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Life without Google: Can Clusty get traction?

Life without Google: Can Clusty get traction?Thanks for reviewing itI realize they're not doing well, but I really do like their search platform. You're right, it's great for 'short tail' searches and discovery, which typically get the highest volume anyway. So it makes for an ideal place for...

Tags: SEARCH, Vivisimo Clusty, Google Inc., Northern Lights

Discussion threads 2007-06-22

Life without Google: Can Clusty get traction?

Clusty is a meta search engine that gives you a result and then offers you to drill down based on clusters of content. The big question is whether you'll appreciate these clusters.The Clusty approach is particularly handy if you're doing basic research and don't mind suggestions for more information (see...

Tags: Web Technology, Search, Life Without Google, Google, General

Blog posts 2007-06-22

News to know: Clusty; Supernova; Longhorn not reloaded; Linux security

Notable headlines:Life without Google: Can Clusty gain traction? Gallery right.Mary Jo Foley: Windows Longhorn won’t be reloaded, after all.Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Friday Rant - Copy protection on computer game discs.Windows vs. Mac vs. Linux - Which is more secure? Jeff Jones report.Open Source Initiative: Will The Real Open Source CRM Please...

Tags: News to know, General

Blog posts 2007-06-22

Images: Can Clusty be a search challenger?

Clusty takes an innovative approach to search, but the site hasn't gained traffic.

Tags: Vivisimo Clusty

Image galleries 2007-06-21

Life without Google: Quintura a nice alternative with adoption hurdles

Life without Google: Quintura a nice alternative with adoption hurdlesNice looking but no thanks!I tried using Quintura, but it just doesn't work as efficiently as Yahoo! the one I use. I usually do 20-30 searches each day, so to me, the flow diagram is actually just distracting and not useful...

Tags: SEARCH, Web browsers, Google Code, Quintura, Google Inc., search engine, Vivisimo Clusty

Discussion threads 2007-06-18

Life without Google: The importance of toolbars and browser add-ons

Life without Google: The importance of toolbars and browser add-onsOpenSearchFor search engines using OpenSearch it is plain simple to add them to the search bar. Just go to the homepage of the search engine and the option will automatically be in the FireFox menu.See here how simple it is to...

Tags: Web browsers, SEARCH, toolbar, Web browser, search engine, Vivisimo Clusty, browser add-on, Google Inc.

Discussion threads 2007-06-11

Medical Research NoteTaker Widget 1.0 (Mac)

A wealth of medical information is currently available on the web - but not all of it is equally trustworthy or easy to access. Fortunately, an ongoing initiative at the National Institutes of Health - the National Library of Medicine NLM - has come a long way in alleviating both...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Vivisimo Clusty, Medical Research, AquaMinds Software, NLM, NoteTaker Notebook, Notebooks, Hardware, Notebooks & Tablets

Software downloads 2005-05-24

NoteTaker ClusterSearch 1.0 (Mac)

Search metaengines aggregate results from multiple search engines and then post-process these results to yield new rankings and grouping patterns. One of the most successful of these metaengines - Clusty - aggregates the results of searches on multiple engines, then groups the results into thematic clusters. This widget takes...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Vivisimo Clusty, AquaMinds Software, NoteTaker Notebook, Notebooks, Hardware, Notebooks & Tablets

Software downloads 2005-05-23

Vivisimo, Clusty, A9, AllTheWeb, Snap collectively get 7.1% of US Web users

For the week ending Oct. 30, 71% of US Web users went to the top 10 search engines, a 7% increase YTY, Hitwise reports. Collectively, five alternative search engines - Vivisimo, Clusty property of Vivisimo, a9 property of Amazon, Alltheweb (property of Yahoo!) and Snap - claimed only 10% of...

Tags: Vivisimo Inc., Amazon A9

Blog posts 2004-11-08