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MeeHive 1.0 (Mobile)

MeeHive is a personalized way to stay in-the-know about breaking stories, hot gossip, and updates from your favorite news sites and blogs.Note: The "Download Now" link directs you to the iTunes App Store, where you must continue the download process. You must have iTunes installed in order to open the...

Tags: Mobile, Apple iTunes, Kosmix, MeeHive, Digital Music, Digital Media, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics

Software downloads 2009-02-23

Demo 2006: Advancing search--Nexidia, Transparansee, Kosmix, Truveo

Demo 2006: Advancing search--Nexidia, Transparansee, Kosmix, TruveoGoogle, Yahoo, MSN talked about itIn December 2005, a panel of search wonks from Yahoo, Google and MSN talked about increasing the searchability of non-text media like speech and images. They gave a fascinating glimpse into the future of search. MIT Enterprise Forum hosted...

Tags: Podcasts, Transparansee, Nexidia, Kosmix, Truveo

Discussion threads 2006-02-10

Demo 2006: Advancing search--Nexidia, Transparansee, Kosmix, Truveo

Demo 2006: On this second day of Demo, some search technology startups took the stage. Nexidia, an established company in search and speech analysis, introduced Nexidia Developer Edition, which lets rich media video and audio content creators and sites add phonetic search capablities for desktop and Web search. The software...

Tags: Kosmix, Nexidia, video

Blog posts 2006-02-08

Additional Resources

66% of Americans used search engines for health information

66% of online adults have used general search engines in the past 12 months for search information about health and wellness topics, according to iCrossing. Widespread usage of search engines does not extend to health-specific engines such as Healia, Medstory, Fealth, Kosmix and Healthline, which were cited by only 15%...

Tags: Search Engine, Health Care, Vertical Industries, Benefits, Healthcare, Enterprise Software, Software, Human Resources, NB

Blog posts 2008-02-10

Google, Microsoft and the glacial healthcare revolution

Google recently took a hit for a blog post by a salesperson who was evangelizing healthcare clients that the spending marketing funds Google ads could counter the negative publicity from Sicko. But Google's real interest in healthcare is more about its search and hosting businesses, as reported by Steve Lohr...

Tags: Google Inc., Health Care, Microsoft Corp., Dan Farber

Blog posts 2007-08-14

Powerset: The natural language search mashup platform

Powerset finally came out of stealth mode tonight at it offices in San Francisco. The technology is not ready until September, but the company unveiled what it is doing to revolutionize search. "The patents and technology are locked down," said Steve Newcomb, a Powerset co-founder and COO. "We after...

Tags: Web Technology, Social networking, Search, General

Blog posts 2007-06-28

Plexus Toolbar 1.5 (Windows)

The Plexus Toolbar is a free resource to help healthcare providers save time while using the Internet. This free resource from DoctorPlexus.com incorporates health specific search engines tailored for the medical professional. Customized news feed integration allows you to be alerted in real time regarding the latest in medical research,...

Tags: Health Care, Microsoft Windows, Plexus, TMA Guild, Plexus Toolbar, Vertical Industries, Benefits, Healthcare, Enterprise Software, Software, Human Resources

Software downloads 2006-12-15

Give Google Health a test drive

We've been talking about it for over a month, and now you can now give Google Health a try before it is launched. Visit http://64.233.167.99 (one of Google's datacenters) and search for anything health related.The results page gives users the option to narrow down or filter to produce desired...

Tags: Google Health, Google Inc., Health

Blog posts 2006-05-06

Google Health next week?

In March, we noticed that Adam Bosworth had a new title: "Architect, Google Health". This led me to speculate about a service that might be in the works. If the article found by Barry Schwartz on the USAToday blog is accurate, we could be seeing this service next...

Tags: Google Health, Google Inc., Health

Blog posts 2006-05-03

Another Adam Bosworth sighting

Dirson.com reports another Adam Bosworth sighting with the title "Architect, Google Health" -- just like the one found in the attendee list of PC forum. This time he is slated to be a featured speaker at DISA Customer Partnership Conference 2006 on May 4.For those who don't know, DISA...

Tags: Google Health, Google Inc., Health, Adam Bosworth

Blog posts 2006-03-30

Six Apart adds widgets to TypePad

Fresh off a $12 million capital infusion, Six Apart has joined the widget revolution, opening up its blog platform for developers to create companion applications for TypePad. So far, 33 TypePad widgets are available, ranging from commerce and games to content and search--and they are free. For example, Bunchball's widget...

Tags: widget, TypePad

Blog posts 2006-03-29

Google's Napoleonic Complex

What is wrong at the world’s search darling? Is the ghost of Napoleon walking the corridors of the Googleplex?A string of pedestrian products continues to belch out of the Googleplex. The latest unnecessary, ill-conceived, and poorly delivered service is the new Google Finance. I’m not going to...

Tags: Google Inc.

Blog posts 2006-03-22

Demo 2006 preview, part 1

I arrived in Phoenix at the site of Demo 2006, which will showcase 68 new and improved products, ranging across consumer and enterprise hardware and software. Some of the companies launching products mostly beta won't have much info on their Web sites until the event officially begins on Tuesday. Here's...

Tags: iGuitar, search engine

Blog posts 2006-02-06