The way I search
In the past months I noticed a shift in the way I search things over the internet. I started using vertical search engines (like YouTube or IMDB for music/videos related topics, Wikipedia for articles, BBC for news, or Wolfram for scientific data) more often in cases when I definitely know what I’m looking for. For [...]
Posted at 8:44 pm on June 14, 2009 | 4 comments | Filed Under: Information Architecture, Inspirational, Usability | Tagged: cnet, contextual search, google, vertical search engine, wikipedia, wolfram, yahoo, youtube | read on
Learn by play
I found Wolfram Alpha knowledge engine a really great way to learn science-related things. If you have a moment (or two as once you start playing with it is hard to stop) check it out.
PS) I was trying to find what are the average temperatures in Marseille in September and Google couldn’t help me with [...]
