Google now searches patents
Google now searches U.S. patents – including 19th century railroad patents!
posted from CPRR Discussion Group at 9:10 PM
Thursday, December 14, 2006
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1 Comments:
From: KyleWyatt@aol.com
Nice to know (and sure consumed the time this evening), although I note Google's character recognition software on the patents leaves something to be desired. I checked A. J. Stevens under several forms of his name and missed a number of known patents. Calling up Stevens generally caught most of them, but I think I still missed some. Still, it is certainly useful.
—Kyle
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