Three new search engines you should try
TipsMake.com - Google, Bing and Yahoo: Someone who has never seen a computer may think that it is the name of the actor in a comedy movie in the 1930s. But we all know they are his father. big in the search engine market today.
Must be really brave companies that dare to become their competitors, but that's exactly what some companies are starting to do. The nature of the computer industry is that one of the "giants" is often overthrown. Do you remember Wang, DEC, or even CN? So why not Google, Microsoft or Yahoo?
Here are three new search tools that are worth considering, or use as a tool at work or consider it a target for search engine optimization skills (SEO) for business. your career.
Blekko
Blekko brings a few new tricks for searchers but one of the main tricks is the concept of slashtags. This is the standard word added to search for the phrase after the slash (/) to refine the query.
For example, if you want to search for articles about Google Docs arranged by date, you need to type Google Docs / date . If you want to search for Google Docs discussion pages about portable devices like mobile phones, you can type Google Docs / gadgets .
Many slashtag have been defined, but users can do it their own way, perform the operation of attaching slashtag to related websites so that Blekko can systemize the required content.
There are still a lot of slashtag that seem to be undetermined - For example, we tried to search related to some Kindle e-books, but still don't have slashtag '/ kindle'.
Blekko search results are not large. We conducted a test with the unique name of a Pcworld editor (this is a standard test method of a search engine) and added slashtag / date to find posts in date order but end As a result, Blekko does not recognize " Keir Thomas " as an individual name, and returns separate results for " Keir " and for " Thomas ". Surely the ability to point out their own names is something that they have to integrate into their search engine?
Another trick of Blekko is that users can bookmark some results as spam and can immediately remove themselves from the list, then these spam will never appear again in the link. search results of users.
In addition, anyone can view SEO data for the site by clicking on the SEO link under each search result (this can be useful for businesses). However, unfortunately this feature is also not perfect. When viewing data for a website we run, Blekko thinks that this site has the same 'host' with some other websites we have never heard of.
Blekko has some interesting points, but the beta tag under its logo is really true: Blekko is a search engine ahead of its time. However, it can only be so good for a short time. Some really neat tools of Blekko are things that even Google must learn.
Qyo
Built on the theory that 'two (or more) heads are always better than one', Qyo tries to find cooperation to bring the best search engines to the public. This is really a welcome signal in the search engine world at the moment, especially for big guys like Google and Facebook - when they are looking to expand the service in new directions. There are rumors that Google will soon be launching its Circles service, for example may have social search features.
After registering with Qyo, the required operation that you must do before you are allowed to search will be invited to connect to your Facebook account in order to have more friends. In fact, without friends, Qyo has not brought much experience.
Once linked to others, all the results you search through Qyo will be displayed to them (and vice versa) unless you choose to search privately. The search query will appear as a message list on the right side of the screen. You can comment on other people's searches or you can tell them that they have searched incorrectly or give suggestions to help them. However, you cannot participate in their searches such as expanding it or changing it in any way. This brings certain limitations.
A more powerful feature is a feature that allows you to subscribe to search groups and so you can transfer your search results to people in the group (and vice versa). This also allows you to set up new link addresses when someone has a response.
It's not hard to imagine how the developer Qyo sees the activities of the website: Whenever you visit the website to search, you'll also see all of your friends' searches. You can comment them, or chat normally. The search will therefore randomly become social search.
However, we are not sure any of us would like to share searches in this way. Just like people think they have a sense of humor, everyone thinks they are the best Googlers (Google searchers) in the world. Requesting help searching may be something lowering yourself.
Qyo is an icon labeled beta, but in fact it has more alpha. The website doesn't even display properly in Google's Chrome browser, with some text overlapping graphic icons.
In general, search is not something that people want to share but the result. This has been done successfully with sites like Delicious.com, which can tag sites based on shared topics, but there is still plenty of room for expansion in many new directions.
DuckDuckGo
Unlike other search engines mentioned here, DuckDuckGo seems to be just a search engine with the same pattern as Google. However, it respects privacy and does not record search results or track people (unlike Google).
It tends to be a smart search engine in helping you find search results and presenting it in a red box at the top of the search results, emphasizing the information from the pages. Web like Wikipedia and Wolfram Alpha or similar.
For example, when typing the search phrase "PC World magazine" , the results will display a box with a piece of information from Wikipedia, plus links to other websites below with informative results. Other often listed for the term you search.
DuckDuckGo also claims to ban spam sites - pages that appear to show useful results in search listings but are full of advertisements.
In addition, this tool has other interesting features such as 'bang' search, that is, if you name a site after an exclamation point, it will use the site's search feature. that way. For example if you type ' ! Wikipedia Barack Obama ' you will be able to use Wikipedia's own feature search to find pages related to Barack Obama. There is a long list of 'states' that you can use and some very smart, such as if you type! Java tool will search for parts of the website dedicated to Java's Oracle documentation.
DuckDuckGo is the most awaited search engine among the tools we mentioned here, only that it doesn't really provide many features to separate users from Google. However, if you really don't like Google, Bing or Yahoo, it's probably the next best option.
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