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Searching the Web now made more convenient By: Myrtle Stalling

Many websites are perceived as amazing even if it is not yet perfected. Sometimes they give out too many information that doesn't seem to be that useful. Why should we go through all the troubles of looking into all the pages of results by Google? Our usual techniques on using the Internet to find information could change because of rising technologies that are more advanced.

More facts are provided by software arising nowadays and it's more convenient since it arranges and classifies search results by categories in an instant rather than the common textual file. One of the founders of an Internet establishment says they liven up the otherwise excruciating procedure of searching for information which speedily puts search results into clickable categories.

Its company in Pittsburgh distributes this automation to companies and intelligence agencies and also suggests free web searches at its site. A colossal bookstore where books are piled at random is what the Internet is likened too but then our company is the super fast librarian that arranges the books on shelves by titles.

Consider it a 21st century Dewey Decimal system designed to fight information overload. But unlike libraries, the company doesn't use predefined categories. Determining them on the fly, this software also depends on the list generated during the search. The filing is done with a combination of statistical and linguistic analysis which basically works across different languages.

A downloadable program which is composed of the same method easily sorts the outcome of the search in basic categories and one can easily find them as they are within a specific colored circle per set. Within each circle, subcategories appear as more circles that can be clicked on and zoomed in on. Learning how it is used takes a few minutes. But it is capable of quickly showing the value of its nonlinear technique.

Let's say, you erroneously ended up in a Paris Hilton link when you are just looking for information on a place to stay when in France. Google works this way it will give you everything under regional Europe travel and tourism as well as hotel accommodation but unfortunately it will also throw you a lot of the frequently viewed pages especially ones that contain links about Paris Hilton and her life as a notorious socialite. That is due to the fact that the engine of Google that is responsible for ranking uses the number of sites linked to them and thus sends only the best loved pages on the paramount levels.

If by chance you would select another program to run your search, you will find that the results enclosed in circles would show all possible information categories which will also encompass of a search for Paris Hilton as well as reviews, maps and even online booking sites for the Paris based Hilton hotels which have all been buried in the ranking process used by Google. Now you can aver how the sites you're led to are truly the ones you are searching for and not the ones Internet surfers find use for.

This company who boasts of having only 15 people in its team but was able to produce the program last year and follow it up with an enhanced $49 version only in December is not ready to kick Google off its top spot. It's definitely not a search engine since it only considers shows results from search engines. For instance, this program would work by categorizing and mapping out the files on your hard drive and arranging them based on its content, and not according to which folders you've place them in. When this is being use to search the web, a combination of results from six different search engines like Yahoo and MSN is combined.

A feat that the company aimed for in 2004 was unleashing its downloadable plug ins to eat up more databases that could offer tons of variety and even include Library of Congress, news Web sites and or even Google itself right within the attractive and colorful snare of its circles. Searching whatever we desire is now within us. Initially, this Google plug in will only be used to test the market as Google and the other company checks on its performance and then determine if they should join forces on a new Web service. The speaker for Google didn't say anything about this. Nor would he dare reveal whether Google is coming up with creative ventures to spruce up its existing search pages with tools on categorization and visualization.