant features and updates, with Discover ushering in a more interactive experience for users that centers on polls also referred to as 'daily games,' refining more of Google Search.
