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Search Engines

SearchMe — This new search engine has one truly beautiful feature — the highly visual way that it presents search results. As you can see in these screenshots, search results are displayed as a stack of images which you can scroll through horizontally. You can click on the arrows to move through the [...]

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I love YouTube, and have found some amazing things on there, but there’s whole world of video online beyond what you’ll ever find on YouTube. I used to use Google’s Video Search , but was never particularly impressed with the results. I knew there had to be something better…
And then I found [...]

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Google made an interesting change two weeks ago, ranking and integrating web links, books, images, music and more all in a single search results page. Images and videos are displayed with thumbnails. I especially like the way results from Google Video and YouTube are displayed:

Clicking on the link or the thumbnail takes [...]

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Top Health Searches

January 2, 2007

in Search Engines

ZDNet’s IT Facts blog often has some interesting trend information. One interesting thing they just posted is the top health-related searches on prescription drug-related sites.

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The Kosmix health search engine has been around for about a year, and I’d be interested to hear your opinions of it. You enter your search term and get back clustered results in a very organized, structured way.

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