Search Google, Yahoo, Bing in One Click

Posted by Jonathan on December 18th, 2009, in General, Tools tagged in: , , ,
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Few days ago we tweeted the Bing iPhone app launch, note we have no intention on promoting Microsoft’s search engine, and one of our follower reply with this respond.

TaekOnai @windows7hacker Tell me 5 Good Reasons to use bing, and i will give you 1 good reason not to.

Which makes me to wonder the following question:

1. Are you evaluating the search result as the number one reason to use one search engine over another ?

2. Do you use one just because you think it will always give you what you looking for ?

3. Use it because it’s popular over another ?

4. Or just the habit of using it ?

5. Or something else ?

With that said, I’ve came across this neat site that can let you search all three major search engine with one click.

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GooHooBi is the website that can allow you to yield result from Google, Yahoo, and Bing. Now if you really want to compare the search result from different search engine, this is the way to go. What’s interesting is that the result from Bing and Google are very similar, the test we did searched term "Windows 7 Hacker" no doubt the first result are all the same, but notice that the result from Google and Bing out of the top 4 result 3 are the same. (order different)

On the other hand Yahoo gives you something completely different.

This site also allow you to preview the webpage within the page, this way makes very convenient to compare the different results.

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Comments (2)

  1. bikehereandthere says:

    intention*

    not intension

    that is all, thank you.

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