It looks like the alarm bells are already ringing for Cuil right from day one. Here is one article that highlights some of the glitches (and they are huge!) that the users encountered yesterday. I don’t get this. When you want to take on the likes of Google you better be a notch above them. […]
Read the rest…Cuil (pronounced “cool”) launched today. I am still playing around with it and it certainly seems worth taking a second look. It claims to have a search index that spans 120 billion web pages (According to Cuil’s developers that number could be three times the size of Google’s index). Cuil’s search is also “Contextual”. And unlike […]
Read the rest…Until recently people could not do much about avoiding ads other than flipping channels (and see another ad), use a DVR to fast forward the commercials or make use of pop-up blockers to get some temporary relief. But you couldn’t make the ads go away. They just keep coming. But a revolution might be on […]
Read the rest…Aren’t we all sick of hearing people’s constant gripe about the intrusiveness of advertising in their lives? Haven’t we all wished we could create something more tangible than just make ads?
How about creating a business model completely around advertising? (Google does it, but then that’s ‘content’.)
Welcome to Blyk. It is a free mobile phone service […]
Many of you may not know about cricket. (Not the one that keeps you up at night.) In a loose way, it is similar to baseball. The “Batsman” uses a bat to hit the ball that is thrown at him from 22 yards away at an average speed of 80-90 mph. The person who hurls […]
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