Dec 6, 2007 at 8:48am ET by Barry Schwartz
Google Books Adds Hand Scans from TechCrunch reports finding more scans of fingers in Google Book Search. This time the fingers were spotted in a copy of the 1855 edition of “The Gentleman’s Magazine” on this page.
This is not the first time we have seen fingers in Google Book Search. Philipp Lenssen reported a similar situation in June 2006.
It doesn’t just happen in Google Book Search. A giant bug was also found in Google Maps in the past. The bug turned out to be a regular sized one caught when map images were scanned.
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