The Power Of Real Time Search
Posted by tech on
March 9, 2010
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This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of LeapFish Inc. All opinions are 100% mine.
Internet search has evolved in so many ways that today, I have witnessed the power that Leapfish can do with its real time search. Say what?! You heard me right. I have to admit. I first learned about the words “real time search” and what it can really do through Leapfish.
This is made possible by the same person who is the founder of DotNext Inc. & co-founder of Reply.com, Ben Behrouzi. You can see the effects and results of what social networkings like Twitter and Facebook can do. Word of mouth through these social sites can greatly affect the outcome and the results are pretty quick as well.
For now, real time search is still in its infancy. More ideas and technologies will be added as it evolves even more. But the thing that rocks about this is that you get the latest and up to date information. Would you rather want to receive information that are ancient and outdated? Or what users value as good or bad?
Or, you can receive information via conversations and people. This sole feature is what made Twitter and Facebook both a hit. As the web changes how it works, so will internet search. And that, is what real time search aims to achieve.
Real-time Searching Evolution
Posted by tech on
November 2, 2009
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LeapFish announced plans to unveil a new multimedia and real-time search, communication and sharing platform. This search engine will enhance the way people both search and share information on the Web today.
So what exactly is LeapFish’s real time search? Traditional searching involves typing in keywords and pressing a button to send the HTTP requests to search. With real-time searching, instantaneous search results are displayed as you type. There is no more need for you to use a mouse to click on the search button.
Because LeapFish is a search aggregator, results provided by search engines can be displayed in front of you right away. You save time and bandwidth in the process. No need to go to each portal’s site to search. Just type in the keyword and as you type along, search results get displayed.
LeapFish.com is conducting private demos prior to the highly anticipated launch, if interested please email demo@leapfish.com. The slots are limited so not everybody can get a first hand look on what LeapFish has to offer. Email them up if you want to be a part of it and be among the first to experience real-time searching.
The way this technology works, I think it can greatly contribute to search engine evolution.
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LeapFish
Posted by tech on
May 20, 2009
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Leapfish brings search 2.0 technology online with its intuitive idea of displaying search results from other search engine providers like Google, Yahoo, YouTube and MSN to name a few. It aggregates search results from other providers, organizes them and renders the most relevant information to you in one simple search. Every wonder why you see a subtitle that says “Just type it”? It is actually a click-free search interface in such a way that whatever gets typed in the text field is automatically used as the search keyword and relevant results will be displayed to you. Leapfish uses of the effectiveness of hyper-threading technology to communicate simultaneously with other search engines and their API’s providing you different results in a single search.
Its user interface is pretty simple and search results are laid out in a clean and orderly manner. The main page also displays the latest news, tips and video in quick fashion. Now that, is taking full advantage of hyper threading technology. To sum it all up, a search engine can only give out search results as far as what contents are found in its own database. But LeapFish extended that by gathering all the best search engines in the web today and displaying all the results from within one site. No need to go to other search engines individually and search what you need. LeapFish takes care all of that with just a few key strokes.
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