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Greetings, ICEROCKET is a Social Media search tool that focuses on Blogs, Facebook and Twitter. Not all search tools are created equal. A day or two ago I blogged about a Social Media search tool called SOCIALMENTION which I thought was pretty good at Read More...
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Greetings, The FREE BOOK CENTRE is a collection of links to sites offering free online technical books. With the growing popularity of tablets and eReaders, sites offering free eBooks have become both popular and prolific. Recently, I’ve been working Read More...
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Greetings, PEARLTREES is a new kind of social bookmarking application. Imagine what might happen if a social bookmarking app like Diigo were mashed-up with a mind-mapping app like Bubbl.us or Mindmeister. Congratulations, you have just visualized today’s Read More...
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Greetings an Happy New Year, UTUBERSITY is a search index site listing university related YouTube video content. Another web site that has continued to grow and expand until it’s become the second largest on the web is YouTube. What began as simply a Read More...
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Greetings, CARROT is a new search tool that describes itself as a “clustering engine”. The concept behind CARROT is so simple, I’m surprised someone at Google or Bing hasn’t already developed it. That concept is categories. CARROT examines the results Read More...
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Greetings, WHAT DO YOU LOVE is a new search app from Google that searches all Googles services and features. First of all, happy 4th of July to all my American readers. I hope you have a great holiday Did you know that Google has around 65 services that Read More...
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Greetings, QUIXEY is a new specialized search engine that looks for just applications or programs. Since starting this blog many years ago, I’ve looked at a lot of specialized search tools. These tools focused their search power on finding very specific Read More...
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Greetings, WEBLENS is a new search directory. In case you’re wondering, a search directory is not a search engine or even a search app. Instead, its a list of search tools arranged in a type of index or directory, or as WEBLENS explains it, “… a gateway Read More...
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Greetings, FINDHOW is a specialized search index that focuses on information and content on how to do things or accomplish tasks. First of all, thank you to everyone who attended my session during the district professional day on Friday. As incredible Read More...
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Greetings, LEARNOUTLOUD is a free online index of podcasts and ebooks. It’s Sunday again, the day of rest. No doubt you have settled into the long winter routine. The Christmas holidays are now little more then a distant memory. If you were lucky enough Read More...
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Greetings, TWELLOW is a free Twitter user search index. One of the more difficult aspects of Twitter use for a new user is finding people to follow. There is no master list, or Twitisphere’s, “Who’s Who” to consult. Some folks find a couple of people Read More...
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Greetings, COMPLETE PLANET is a specialized search engine that scans over 70,000 searchable databases which are considered part of the “Invisible Web”. The “Invisible Web” (also referred to as the “Deep Web”, “Dark Web” and “Hidden Web”) is a part of Read More...
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Greetings, FLASHCARDFLASH is a free web based search engine that looks specifically for flash cards. Yes, you read that correctly – a search engine just for flash cards. I’m sure that in the annals of Internet history, the development of this search engine Read More...
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Greetings, SEARCHCREDIBLE is a new searching service the allows the user to access 26 other search enginges or indexes from one spot.
I was initially disappointed with this site. When I first discovered it, I assumed that SEARCHCREDIBLE just like any Read More...
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Greetings, OAMOS is a meta search engine with a difference. Today’s site comes from a list of “Top 10 Search Engines” published of the “Technology Tidbits: Thoughts Of A Cyber Hero” blog. The site is called OAMOS and it’s unlike anything I’ve ever seen Read More...
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