My OperaReal-Time Search Engine LeapFish Leaps into the “Living Web”
Friday, November 6, 2009 7:08:52 PM
Real-Time Search Engine LeapFish Leaps into the “Living Web”
LeapFish, an upcoming search and social media innovator, today unveiled the new multi-media and real-time search, communication, and sharing platform that gives consumers the most convenient, fun, and personalized way to experience and share the traditional and real-time Web – the new “Living Web”.
The LeapFish search experience empowers consumers with the ability to manage the two things they do most often online: “search” and “share”. “Real-time and social are clearly major movements and its time consumers are empowered with an ability to share to the real-time and social Web at the precise time they are most engaged – when they are searching the Web,” said Ben Behrouzi, Founder and CEO of LeapFish.
The new search platform seamlessly combines the ability to search and share real-time and traditional content in any media format in a single interface across a range of different sites (e.g., Twitter, Facebook, Digg).
“Aside from the Web’s growing size and variety there is an emerging duality of “real-time” and “traditional,” which now requires a completely different search experience. One that includes both the content and the “contributor” in the search experience, such that both traditional and real-time searching and sharing are integrated seamlessly in our use of this Living Web,” said Behrouzi.
The new LeapFish search experience offers consumers a real-time search engine, a technically advanced customizable personal homepage, more multi-media results from the entire Web and the ability to share any piece of content found online.
LeapFish Search Engine Features :
Real-Time Search Engine: A fresh multi-media real-time search engine capturing results from all containers of real-time content (e.g., Twitter, Youtube, Twitpic, Flickr).
Searching and Sharing: Easy and convenient sharing features empowering users to merge traditional content into the social and real-time Web as they search and find content anywhere online (e.g., Facebook, Twitter, Digg).
Variety of the Web: Delivering rich multi-media content from the deep and wide new Web via integration of leading authorities in website aggregation, videos, images, news, blogs, tweets and much more on every search query (e.g., Youtube, CNN, Twitter).
Personal Internet Dashboard: Technically advanced customizable personal homepage allowing consumers to build their own dashboard to the Internet by adding multiple news feeds, blogs, applications, tools and more (e.g., Facebook Application, Twitter Application, Mashable Feed)
Until a few years ago consumers came to the Web to just search for simple information. Now the Web is a place where people come to also share information. Information today that is multi-media and more complex in nature. “LeapFish refers to this new place as The Living Web, and has developed an evolved search engine to help consumers get the most from it – a service to help consumers Live the Web,” said Behrouzi
To try the new search experience for yourself, visit http://leapfish.com.
Source: LeapFish
LeapFish, an upcoming search and social media innovator, today unveiled the new multi-media and real-time search, communication, and sharing platform that gives consumers the most convenient, fun, and personalized way to experience and share the traditional and real-time Web – the new “Living Web”.
The LeapFish search experience empowers consumers with the ability to manage the two things they do most often online: “search” and “share”. “Real-time and social are clearly major movements and its time consumers are empowered with an ability to share to the real-time and social Web at the precise time they are most engaged – when they are searching the Web,” said Ben Behrouzi, Founder and CEO of LeapFish.
The new search platform seamlessly combines the ability to search and share real-time and traditional content in any media format in a single interface across a range of different sites (e.g., Twitter, Facebook, Digg).
“Aside from the Web’s growing size and variety there is an emerging duality of “real-time” and “traditional,” which now requires a completely different search experience. One that includes both the content and the “contributor” in the search experience, such that both traditional and real-time searching and sharing are integrated seamlessly in our use of this Living Web,” said Behrouzi.
The new LeapFish search experience offers consumers a real-time search engine, a technically advanced customizable personal homepage, more multi-media results from the entire Web and the ability to share any piece of content found online.
LeapFish Search Engine Features :
Real-Time Search Engine: A fresh multi-media real-time search engine capturing results from all containers of real-time content (e.g., Twitter, Youtube, Twitpic, Flickr).
Searching and Sharing: Easy and convenient sharing features empowering users to merge traditional content into the social and real-time Web as they search and find content anywhere online (e.g., Facebook, Twitter, Digg).
Variety of the Web: Delivering rich multi-media content from the deep and wide new Web via integration of leading authorities in website aggregation, videos, images, news, blogs, tweets and much more on every search query (e.g., Youtube, CNN, Twitter).
Personal Internet Dashboard: Technically advanced customizable personal homepage allowing consumers to build their own dashboard to the Internet by adding multiple news feeds, blogs, applications, tools and more (e.g., Facebook Application, Twitter Application, Mashable Feed)
Until a few years ago consumers came to the Web to just search for simple information. Now the Web is a place where people come to also share information. Information today that is multi-media and more complex in nature. “LeapFish refers to this new place as The Living Web, and has developed an evolved search engine to help consumers get the most from it – a service to help consumers Live the Web,” said Behrouzi
To try the new search experience for yourself, visit http://leapfish.com.
Source: LeapFish
