Monday, October 12, 2009
Windows Search 4.0
In today's information-intensive workplace, finding just the right file when you need it can be challenging.Compared to Vista, Windows 7’s search function will be a lot quicker and more useful, with the results organized better. But did you know that the new search tool is also available for XP and Vista?
Windows Search 4.0 lets you perform an instant search of your computer. Windows Search 4.0 helps you find and preview documents, e-mail messages, music files, photos, and other items on the computer.
Once it is installed, you will see a new search field in the task bar. Type a specific file name or something like “*.jpeg” in this. You can even choose whether Windows will search only your computer or even on the Internet for the term.Windows Search indexes your computer files to create a quick reference. To find a file, you enter a search term in the toolbar field and press enter. A window opens with the search results that you can scroll through or limit to certain types of files. It is just that fast and easy.
Features
- Support for indexing encrypted documents of local file systems
- Reduced effect on Microsoft Exchange when you index e-mail in online mode, and there is no local cache (.ost)
- Support for indexing online delegate mailboxes
- Support for client-to-client remote query to shared indexed locations
- Improved indexing performance
- Faster previewer updates for Windows XP
- Per-user Group Policy settings
- Windows software updates for Watson errors
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Veesual - Visual Web Search in Google
You may be bored with conventional Google search, then try It is based on Google which shows you the screenshot of each Google search result along with their respective title and description.
This feature is very useful if you want to see whether the page is working or not, because sometimes your Google search end up at a 404 page error or page not loading.There is ‘see more results’ button at the bottom of each result page instead of pagination in the search result.
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
How to Add Bing as Your default Search Engine
Microsoft has recently publicly launched their new search engine Bing.It provides very good general search results with high relevance, big index and quick speed .Bing add-on for the Firefox lets you add Bing to the list of search engines in the Firefox Search bar, if you are interested in trying out .
If you are using Internet Explorer 8,visit Add-ons Gallery or click the drop down menu of Windows Live Search, click “Find More Providers”
That will direct you Add-ons Gallery: Search Providers ,from there you add Bing
To add Bing in Chrome, go to Settings > Options and in the Basics tab click on Manage present under Default Search. Now click Add and give the name as ‘Bing’, Keyword as ‘Bing.com’ and URL as “http://www.bing.com/search?q=%s&go=&form=QBLH&scope=web“. Click OK and set Bing as default search by selecting “Make Default”.
Monday, June 1, 2009
Microsoft Bing Is Now Live
Bing has been launched today and it’s now available for everyone(It was supposed to go live on June 3rd). You can start searching now and see what results it returns.
Friday, May 29, 2009
Microsoft Unveils Bing, Its New Search Engine
Microsoft Corp. Thursday unveiled Bing, the rebranded and rebuilt search engine formerly code-named Kumo, designed to replace Live Search.
Bing would consists of four vertical search areas which help users in making purchase decision, planning a trip, researching a health condition or finding a local business. Search results for these areas could be better filtered down into images, videos, shopping, news, maps or travel.
If you search for an xBox game, not only will you get a list of normal blue link results, but you’ll also get a list of related searches, which includes things like walkthroughs, news, errors, etc.The results are customized depending on what type of search you are performing: travel, health, shopping, news, sports, etc.
Bing is not available at present , but you won't have to wait long. Starting on June 1, some users will get Bing search results from Live Search. Watch out for this link on June 3, as Bing goes live to the public
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Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Brupt – An Online Document Search Engine
Brupt is a Google based document search tool that lets you search for Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel and PDF documents indexed by Google. To find a document, simply select the document type you need, enter your keyword and click on “Search”.
This document search engine comes in really handy for search engine users who are not aware of Google operators and their functionality.
Friday, April 3, 2009
Username Checking With Namechk
How do you find out exactly where your user name can be used without modification on most social sites?Checking availability manually could turn out to be a never-ending task .Namechk is a new service that helps you find open usernames at 84 different Web sites.
Most impressive about this service is the speed. In a few sample searches, it averaged about 10 seconds from start to finish. And you don't even have to wait to see all the results because they stream in as it does its business.Just type a username into the namechk text field, and within seconds you’ll see sites where your queried username is available in green, and sites where it’s already taken in red
Thursday, February 19, 2009
RapidStack Finds You Rapidshare Files
Rapidstack is an excellent search engine for users who download frequently from Rapidshare,which give you only the Live and Working Links.Each filename links to the original URL, and links are also displayed beneath the file name.
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Social Networking Search Tools
Social networking websites function like an online community of internet users. Depending on the website in question, many of these online community members share a common interest such as hobbies, religion, or politics. Once you are granted access to a social networking website you can begin to socialize. This socialization may include reading the profile pages of other members and possibly even contacting them.



Are you looking for a long lost relative or friend in social networks, then here are some free resources to trace people online.
YoName is one free website that searches through a list of over thirty popular social networks including MySpace, Facebook, LinkedIn, Friendster, Youtube, Digg, Hi5, Yahoo, Xanga, Twitter, LiveJournal, Last.fm, Blogger, Live Spaces, Rediff and more
Wink offers the Web's largest free people search engine to help you find the people you are looking for. You can search for people across the web and white pages from over 400 million profiles to help you find old friends, locate relatives, and reconnect with former classmates or coworkers. You can even search for people in our directory to conduct research before a job interview or business meeting.
Keeping up-to-date with all of your friends' activities across various parts of the social web can be a pain and that's where Spokeo hopes to make life a little easier.Spokeo has support for over 20 of the most popular social networks, as well any site that provides an RSS feed.You can also manually add additional people you wish to track, by simply adding each of their profile URLs or blog RSS feeds.
Spock finds all kinds of information like websites, photos, videos, and blogs about people. Go ahead and search for someone, you might be surprised at what you'll find.



