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Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Slashtag Search



Blekko.com, a new search engine, has released in beta version. The presence becomes an alternative service in addition to Bing and Google. The project is supported with funding of 24 million U.S. dollars and began construction three years ago. Blekko claim their search engine is designed to eliminate spam that plural appears in search results by placing a sign slash tag in each search word. For example, ford /cars, twilight /movies or ashley /gossip. So, they use "slashtag search" as tagline/header.

Users can also make slashtag to note the topics that will be registered in Blekko, be a slashtag follower, and view statistics for data that have been crawled by Blekko. Not only that, Blekko also identifies how much data is written double or duplicate. Blekko allows users to modify the column on the left as needed. Even open for users to make slash tag. But only registered members and still requires to login first.
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Windows Live Spaces Migrations to Wordpress.com


A Shocking news happens when Microsoft handed over their blog service to wordpress.com. Microsoft finally was unable to manage their blog service, Windows Live Spaces, which has been used about 30 million people around the world.

In the near future, users who will update their blog in Windows Live Space will be faced with the migration page to WordPress. User who is not willing to switch to Wordpress can choose to download all the contents to their computer's harddisk or delete their blog. This transition process will be done within six months.

Partnering between windows live spaces and wordpress is possible for efficiency and budget savings. As we know, to win the competition, then each service must be maintained and developed properly. To do this requires funds that are not little.

In addition, users of Windows Live spaces will have the new experiences and the services from the one of the best blog service providers today, wordpress.com.

Wordpress has a host of impressive capabilities, from a scalable platform and leading spam protection, to easy personalization and customization. WordPress is used on over 26 million sites, and it is seen by over 250 million people every month. They have over 8.5% market of the web.

Microsoft has provided a migration service that allows users to transfer all its contents to a new web address. Once successfully transferred,User can announce the new address to friends via Live Messenger. In addition, every article in wordpress.com will automatically be sent to search engines so that visitors coming from search engines will still be coming. so don't be worry.
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Friday, June 18, 2010

Google 'Caffeine'

One of Google’s software engineers, Carrie Grimes, said on Tuesday that Google has officially rolled out its much anticipated new search index coined called “Caffeine.”

This new method promises “50% fresher results for web searches” and is the “largest collection of web content [they’ve] offered” to date.

Grimes write in her blog post, that due to the rapidly expanding nature of web content, including videos and images, news and real-time updates, the average web page is richer and more complex. As a result the old way of indexing was no longer effective. Searchers want to find the latest relevant content. and publishers expect to be found the instant they publish. In order to keep up with the evolution of the web and to meet rising user expectations, google developed “Caffeine”.

“Caffeine” is the method of indexing system that analyzes the web in small portions in order to update the search index on a continuous basis globally. That means searchers will find 'fresh' information than ever before – no matter where or when it was published.

The rate at which “Caffeine” indexes web pages is really quite astounding: if this were a pile of paper it would grow three miles tall every second. New information is added at a rate of hundreds of thousands of gigabytes per day.

Many people around the world turn to the internet to search for what they need every day. So with “Caffeine” Google has made their search more effective and more relevant. Website owners(and blogger) hopeful of getting ranked will also need to keep their web content fresh and updated to maintain the attention of their target audience groups and search engine.

Happy searching :)
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Monday, May 17, 2010

Google Voice for Student

Yeah, Google has a fast lane for students. For You and to those who wants google voice and has student email address with .edu, get it faster.
visit this link to get google invitation: http://www.google.com/googlevoice/students.html
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Friday, May 14, 2010

Android Market Reached 50.000 Application

In just 18 months, the number of applications in the Android Market successfully penetrated 50 000 applications. The numbers are still far from application in Apple's App Store, but growth is very high from day to day could make it competitive.

Google has an initiative to build a platform based on open sources stated in December 2009 and there are 16 000 new applications. Mid-March 2010, the number of applications doubled nearly twice to 30,000 applications.

Finally, the AndroLib site's launched new statistics that show the Android application market has reached 50 000 units. Each with a ratio of 59 percent and 41 percent free apps paid applications.

For comparison, Apple's App Store application on the same figure reached 50 000 applications within 12 months since its launch. Now, more than 190 000 applications in Apple's stock is.
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