Google not only living man
Google not only living man
If Google falls, the earth trembles. Or so it seemed on the 31st of January, when the search was a security warning in its results. The situation came to collapse to other seekers, who were found with increased traffic as sudden and unexpected.
Although it remains the form of choice for most of us, this confusion has been enough to remind us that there are alternative browsers. While some try to compete directly with Google, others prefer to focus on a particular content type or selection of quality links. Here we talk about the ones we liked.
Direct competition
There are hundreds of search engines, but few offer original results. The vast majority simply collect data from a handful of search engines that can afford to store millions of blogs. Currently, there are four major search engines Google making competition.
Yahoo! Yahoo!
Yahoo! is still the most popular and robust alternative. Its results are fast and relevant. As Google provides caching of pages and, together with the results, suggests alternative search phrases and concepts. Integration with FlickrFlickr makes it ideal to find photos in high resolution.
Live Live
Microsoft’s browser also falls short, offering high speed and useful results. Their image search is perhaps the most impressive. Another interesting feature is the Search macros, With which you can create filters based on predefined search criteria that you set beforehand.
Ask Ask
Unlike Google and other search engines, Ask has always opted for natural language searches, allowing users to ask questions to understand. Both in normal and in search of images, your engine gets spectacular results. You may not have the best, but still an excellent choice.
Cuil Cuil
Cuil is breaking the promise from the beginning, with a dark color palette that gives a different look and sober. It has a huge index pages, and displays the results in an elegant table with an image of the web page next to the link and an excerpt of the text more relevant.
Special needs
Another solution is to use search engines focused on a single content type. If you need to find specific information more convenient to use them than traditional search engines, saving time and significant results.
Midomi Midomi (Music)
Search for music is not easy. If you do not know the title or lyrics of the song is just humming the melody. It is what allows you Midomi: rough notes singing or playing music from another device, Midomi search for songs. The precision with which any jaw-dropping hits to prove it.
BlinkX Blinkx (Videos)
Videos are one of the most popular content. Blinkx searches videos from the most popular pages, ready for playback. Blinkx applies speech recognition to audio tracks of more than 32 million hours of indexed innovative technology to help deliver dramatic results.
Pipl Pipl (People)
One of the most common search is about people. Pipl is a social search engine that lets you find profiles, pictures, message forums, e-mail, publications and other outcomes related to the person you want. Just enter the name of that person.
A9 A9 (Books)
Amazon, the popular online store of books, A9 launched in 2004. In addition to using results IMDB and Wikipedia, A9 search directly inside of all books Amazon, A unique feature that lets you find text strings in the billions of pages scanned.
Technorati Technorati (Blogs)
Blogs are not ordinary pages. With a lot of text, RSS feeds and a lot of links between them are a real world apart. Technorati is the best form of content on the blogosphere. The search can be filtered by language and authority of the source.
Social Bookmarks
At first it was the directory. When the scanning and indexing technology was in its infancy, the boards were often yellow pages online, with human editors compiled the best blogs by category. Notable examples have been Yahoo! Directory, DMOZ and About. Now the focus has shifted more towards social networking, tags and scoring systems.
Delicious Del.Icio.Us
The social bookmarking site par excellence. Find favorite through the tabs is easy. The more users share the same favorite, most interesting promises to be the result. One way to look different, in which the concept of relevance is changed by popularity. If you prefer a focused image, try FFFFoundFFFFOUND.
StumbleUpon StumbleUpon
More visual than del.icio.us, StumbleUpon helps you find interesting content in different categories such as videos, music, news, pictures and of course pages. Each item can be assessed and reviewed by users, making the community to act as an effective filter of quality.
Furl Furl
Halfway between a classical form and a social bookmarking site, Furl has a maximum simplicity while enriching the search with the participation of users, who can comment, label and date each link. Almost a social directory built on the fly.
Of course, there are more search engines and resources for finding things on the Web, such as direct recommendation by mail, through instant messaging, forums or web 2.0 sites as Facebook or Twitter. What are your favorite search systems?
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