I found this site rather interesting. Check it out.
http://questions.ascenteducation.com/
This is to officially announce that the stuff written in this blog are purely imaginary.. the characters and the incidents described dont point to any person living or dead.. And this is hosted by an annonymous user.. I am 65 yrs old and reside in melbourne, australia.. hows that for a disclaimer.. :)
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Monday, November 26, 2007
Search Mash
Google has created a search site without any Google branding to test
new features. The site, SearchMash, has a simple blue and white
interface with a search bar and an option to click on "popular
searches." Once keywords are entered, the results page features links
to results running down the left side of the page and the top three
image results on the right side.
SearchMash also lets you click on a result and drag and drop it to
change the order. Also, when the green link is clicked on, the user is
offered the option of opening the listings in the current window or a
new window, seeing more pages from the Web site or finding similar
pages. Additional results are added to the bottom of the original
results page by clicking on a "more web pages" link.
With SearchMash, Google "plans to test user interface ideas without
Google's brand somehow skewing the tests," .
Take a look at www.searchmash.com
You could also try the flash version of the site at www.searchmash.com/flash
It is mind blowing to say the least
new features. The site, SearchMash, has a simple blue and white
interface with a search bar and an option to click on "popular
searches." Once keywords are entered, the results page features links
to results running down the left side of the page and the top three
image results on the right side.
SearchMash also lets you click on a result and drag and drop it to
change the order. Also, when the green link is clicked on, the user is
offered the option of opening the listings in the current window or a
new window, seeing more pages from the Web site or finding similar
pages. Additional results are added to the bottom of the original
results page by clicking on a "more web pages" link.
With SearchMash, Google "plans to test user interface ideas without
Google's brand somehow skewing the tests," .
Take a look at www.searchmash.com
You could also try the flash version of the site at www.searchmash.com/flash
It is mind blowing to say the least
Saturday, November 24, 2007
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