For most of us, Google is now synonymous with searching for information. What it is trying to become more known for though is the social side of the web, and with its still relatively new Google+ starting to be marketed up the wazoo, you had to think it was just a matter of time before Google found a way to incorporate Google+ into its main search feature. Well, here it is, and its being billed as “Search, plus Your World.”

On Tuesday, Google officially unveiled its plans for making Google+ a more focal part of its core search business. Essentially, through the main Google search function, you will not only receive the standard search results, but also personalized results based on your network on Google+. For example, if you search “Ancient Greece,” you will still get the Wikipedia background and various website dedicated to all those great myths, fables and gods, but you would also get photos that you or your friends took while visiting Athens that were shared on Google+. Check out Google’s video to see how their social search works. Read the full story