Yippy search engine
seemed to be very user friendly I like the tabs on the side of the screen that
allow you to narrow down your searches by time, source, or by sites. There wasn’t
a lot of random options that came up it was specific to what I had searched
for.
Gigablast is a
search engine that is said to run off wind energy so it’s a “green” search
engine. Also another good feature to the search engine, is when you set up an
account you can use parental setting for kid safe searches.
wolframalpha
the best feature with this search engine would be that with the “pro” version
you can actually upload pictures or documents to search.
Blekko’s promise is
that they are “categorically different”. This search engine is supposed to eliminate
spam and being rerouted to unrelated sites.
Duckduckgo
this is my favorite search engine that I have found thus far. It of course
promises to not share your searches and be private like most of the other search
engines. But this search engine gave the best “tour” of how exactly the search
engine works and what makes it better than the others. My favorite feature is
that when you search a question the answer is on the top tab you don’t have to
scroll thru countless answers to random websites.
Dogpile has
been around since before google but obviously nowhere near as popular. Honestly
I wasn’t that impressed with what this search engine had to offer, it was
basic.
Bing is powered
by MSN a Microsoft company. Bing is said to be Microsoft attempt to take over
google but not nearly as popular. Bing claims to be the “decision engine”. One
feature Bing has that is different is that it offers suggestion on the top and
gives other search options.
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