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Yahoo brings oneSearch to the desktop
« Posted: October 03, 2007, 04:41:26 PM »


Yahoo brings oneSearch to the desktop

Yahoo has launched a new search engine that aims to deliver more relevant results. The oneSearch service offers results from a number of sources, combining web pages with videos and images. Users hesitating when they enter a search query will be presented with a list of suggested search terms, allowing them to better define their query.A search for 'Windows Vista', for instance, can be expanded with words like 'themes', 'download' or 'productivity'. Yahoo launched oneSearch for mobile phones in March, allowing users quickly to narrow down a search with a minimum number of clicks. Google was quick to catch up, releasing its Universal Search in May spanning web, local, video and image search. View: the full story News source: vnunet Read full story...

 


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