Monday, January 31

Web’s Biggest Search Engine

The Web’s Biggest search engine (www.websbiggest.com) claims to search more websites than any other search engine. The wiki-based search engine also lets individual searchers modify everyones’ search results.

In a recent study done by the company, “Other search engines missed from a third to more than half of the websites in the Web’s Biggest search results,” according to company spokesperson Adam Radly. The company has even set up a random search page at http://www.websbiggest.com/randomsearch.html so the public can verify their claims.

Saturday, January 29

Yahoo New Service

Yahoo began offering on Thursday a new tool that allows users of its local search service to send restaurant or business information in the form of a text message from a computer to a mobile phone.

Yahoo said its new service is available across all the major wireless carriers at no charge for consumers. However, wireless carriers may charge fees for receiving text messages on a mobile handset.

Google Telephony Service

Google, the company which revolutionised the internet, is planning to launch a free telephone service.
The service will link users via a broadband internet connection using a headset and a home computer.

Voice Search Engine

A British company has launched a technology preview of a search engine which can read out search results.
Speegle can play back search results as an audio stream, using one of three different voices and several verbosity levels.
The firm, CEC Systems of Edinburgh, says it has applied for a patent for the technology used. The company uses PanaVox Speak Perfect technology on e-commerce sites.