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Yahoo Search Provides Filter Options

admin — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 01:04:00 +0000

Recently Yahoo announced a new filter options in the search results. Filters will include major web sites for searches. For example searching for Sony LCD Display will allow you to filter by CNET Reviews, Best Buy, Walmart, Dell and other major online retailers. It’s also available an option to search by category – in this case shopping sites only.

Searching for example ‘Valencia’ will have filters like from Wikipedia or Travel cites only.

Yahoo search also claimed to have better analyses the search user’s habit over a certain period of time. That way the search engine supposes to come up with logical connections between past and present searches.

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admin — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 02:27:25 +0000

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LeapFish – Real Time Social Search

admin — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 14:33:29 +0000

LeapFish is the newest upcoming web search engine and social media that will pretend to capture the new multi-media and real-time search and communication. The new platform will gives consumers the most convenient and personalized way to experience and share the real-time Web.

LeapFish plans to offer a customizable homepage with expanded search functions. The homepage will perform as a personal web based dashboard, aggregating multiple applications and portals into a single homepage. Community sites like Digg, Facebook, and Twitter will provide search results in real-time.

Finday – Innovative Social Web Directory and Search Engine

admin — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 15:35:54 +0000

Finday is an innovative social web directory and search engine. The search engine claims to be the first global directory of websites commented and evaluated on by users. Finday also stands to be the only website that is based human criteria rather than statistical ranking system.

Finday is designed to be simple and intuitive. The user searches for a word or phrase on the Internet as they would on any other search engine, Finday then uses the powerful Google engine to present the same results the user is used to getting. On the same listing the user will also be able to see the scores which have been given by other users to the various sites shown according to parameters such as quality, confidence level, activity, price or design as well as opinions and comments about each site. This way, you’ll be directed to the best valued sites without having to waste time surfing the web and clicking on each result to find exactly what you are looking for.

Finday (http://finday.com) currently supports English and Spanish languages.