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: Virtual Library Cat's Eye ViewTo Google or to Bing, that is the Question
Back in my December 18th post discussing the difference between homonyms and heteronyms, I explained that the reason you might care has to do with choosing search engines. If I search the word "China" on Google, my results all relate to the country China. But what if I am interested in the dishes? If I use the search engine Bing, on the left side, under Related Searches, I see a link for "China dishes". Try the word "digest". On Bing, I get to choose from two of my favorite topics, food and research. On Google, I would starve.
Clusty is another search engine that provides categories for its search results.
Ernster, the Virtual Library Cat
Full post as published by Virtual Library Cat's Eye View on January 22, 2010 (boomark / email).
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