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Showing posts with label new search. Show all posts

Saturday, August 21, 2010

search engine technology -Simple Yet Powerful Search Engine Minus The Frills

Simple Yet Powerful Search Engine Minus The Frills


When a user initiates a search with a search engine, the actual search is conducted within the engine's servers to find those combination of words. What makes i-beta stand out is the way it presents the hits. It is more than a search engine in the conventional sense of the term. I-beta also makes it simple for everyday users who have their own blog spots or websites, to earn additional revenue by becoming an affiliate or ad publisher of i-beta.

Today's search engines have ingeniously evolved over two decades becoming an indispensable tool to mine information. Even though search engines are sophisticated tools, they lack completeness. The results of a search shown by any one engine are a function of the pages their spiders have crawled and the method the providers use to index the data.

Search engines use spiders to crawl and garner information on servers, worldwide. The data retrieved from these crawls are stored in the search provider's server. Search engines use spiders to crawl the web. When a user initiates a search, the actual search is conducted within the engine's servers to find those combinations of words. Each search engine currently uses different methods to categorize relevancy, thus indexing differently and interpreting the search differently to provide the indexed sites. Different engines yield different results and rankings.

i-beta conducts its searches the same way other engines do. What makes i-beta stand out is the way it presents the hits. It is more than a search engine in the conventional sense of the term. Its strengths are in the method it displays hits and affords users the flexibility to choose relevant categories. The engine resides in an uncluttered environment, evidence to its focal objective to perform searches. To this end, developers allows users to specifically search certain categories. For example users can search specifically for images, video, news, sports, audio, forums, blogs, wikis, PDF or Amazon. This automatically reduces the hit results will only include relevant searches to that category.

The way i-beta presents the hits is a refreshing change. For example if an image search was initiated in the image category, all images are displayed where the user is allowed to inspect the image without visiting the site, if then users want to chase the category using the same key words, a click on the new category will result in the same keyword hits in a different category.

With hardly any lag and accurate search results using i-beta has proven to be a pleasure. Users' browsing security is a top priority here. I-beta also makes it simple for everyday users who have their own blog spots or websites, to earn additional revenue by becoming an affiliate of i-beta. These advertisements are pay-per-click advertisements where the participants earn when visitors to their site click on an advertisement. This affiliate program is customizable where participants can choose the advertisements that display on their site allowing participants to decline advertisements from advertisers as they see fit.

http://www.i-beta.com


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Thursday, July 15, 2010

SearchGBY.com - Intelligent Functional Search Engine Results

New search engine released-

The internet provides boundless information from every conceivable corner of the connected world. Searchgby is a search engine that is not embedded within a portal, rather it serves to allow users to locate what other search engines have indexed. Essentially searchgby allows to search all three search engines simultaneously.

The internet provides boundless information from every conceivable corner of the connected world. From images to data, to products and news, countless number of files exist, stored on servers around the world. All these data would be virtually useless if people searching, were not able to locate them. This is where search engines provide an invaluable service. Today's search engines scour the servers that make up the world wide web looking for data, indexing them for users to find. There a re a few different search engines, some more prevalent than others. Search engines have evolved over the last 20 years to what it is today. Some search engines reside within a portal that users customize. Others present a stand-alone. Now, the search engine ingenuity ceiling has yet again been surpassed with yet another valuable, yet ingenious advance – Searchgby.

Searchgby is a search engine that is not embedded within a portal, rather it serves to allow users to locate what other search engines have indexed. When searching on a particular engine, users will only find what that engine has indexed, that by no means is a complete and exhaustive search of the data that is sought. When searching with searchgby.com, the major search engines Google, Bing and Yahoo are used simultaneously to aggregate all the indexes. The information is then presented according to which engine was used. If the results between one engine and another are identical, searchgby edits the duplicates, giving user a three dimensional search experience.

Essentially searchgby allows to search all three search engines simultaneously. It then filters the results obtained from the three engines and displays unique hits. Searchgby also places a thumbnail screenshot of the homepage next to the hit. This feature makes searching safer as users can inspect the site before choosing it, thereby avoiding pop ups and spyware.

Another ingenious feature exclusive to searchgby is the ability to book mark an entire page or portions of the page including text on the page and images contained within the thumbnail screenshot, without even visiting the actual page.

When searching for images, users may also preview images on the results page and copy, edit those images for later use. This feature allows use fast preview of images and enhances the way images are loaded.

Searchgby also facilitates advances twitter searches by using the fast preview feature. User can witness live updates in real time and see the account the post originated from, including the account owner's picture.

Searching blogs is also made easier via searchgby. Using a fast preview feature, users can scroll multiple blogs as they would, reading a newspaper article.

Searchgby is a search engine developed by www.xwebseo.com combining search results and aggregating them in a user-friendly, intelligent and functional use without the clutter other portals cramp into a page. Searchgby stands for search Google Bing Yahoo.

http://www.searchgby.com



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Thursday, April 8, 2010

search engine technology


Search engine technology



IS YOUR USUAL SEARCH PROVIDING EXCLUSIVE RESULTS?

There’s a lot more to utilizing a search engine than many people realize. In fact, many people believe that using the most popular search engine is the best way to access the information they need, when in fact this could be one of the worst ways to go about the business of finding pertinent information. It’s often so that when a person types a search term into the leading google.com, the results pages come up with many options containing the requested terminology- often hundreds of pages multiplied many times over with matches to the original search term. Even for an experienced researcher, the typical results are too often so generalized that the task of simply narrowing down the results is a time-consuming and frustrating process. Those who are not as experienced in narrowing their results become swamped with the task of clicking on each link and viewing the page to determine whether or not it suits their needs. So much valuable time is spent sifting through pages and pages of links to possible success.

At the same time, ask around what search engine people use, and you will likely deduce that over 95% of your queries come back with the Google response. When it’s not, it’s probably Yahoo or Ask, two of the other leading search engines today. Be aware however, that there are hundreds- and probably thousands- more search engines available out there. So why does most every person out there keep on going back to the same one(s) over and over again? Because they just don’t know!

Leave the toolbar behind for awhile and go back to research. Find out on your own terms which search engine will work best for you. That’s right, it’s convenient to have the search bar right up there with many of the applications you use, but the brand-specific tool bar actually steals away new possibilities, with your consent of course. It is too habitual.

All it takes is investing a little time to get lucky. Trade some of the time you usually dedicate to ping-ponging around the Google and yahoo results for time invested in researching new search engines. You’ll likely be very glad you did. A new search engine can be so refreshing, like slipping on a new pair of jeans- so comfortable that you’ll wear them again and again. No need to get rid of the shrunken ones with holes, but you can definitely put them on the back burner in favor of the better fit.
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