Posts Tagged ‘search’
09-07-30 – CrowdEye

CrowdEye – Intelligent Search on Twitter
Here’s how CrowdEye defines itself:
CrowdEye is a new generation of search engine which looks at the worldwide web in a new way. By tracking discussions on Twitter, we can help our users find out what’s important to them right now in real time. CrowdEye has created innovative technology to scan through tweets, retweets, twitter links and more. We then provide you with powerful yet easy ways to slice, dice, summarize and categorize the data to answer your questions. Whether you’re interested in following your brand, baseball, celebrities, movies, or anything else people are talking about – CrowdEye can help you know what people are thinking.
Check out a CrowdEye search for webapp.
09-06-18 – BackTweets

BackTweets – Search Links on Twitter
BackTweets allows you to search on Twitter URL links.
BackTweets biggest advantage over the regular Twitter search is that it expands the URL shortners.
09-06-01 – Spezify
Posted by PK in Announcements on June 1st, 2009
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Spezify – Visual Search
Spezify allows you to visually search for a certain subject. See a variety of results and use the arrow cursors to navigate within the results.
Here’s an example for webapp.
09-05-12 – Pipl
Posted by PK in Applications on May 12th, 2009

Pipl – The most comprehensive people search on the web
Pipl is a people search engine on the web.
There are various reasons why you might need to search for people, you may need to find a lost relative, an old flame, a classmate or a business contact – but if you are using a search engine such as Google or Yahoo to search for people, you have probably realized by now that it might work in some cases but in most cases it won’t.
How come the best search engines fail so miserably when it comes to people search? The answer lies in a little known but very important part of the web called “the deep web“.
Also known as “invisible web“, the term “deep web” refers to a vast repository of underlying content, such as documents in online databases that general-purpose web crawlers cannot reach. The deep web content is estimated at 500 times that of the surface web, yet has remained mostly untapped due to the limitations of traditional search engines.
Since most personal profiles, public records and other people-related documents are stored in databases and not on static web pages, most of the higher-quality information about people is simply “invisible” to a regular search engine.
Pipl’s query-engine helps you find deep web pages that cannot be found on regular search engines.
Unlike a typical search-engine, Pipl is designed to retrieve information from the deep web, our robots are set to interact with searchable databases and extract facts, contact details and other relevant information from personal profiles, member directories, scientific publications, court records and numerous other deep-web sources.
Pipl is not just about finding more results; we are using advanced language-analysis and ranking algorithms to bring you the most relevant bits of information about a person in a single, easy-to-read results page.
09-04-08 – Searchme
Posted by PK in Applications on April 8th, 2009
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Searchme – visual search engine
Many times, when you are searching for something, you want to see the results – I mean, really see what the actual results look like – not text describing the results. You don’t want to have to click-through to see the site and then return the results page.
Searchme tries to solve this with a visual search egine. Click here for an example with ‘bulldog’
Not only are the results visual – but you can filter your search (in this case, I selected dog). You can Tweet your results and even install a toolbar in your browser.
09-03-17 – Search Cloudlet
Posted by PK in Browser Plugins, Twitter on March 17th, 2009

Search Cloudlet – free Firefox extension that helps you google the internet faster
Now that all blogs have tag clouds, we expect to see these clouds all over our web surfing destinations. Search Cloudlet was developed to include a tag cloud on your Google searches.
Check out how Google changes once you install the Search Cloudlet plugin:

The plugin also works with Twitter!


