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There are hundreds of search engines out there, and still only the word ‘Googled‘ can enter the dictionaries. After writing about newer and innovative search engines like Cuil, Numeo and Yahoo Glue, I stumbled upon this newest real-time search engine called Collecta.

The search options on the left hand side of the screen defines where the [...]

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When new search engines come with new technologies and innovations, the existing search engine companies always find ways to stay on top via their new ideas. The newest search engines like Cuil and Nuemo have their own unique selling propositions like categorized search, integrated video search, suggestive search, and so on.

I stumbled upon Yahoo Glue (still in beta) that aims to provide a universal search feature by listing Wikipedia pages, videos, stock quotes, related headlines, blogs, images and..

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What is the first thing you do after setting up a blog? Well, if you ask me, I usually spend a considerable amount of time (about 4 hours) implementing the theme/layout that best suits the content of the blog. I’m a Wordpress fan, and so spend another hour searching for the best plugins and sidebar widgets that add to the much needed cosmetic and functional aspect of the blog.

When blogs were started a few years ago, they were mostly viewed as an electronic version of one’s personal diary – the only difference being..

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Thanks to SL, who introduced me to this interesting search engine called Nuemo. Spinlet Oy, a Finnish company, is the brain behind this search engine technology, yet if you visit their home page, you don’t find Nuemo – Weird! Also, there is hardly any information about the company, its management team, detailed service offerings and so on. No wonder Nuemo doesn’t show up on Google or Cuil search engines. I believe that they have excluded themselves from being indexed by popular search engines – correct me if ‘m wrong!

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Where do people get these ideas from? Well, if you’ve been tracking the Internet Technology news since 2005, you’d very well be asking the same question to yourself. Google search has been the biggest influence in not only refining the Web search experience, but also in presenting the most relevant results in an uncluttered way – in the least possible time. Everyone loved (and still love!) this search engine, and many, like me, just cannot live without Google when they turn on their browser. Lately, I’ve been using this newest search engine Cuil – which is claimed to be the biggest search engine with more than..