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Lets'y ou search flickr, Youtube and Yahoo and also has a dashboard widget for macs.

Yougedi(有个地) is a Chinese vertical search engine for real estate information. Yougedi indexes its data from 105 vertical real estate websites in real time. It is somewhat strange that we can only use name of cities as keyword to search in its homepage, but refine the search in result page by using conditions as area, locations, price, number of bedroom and others. It is good that Yougedi adopts ajax technology for users to refine the results. Maybe because all the data are collected in real time manner, the speed of search is not satisfying, but it allows us to find the information just published several minutes ago. It will be much more convenient for users if it can integrate with maps in search results and provide rss feed for any given search. from: http://www.cwrblog.net/176/yougedi-real-estate-search-engine.html

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Think Rollyo mashed up with AIM. Though not the easiest thing in the world to figure out at first, it could be a real time saver once you’ve got it set up.

Dipsie帮助网页的内容更容易被搜索引擎检索到. 当然, 这个软件可能会被某些人利用以作弊的手段推广网站的内容!

Meta search engine with live suggest and a virtual keyboard as option.

Ajax search engine with keyword suggestion, searches flickr or Yahoo, web, images, videos, news. Has a mobile version

Clusters search results. It presents a diagram of themes within the results, from which the user can select one or all results. Options to search Australian sites only or the full Web.

web2.0 search and desktop app

Hayneedle is a revolutionary search technology that cuts across the flow of Web 2.0. We will offer both free and subscription-based services, and will open a public beta in the summer of '06.

DigForIt.com searches the web and ranks results from the leading search result sources. You’ll be getting the best combined results from industry leading engines like Google, Yahoo! Search, and MSN. Using more search engines means a better overall coverage of the Web.

DigForIt.com searches the web and ranks results from the leading search result sources. You’ll be getting the best combined results from industry leading engines like Google, Yahoo! Search, and MSN. Using more search engines means a better overall coverage of the Web.

search results can be viewed by date, relevance or a combination of both. Unlike Technorati, which determines a blog’s relevance based on the total number of unique links into that blog, Sphere is taking an algorithmic approach.

The new ajax version

ZabboWabbo gleans from more than 10 sources for your search to potentially provide broader and more useful results.

Let's you search flickr too