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Create ur own website using Wix

Posted by Praveen.K.R on Tuesday, September 1, 2009 , under | comments (0)




WIX - Helps to create website

Creating a stunning website with Wix is as simple as making presentation slides. You can make a business website to promote your products‚ a personal web page for your loved ones‚ or an art website to exhibit your creations. Whatever your needs‚ Wix offers a complete website solution. And Wix is search engine friendly!   

To use this site : Click here

New search engine - Cuil

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                                                   click here to search with this

Welcome to Cuil—the world’s biggest search engine. The Internet has grown. We think it’s time search did too.

   The Internet has grown exponentially in the last fifteen years but search engines have not kept up—until now. Cuil searches more pages on the Web than anyone else—three times as many as Google and ten times as many as Microsoft.

Rather than rely on superficial popularity metrics, Cuil searches for and ranks pages based on their content and relevance. When we find a page with your keywords, we stay on that page and analyze the rest of its content, its concepts, their inter-relationships and the page’s coherency.

Then we offer you helpful choices and suggestions until you find the page you want and that you know is out there. We believe that analyzing the Web rather than our users is a more useful approach, so we don’t collect data about you and your habits, lest we are tempted to peek. With Cuil, your search history is always private.

Cuil is an old Irish word for knowledge. For knowledge, ask Cuil.

Try this new search engine - SortFix

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                                 CLICK HERE TO SEARCH ON SORT FIX.COM

SortFix.com - Start Dragging Stop Trying

  New search engine - improve ur search with SortFix

  Makes Google and Yahoo search easy

  SortFix’s search results are base on Google and Yahoo. But, they include “Power Words” in their search results so that the search results more specific to what user wants. “Power Words” is terms introduced by SortFix, which are words that related to the search. User can drag and drop the “Power Words” to “Add basket”, “Remove basket”, and “Dictionary basket”.

SortFix.com is an interesting new search engine dedicated to eradicating some annoyances users experience with the larger search engines. SortFix claims that, by using “Power Words” (suggested keywords which help full-question queries yield more accurate and relevant results), users can enter a series of search terms which will be answered directly and completely. Users click and drag the “Power Words” into a “basket” and remove them as necessary to produce the desired result. For example, when “Why is the sky blue” was queried, not only did the search engine produce a page with the right answer, the answer was displayed in bold typeface on the actual search result page. 

Which Is The Best Browser: IE8, Chrome, Safari Or Firefox 3.1?

Posted by Praveen.K.R on Monday, August 31, 2009 , under | comments (0)




Best Browser

There are continuous changes and progresses in everything especially the technical zone. Net is one of the fastest paced areas that undergo changes pretty soon than any other.

People all around the world use it and want to see changes and developments bringing speed and performance efficiency better ever than before.

Many leading net browsers are available today to surf the net world with utmost efficiency. Now let us see which one of the leading, most widely used web browser is highly acclaimed and why! Different browsers are made keeping different items on priority lists. Hence they hold their separate positions and standings gathering unique liking levels amongst users.



The most successful browser can be the one which has more features that attract most of the users and make them stick to that even with the change in versions. Amongst Firefox, Chrome, IE and Safari, let us compare, contrast and evaluate the best.

Interface/Look: #1: Google Chrome

On the first level, the interface and look of the browser counts a lot. It is to be seen that which is the browser that looks more easy to use and the tabs are visible enough and the important tags are properly highlighted according to their preferences.

Browsers have different looks with changed address bar placing like Apple dumped its OS X interface to match the colorfully designed Windows looks.


As far as interface is concerned, Google Chrome is on the top with its tab lay out. Firefox’s interface is function based than good impressive look. Safari has the quality of showing bookmarks, favorites, and browsing history similar to iTunes.

Features/ Characteristics: #1: Firefox

The most easily extensible browser is Firefox with so many add-on options which none other gives.Other browsers like IE also have the same options but not as extensively as are on Firefox. Chrome and Safari too are not expandable like Firefox.

Performance Results: #1: Safari

Marking the performance of each browser on memory footprint with a single open page, Safari becomes the winner in the race. Each browser has different memory requirements, which are as follows:

(1) Safari 4 beta 985.6ms / 1,079.6ms
(2) Firefox 3.1b3 2,221.2ms / 2,232.4ms
(3) Chrome 1.0.154 1,332.4ms / 1,371.2ms
(4) IE8 RC1 5,804.2ms / 5,834.6ms


The above figures refer to everyday JavaScript browsing. In speed, Chrome was fast, Firefox was also good, but IE was slower than was expected.


Security: #1: Firefox And Chrome

All browsers provide the security to users to protect their data and machinesfrom damages after being infected with virus.

Browsers provide various kinds of restricting options like Porn Mode, block pop-ups, clear history, protection from phishing and other net interferences.

While protecting the computers from crashing, Chrome has been copied by IE. It performs separate checks for each tab allowing the user to ‘end process’ for any tab that has a troubling site. Whereas, in Chrome, there is a tab manager; Shift+Esc that allows to stop the working right there in the browser.

This prevents the browser to shut down even its needed to run, like IE shuts down if there is some ill causing a crash.

The Best Of 4: Firefox

Although all the browsers are good at their place, but still Firefox is the one that wins over the others due to its ecosystem that allows easy add-ons.

Firefox is rather an advanced browser comparing to others which allows doing things quicker. Chrome is not even strong technically to support everyday net tasks until a few more features are added in.


While considering Safari, it can handle RSS feed unlike Chrome. It also has the best JavaScript performance. Also, if we compare all the 4 on rankings earned, Firefox stands out as no.1 leaving others behind.


Get answer to your questions through answer engine:Wolfram Alpha

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Wolfram Alpha

  
Wolfram|Alpha (also WolframAlpha and Wolfram Alpha) is an answer-engine developed by British physicist, mathematician, author and businessman Stephen Wolfram and his Wolfram Research team. The online service with a new approach to knowledge extraction was launched. Still in its infancy, perhaps the engine should be titled Wolfram Beta. Be as it may, Wolfram Alpha answers factual queries directly by computing the answer from structured data, rather than providing a list of documents or web pages. Want to know the distance from San Francisco to Tokyo? How about the path of Hurricane Dolores? Find the answers to questions that aren’t written on web pages, “what is the current position of the Hubble Telescope? 


In March 2009, Wolfram announced Wolfram|Alpha, a computational data engine with a new approach to knowledge extraction and an easy-to-use interface, launched on May 16, 2009. The engine is based on natural language processing, a large library of algorithms and an NKS approach to answering queries. The Wolfram|Alpha engine is not a search engine in that it does not simply return a list of results based on a query (like Google or Yahoo), but it instead attempts to compute an answer to its input. 

Wolfram Alpha is particularly useful for scientific questions, no more searching random webpages; Wolfram pumps out all the data the first time around.

Go to this site to shoot your question:

www.wolframalpha.com