Qwiki: You actually need full media search engine with results

Qwiki: You actually need full media search engine with results

Is it the sum of human knowledge? Neatly collected in one place and in the hands of the individual on Earth, the Internet unmatched brought skills, unforeseen technologies and untold fortunes research us. However, there is no doubt that there are problems with the current systems.

Notorious as expansive, as it is, it often one-way remained. We bash some letters in a search engine, and patiently await a relative return. Google, Yahoo and Bing have great goal, but also an incredible source of confusion for some users, WHO had their algorithms and nuances may be incredibly unaware.

That is, Jan 24, 2011 selected day that the term "Google It" began to fade! To 01.10.2010 I mentioned Qwiki as one of the key future technologies of the future, and now only 24 hours after you go live that I add to my thoughts.

The solution?

Facebook founder, Eduardo Saverin launches a new search engine called Qwiki that enables to what as a rich media story '-format is called. In the spirit of Wikipedia, a user can know the available, add on any topic. This module provides a combination of photos, audio and video clips, which relate to the queried subject. Open for public testing on Monday, January 24, 2011, the game just started.

Qwiki says, your goal is to bring science fiction film by computers to collect data on behalf of human counterparts. Not exactly mind reading, but not the passive system used so far now. Qwiki wants the Internet not a one-way street.

So far, reviews you do say. Instead of the one-shot offers information, there is a better more help deciding on one topic of interest.

Using Qwiki

This is a straight forward interface. User-land is loaded on the home page of enter of your topic and Qwiki and automatically play. More robotic sounding readers. Qwiki's voice over almost completely removed the non-human, monotone Robbie of the robot voice, and replaced them by a surprisingly pleasant female voice, that contains highs and lows in the appropriate places. If you never thought that a synthetic voice might sound relaxing, may Qwiki that change for you.

Resources? I thought load all these media have a little time to load would have caused. A 64-bit dual-core processor Chief diver, it took no longer blank page to the search bar in Google load it took. 03 seconds longer to load the rest.

After your initial search, Qwiki offers more options below and the topics seem to be many searches very relevant.

What's next?

I see not how Qwiki can help, but change the way the Internet searches are working. Results are entertaining and at some point someone needs to jump, digging into the details about learning curves to research and get Qwiki right now to users may be in a position, keep better informed because of it. It's hard not to focus on, if you have a calming voice, read the text as it scrolls below haunting slideshows and photo galleries.

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