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Information Today
August 2000
Paul Blake |
Online Insights: WAP: Information Without Wires The U.S. is normally a good year ahead of Europe when it comes to the adoption of new technology. However, there is one area where the Europeans are miles ahead: the use of cell phones to access information services over the Internet....   |
Search Engine Watch
May 3, 2000 |
Google Speaks Languages, WAP, Adds Other Features Google has unveiled beta versions of its site for non-English speakers and those accessing the web using wireless devices. The search engine has also added new features to its search results and launched a new "university" search engine. |
Search Engine Watch
July 5, 2000 |
New Sites In Search Links I managed to work my way through the nearly 300 submissions that had come into the Search Links area of Search Engine Watch. After killing about half that were no way search engines, and viewing way to many metacrawlers to count, I added about 100 new search engines.... |
Search Engine Watch
June 2, 2000 |
Google Gets Kid Safe, Suggests Maps Google has added a new feature to filter adult content out of its listings, and the search engine now also provides links to online maps in response to relevant queries. |
Search Engine Watch
December 4, 2000
Danny Sullivan |
Ananova Delivers News And A Smile Ananova is a news search engine that provides coverage from about 1,500 different sources and a virtual newscaster, to boot... |
JavaWorld
June 2000
Qusay H. Mahmoud |
WAP for Java developers Wireless networks are mainly used for voice communication. Wireless operators, however, are interested in delivering data over wireless networks. This article introduces you to WAP and its related technologies and shows you how to develop wireless applications using Java.. |
ONLINE
Jan/Feb 2002
Marydee Ojala |
Search Soirees I am constantly struck by the difference between what people can do with search engines and what they actually do. It boils down to this: advanced search engine features go largely unused... |
JavaWorld
December 2000
Tim Fielden & Ana Orubeondo |
J2ME and WAP: Together forever? Get the wireless skinny on J2ME and the Wireless Application Protocol as InfoWorld Test Center analysts Ana Orubeondo and Tim Fielden debate the advantages and drawbacks to the two technologies... |
Search Engine Watch
April 4, 2000 |
Search Satisfaction And Behavior Results Released Every three months, some users at the major search engines are selected randomly by NPD and asked about their visits. The results are fascinating, but they've not been available to the general public until now.
The survey is funded and conducted on behalf of the major search engines, and the results have been used for their own internal purposes.... |
Bank Technology News
January 2001
Louise West |
Dial M For Money Western European banks are buying into wireless technology... |
Search Engine Watch
May 2, 2001
Danny Sullivan |
Avoiding The Search Gap Are you a victim of the search gap? You could be, if you've focused all your efforts on getting people to your web site via search engines rather considering what happens after they arrive... |
T.H.E. Journal
May 2004 |
Wi-Fi ZONE Mobile educators can now use their WAP-enabled cell phones or other devices to find more than 6,000 Wi-Fi ZONE locations. |
Search Engine Watch
January 24, 2005
Chris Sherman |
Survey: Searchers are Confident, Satisfied & Clueless The vast majority of searchers say they are confident about their searching skills and are successful at finding what they're looking for far more often than not, yet most don't understand how search engines work or present results. |
T.H.E. Journal
August 2002
Killmer & Koppel |
So Much Information, So Little Time Evaluating web resources with search engines |
InternetNews
February 9, 2004
Colin Haley |
Motorola in Duet with Opera The companies collaborate on browsers that accommodate HTML browser with WAP infrastructure. |
Search Engine Watch
February 6, 2001
Danny Sullivan |
Internet Top Information Resource, Study Finds A study that monitored 74 people over four days during the Fall of 2000 shows that Americans need answers to four questions per day, spend nearly 9 hours per week looking for those answers, online or off, and that the Internet has become their top information resource... |
Search Engine Watch
February 6, 2001
Danny Sullivan |
The End For Search Engines? The impending closure of Go only underscores the dramatic changes that have been taking place among the major search engines. Money is tight; new revenue is being sought anywhere, and no one seems guaranteed a future. Will your favorite search engine be around tomorrow? |
InternetNews
July 8, 2005
Susan Kuchinskas |
Yahoo Expands Mobile Search Options SMS search and product comparisons aim to help mobile users find information while on the move. |
ONLINE
May 2000
David King |
Specialized Search Engines: Alternatives to the Big Guys Most web searchers can now find almost anything in almost any imaginable field. But sometimes more is not better. At times, you may wish you could sit down to a simplified search engine that finds only on-topic information. Now you can, by using a specialized search engine. |
CRM
April 2003
David Myron |
More, More, More In an attempt to secure its footing in the large enterprise space, Salesforce.com has announced the availability of upgraded versions of its online service. |
Search Engine Watch
May 23, 2001
Danny Sullivan |
Meta Search Or Meta Ads? A review of meta search services shows that some are providing results where more than half of their listings are paid links. A guide to what's paid, what's not and how to get the most from your meta search service... |
Search Engine Watch
February 23, 2004
Chris Sherman |
A Fun Multi-Search Tool Queryster lets you quickly get results from ten different search engines, simply by clicking an icon. It's a great way to compare the different 'personalities' of search engines. |
Search Engine Watch
September 4, 2000
Danny Sullivan |
Search Engine Roundup Various changes at search engines, such as the new "Most Popular" feature at AOL to a WAP search engine from AltaVista. |
