Get ready to search with the new computational knowledge engine
Search Engine has now become a integral part in our day-to-day life and Google occupies the premier position among all the search engines that exists in the planet. Google is always effective and successful in retrieving relevant search results from the world wide web based on keywords and can come with results only for questions that have been literally asked before. British physicist Stephen Wolfram has solved this problem by developing a new computational knowledge engine called Wolfram Alpha which is capable enough to answer any question.
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There has been rumors for a long time about Google’s plan to buy Twitter, which is feared to pose a threat to the search engine giant with its wonderfully poised real time search capabilities. Today Google boss Eric Schmidt put an end to everything calling Twitter as a “poor man’s email”. Speaking to Morgan Stanley’s technology conference at SFO, he praised twitters success and also said the micro-blogging service was not particularly useful and one cannot compare the 140 character limit with twitter cannot be compared with the capabilities of an email service.
Microsoft is gearing up to launch Kumo, its new online search service soon and today it has confirmed the testing of its new Internet search engine. Kumo which means cloud or spider in Japanese is said to be the replacement of Microsoft’s Live search. Microsoft has 